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| SUBSTANCES THAT DISSOCIATE IN WATER, RELEASING HYDROGEN IONS |
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| A DIAGNOSIS MADE WHEN THE PH RISES ABOVE 7.45 |
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| A DIAGNOSIS MADE WHEN THE PH VALUE DROPS BELOW 7.35 |
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| SODIUM CHLORIDE, THAT FORM AN IONIC LATTICE THAT DISSOCIATES IN WATER |
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| A NUCLEIC ACID IN CELLS THAT IS AN INTERMEDIARY IN THE PROCESS OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, CONVEYING INFORMATION FROM DNA REGARDING THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE IN PROTEINS |
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| WHEN CARBON 14 DECAYS IT RELEASES VARIOUS TYPES OF ENERGY IN THE FORM OF RAYS AND SUBATOMIC PARTICLES |
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| MACROMOLECULES COMPOSED OF AMINO ACIDS |
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MACROMOLECULES SUCH AS STARCH, GLYCOGEN AND CELLULOSE THEY CONTAIN MANY GLUCOSE UNITS |
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USED TO INDICATE THE ACIDITY OR BASICITY (ALKALINITY) OF A SOLUTION RANGES FROM 0-14 |
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| THE BOND BETWEEN AMINO ACIDS |
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| ARE UNIQUE TO LIVING THINGS |
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| HUGE MOLECULES THAT STORE HEREDITARY INFORMATION THAT DETERMINES WHICH PROTEIN A CELL WILL HAVE |
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THE NUMBER OF CARBON ATOMS IN A CARBOHYDRATE IS LOW BETWEEN 3&7 SIMPLE SUGAR |
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| CONTAIN MORE ENERGY PER GRAM THAN OTHER BIOLOGICAL MOLECULES, SOME FUNCTION AS LONG TERM ENERGY STORAGE MOLECULES IN ORGANISMS |
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| ONE OF TWO OR MORE ATOMS WITH THE SAME ATOMIC NUMBER THAT DIFFERS IN THE NUMBER OF NEUTRONS AND IN WEIGHT |
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| THE ATTRACTION BETWEEN OPPOSITELY CHARGED SODIUM IONS AND CHLORIDE IONS RESULTING IN SODIUM CHLORIDE (TABLE SALT) |
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| PARTICLES THAT CARY EITHER A POSSITIVE (+) OR NEGATIVE (-) CHARGE |
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| CONSTITUTE NON-LIVING MATTER |
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| COMPONENTS OF WATER ARE ADDED TO BREAK UP MACROMOLECULES |
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| OCCURS WHENEVER A COVALENTLY BONDED HYDROGEN IS POSSITIVE AND ATTRACTED TO A NEGATIVELY CHARGED ATOM NEARBY |
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READY STORAGE FORM OF GLUCOSE IN PLATS & ANIMALS THE LIVER STORES GLUCOSE AS BLYCOGEN |
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| A MOLECULE THAT FORMS FATS & OILS WHEN IT REACTS WITH THREE FATTY ACID MOLECULES |
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| PASS ON FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION |
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| A CARBON-HYDROGEN CHAIN THAT ENDS WITH THE ACIDIC GROUP -COOH |
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| A PROTEIN MOLECULE THAT FUNCTIONS AS AN ORGANIC CATALYST TO SPEED A PARTICULAR METABOLIC REACTION |
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| NUCLEIC ACID THAT MAKES UP THE HERIDITARY UNITS CALLED GENES |
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| IS MADE BY JOINING ONLY TWO MONOSACCHARIDES TOGETHER BY A DEHYDRATION REACTION |
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| ATOMS SHARE ELECTRONS INSTEAD OF LOSING OR GAINING THEM |
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| FUNCTION FOR QUICK, SHORT-TERM ENERGY STORAGE IN ALL ORGANISMS |
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HELP KEEP PH VALUES EITHIN NORMAL LIMITS THEY ARE CHEMICALS OR COMBINATIONS OF CHEMICALS THAT TAKE UP ESCESS HYDROGEN IONS (H+) OR HYDROXIDE IONS (OH-) |
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| SUBSTANCES THAT EITHER TAKE UP HYDROGEN IONS (H+) OR RELEASE HYDROXIDE IONS (OH-) |
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| THE PRIMARY ENERGY CARRIER IN CELLS |
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| HAS A CENTRAL CARBON ATOM BONDED TO A HYDROGEN ATOM AND THREE GROUPS |
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| SUBMICROSCOPIC PARTICLES THAT JOIN TO FORM MOLECULES WHICH CAN IN TURN FORM MACROMOLECULES |
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| THE BASIC UNITS OF ALL LIVING THINGS |
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| ARE WITHIN CELLS AND ARE TINY STRUCTURES THAT PERFORM CELLULAR FUNCTIONS |
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| COMPOSED OF SIMILAR TYPES OF CELLS AND PERFORMS A SPECIFIC FUNCTION |
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| COMPOSED OF SEVERAL TYPES OF TISSUES AND PERFORMS A PARTICULAR FUNCTION WITHIN AN ORGAN SYSTEM |
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| ARE ALL OF THE BODY SYSTEMS TOGETHER SUCH AS THE HUMAN BEING |
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