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This ion is necessary to expose the active sites on myofilaments to being a muscle contraction.

What is Calcium?

100

This bond is formed between two nonmetals.

What is a covalent bond?

100

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What is Centi-?

100

 This genus of fungi is named after the device Catholic priests use to sprinkle holy water on people at.

What is Aspergillus?

100

These photoreceptor cells in the eye are responsible for color vision.

What are cones?

200

This node embedded in the wall of the right atrium begins the conduction of the electrical signal in the heart

What is the sinoatrial node?

200

British scientist referred to as the Father Of Modern Atomic Theory.

Who is Dalton?

200

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What is milli-?

200

The Latin name of this genus of fungi means "brush"

What is  Penicillium?

200

This type of bone marrow is responsible for the production of blood cells.

What is red bone marrow?

300

The contraction of this muscle, also know as the prime mover, is responsible for a particular movement.

What is an agonist?

300

The Russian known as the Father of The periodic Table.

Who is Mendeleev?

300

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What is kilo-?

300

The Latin name of this bacteria means "golden cluster."

What is Staphylococcus aureus?

300

The Bubonic plague, also known as the Black Death, was caused by this microorganism.

 What is Yersinia pestis?

400

This process of producing ATP does not require oxygen.

 What is fermentation (lactic acid fermentation)?

400

The French scientist known as the Father of Modern Chemistry.

Who is Lavoisier?

400

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What is Mega?

400

Bacteria that cause bacterial pneumonia.

What is Pneumococcal or Streptococcal? or what is pneumococcus or Streptococcus?

400

This component of blood is necessary to help fight infection.

What is the White Blood Cell?

500

 This series of contractions propels materials along the digestive tract.

What is peristalsis?

500

Depleted uranium is mostly this isotope.

U-238

500

μ (mu)

What is micro-?

500

Most common bacterial cause for necrotizing fasciitis.

What is Streptococcus?

500

While shiny in the preserved sheep eye, this layer of the human is pigmented with melanin to inhibit uncontrolled reflection in the back of the eye.

What is the choroid?

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