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The transcription of this DNA strand: TCGAAACCT (Designer genes).
What is AGCUUUGGA?
The hardness of a diamond on the Mohs hardness scale (Rocks and minerals).
What is 10?
An ion with a positive charge (Chemistry lab).
What is a cation?
What molecular clouds are made of (Astronomy).
What is hydrogen gas (H2)?
The name of the variable that the scientist changes during the experiment (Experimental design).
What is the independent variable?
The three types of indirect transmission (Disease detectives).
What are vector-borne, airborne, and vehicle-borne?
The limiting nutrient in freshwater (Water quality).
What is phosphorus (phosphates)?
The most common kind of fingerprint (Forensics).
What are loops?
The type of force resulting from pressing against the surface of an object (Machines).
What is the normal force?
When writing a CER, a claim should be this many sentences long (Experimental design).
What is one?
The part of the body that controls the fight-or-flight response (Anatomy and physiology).
What is the sympathetic nervous system?
The mouth part that is used for drinking (ex., nectar, blood) (Entomology).
What is the haustellate?
A property of a metalloid (Chemistry lab).
What is semiconductivity?
The force that results from two surfaces rubbing against each other (Machines).
What is friction?
The part of a code that you can read and understand easily (Codebusters).
What is the plaintext?
The "building blocks" that are strung together to make proteins (Designer genes).
What are amino acids?
An insect that has saltatorial legs (Entomology).
A plastic that floats in water (Forensics).
The hottest color of stars (Astronomy).
What are blue stars?
The force that makes the hovercraft go up. (Hovercraft).
What is lift?
The four aspects necessary to include in a case definition (Disease detectives).
What are person, place, time, and clinical criteria?
A species with few offspring, slow maturation, and large body size (Water quality).
What is a K-selected species?
The type of reaction this is: Fe + CuSO4 → FeSO4 + Cu (Chemistry lab).
What is a single replacement reaction?
The distinct features in a star's light spectrum that form when certain atoms and molecules in the star's atmosphere block certain wavelengths of light (Astronomy).
What are absorption lines?
The first 6 most common letters in the English alphabet (Codebusters).
What are ETAOIN?