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abiotic environment All of the physical, or non-living, components of given ecosystem
abscissic acid A plant hormone that controls dormancy, and inhibits other hormones
absorption The process in which soluble food molecules are diffused, and pass into the blood stream, usually in the small intestine
acid A substance with a pH less than 7, that donates a hydrogen ion when dissolved in water
activation energy The minimum amount of energy that is required to start a chemical reaction
activator protein These bind to a location of the DNA molecule, causing an increase in transcription of a nearby gene
active immunity Immunity caused by the body’s production of antibodies or activated T cells
active transport The movement of a substance across a cell membrane to an area of higher concentration, using energy to do so
adaptation The ability of an organism to thrive in conditions different from their native environment
adaptive radiation The rapid diversification of a lineage, resulting in new lineages branching out and adapting differentiated traits and characteristics
ADP Produced when ATP loses one of its phosphate groups, it is a lower energy form of ATP
adrenal cortex The outer portion of the adrenal gland, which helps regulate stress response through mineralocorticoid and glucocorticoid production
adrenal glands Part of the endocrine system, one is located on top of each kidney
adrenal medulla The inner region of the adrenal gland, which works which the sympathetic nervous system to prepare the body to react in stressful situations
aerobic cellular respiration Also known as it is a metabolic process that uses oxygen to break down food to produce energy
agglutinate The clumping together of particles or substances This reaction can occur if blood of different types is mixed together
albumen The white liquid that keeps the yolk suspended inside of an eggshell
alcoholic fermentation The process by which sugars are broken down and converted into cellular energy, and produce ethanol and carbon dioxide as waste
algae A broad group of autotrophic organisms, they are photosynthetic, but are simpler than most land based plants
allantois Where an embryo’s metabolic waste is stored
allele Multiple forms of the same gene, that occupy the same locus, but have unique characteristics
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