Nature of Science
What I see
What is "WIS"
Glucose
What is sugar.
Heart
What is the Cardiovascular System
Isotonic
What isan equal amount of water inside and outside the cell; water flows in both directions
Guard Cells
What cells that control opening of stomates
The Tested group
What is experimental
Macromolecule
What is large
Femur
What is the Skeletal System
Hypertonic
what is less water outside so water leaves the cell and it shrinks
Cuticle
What is the waxy coating that stops water evaporation from leaves
The cause
Proteins
What is Amino Acids
Brain
Nervous system
Hypotonic
What is more water outside so water goes into the cell and it swells
Vascular Bundle
What contains xylem and phloem tissues
The Effect
What is Dependent Variable
Nucleotides
What is Nucleic acids
Organ system level
What is the human respiratory system is an example of what level of organization?
Red blood cells
what blood cells in humans are one of the best examples when patients receive IV fluids.
Epidermis
What is the outer layer of cells that acts like a protective "skin"
The Constants
What is Controlled Variable
What is many
Spleen & Appendix
Lymphatic System
Osmosis
what is the diffusion of water where water flows from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
Phloem
What carries sugars produced during photosynthesis to the plant