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Science Cars for Grade 10 Biology

TermDefinition
Circulatory System Is responsible for transporting materials throughout the entire body.
respiratory system The process of oxygen being applied to the blood
Integumentary system To protect the body from damage, the skin is part of this system
Excretory System The process of removing waste from our body, urination is part of this system
Skeletal System The structure of a living being or animal, which is the frame of the body.
Endocrine System It is the system which controls and produces hormones for a human
Digestive System The system which makes food absorbable for the body
Reproductive System The system which reproduces, this includes the testes and ovaries
Muscular System Consisting of smooth and cardiac muscles, allowing the body to move
Lymphatic System Are lymphatic vessels caring a clear liqued called lymph, which gets rid of body toxins
Mitosis The division of the nuclease through the process of four parts
Prophase Sister chromatids thicken, nuclear membrane and nucleolus dissapear. Centrioles ends to opposite side of cell and spindle fibers form.
Metaphase Chromosomes line up in the middle and spindle fibers stretch from pole to pole
Anaphase Centromeres break apart, and Chromatids are pulled to opposite sides by spindle fibers
Telophase Nuclear membrane and nucluolous appear in two dauther nuclei. Chromosomes become harder to see, and the cytoplasm pinches in half
Interphase Is when the cell performs the majority of it's purpose, and eventually getting ready for Mitosis
Apoptosis Is the programmed death of a cell, it will do this when it feels the need to die.
Necrosis Is the damage or death of a cell through an external force, cut, poison, etc.
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