phase that an exact duplicate of each chromosome is made, also known as the "resting phase."
What is interphase
100
the abbreviation the hydrogen
What is H
100
the study of large and easily observable structures of an organism
What is Gross Anatomy
100
The study of all forms of life
What is Biology
100
A substance that has weight and occupies space
What is Matter
200
Two pairs of centrioles start to separate toward the oppisite ends or poles of the cell in this phase
What is prophase
200
The abbreviation for sodium
What is NA
200
this branch contains two sub-branches called cytology and histology
What is Microscopic Anatomy
200
The study of all the fuctions of each body part and the fuctions of various body parts that coordinate to form a complete living organism
What is Physiology
200
Various elements can combine in a definiate proportoin by weight, it forms _____
What is a compound
300
the nuclear membrane dissolves completely during this stage
What is metaphase
300
The abbreviation for Iron
What is F
300
Studies the formation of an organism from the fertilized egg to birth
What is Developmental Anatomy
300
Any abnormal change in the structure of a function which produce symptoms
What is Disease
300
The fluid found inside a cell
What is intracellular
400
the nuclear membrane and the nucleous reappear to help re-establish the nucleus as a definiate organelle again in this stage
What is telophase
400
The abbreviation for Magnesium
What is Mg
400
Different body parts and organs can be studied with reguard to similarities and differences to other animals in the animal kingdom in this branch of anatomy
What is Comparitive Anatomy
400
Molecules containing the elements carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
What is Lipids
400
A neutral contains this measurement on the p.h. scale
What is 7.0
500
Chromaid pairs seperate and are pulled by the shortening spindel fibers toward the centrioles during this stage
What is anaphase
500
The abbreviation for Potassium
What is K
500
Dermatology, the study of the integumentary system is a part of this branch of anatomy
What is Systematic Anatomy
500
An orderly process by which cell intentionally die