Science Crossword Puzzles

involved in biological rhythms, responses to the water and salt imbalance, develops t cells, stimulates the thyroid gland, stimulates the metabolism, …

the lighter part of the shadow created by an eclipse, the first phase of the moon, it has no visible light, entire side of the moon is visible, when a …

never pour water into this; instead, slowly pour this into water, some of these are corrosive, only _ lab equipment as your teacher instructs you to …

mineral needed for making chlorophyll, chemical added to replace missing minerals, tube that transports minerals in plants, mineral for healthy roots, …

connects the throat to the stomach, the part where you digest all the food, in between the stomach and large intestine, makes your food into waste, …

how close measurements are to each other, how close a measurement is to the true/ known value, a simple tool used to measure length, measures weight …

the byproduct of anaerobic respiration in muscles, the type of respiration that occurs without the presence of oxygen, respiration occurs in the …

the upper arm bone (7), the longest bone in the body (5), the muscle responsible for extending the knee (10), the type of joint found in the shoulder …

making a complete spin on an axis, a natural satellite that orbits a planet; some planets have no moons; others have over 60 moons, bowl-shaped …

the action of breathing air out of the lungs, organs of the respiratory system where gas exchange happens, muscles between the ribs that aid …

natural _ - innate, another type of wbc, recognizes and destroy foreign cells including cancer cells, virus infected cells, bacteria and cells of …

the plane of motion that cuts the body in half from top to bottom, this is also known as the horizontal plane, what are the basic hip and shoulder …

common injury affecting the muscles and ligaments, what is the most commonly broken bone in the body, where in the body would a scaphoid fractured be, …

inventor of the light bulb, known for alternating current (ac) power, revolutionized car manufacturing with the assembly line, pioneers of the first …

last name of the scientist who named "cells", scientific tool that allows us to examine tiny cells, jelly-like substance that surrounds the …

the _ allows milk to bypass the rumen and go directly to the abomasum, chewing is an example of _ digestion, the process of crushing and grinding food …

begins the breakdown mechanically and chemically of food, the ruminant digestive system has this many stomachs, in the ruminant digestive system, this …

protein that makes up hair, chemical used to detect bloodstains by glowing in the dark, the middle part of a hair shaft, which can be continuous, …

chemically organic functional group composed of a carbon atom double-bonded, a chemical substance that is taken to cause changes in a person's …

kills or inactivates most pathogens on surfaces (but not spores), uses steam under pressure to kill microorganisms, placed inside sterilization …

transfer of heat by physical contact, an organism that relies on external sources of heat to regulate its body temperature, regulate body temperature …

chromosome condition of a cell which has two sets of chromosomes, chromosome condition in which a cell has only a single set of chromosomes, the type …

cbc = complete _ count, cmp = complete _ panel, prbc = packed _ blood cells, mls = medical laboratory _ , pt = prothrombin _ , upt = _ pregnancy test, …

denaturation; annealing, extending (abbr.), recently developed method for making precise and targeted changes in the genome of a living cell, …

the longest stage of the cell cycle where the cell grows and prepares for division, the process in which the nucleus divides to form two identical …

upper chambers of the heart, artificial heart valve requiring life long blood thinning medications, fatty substance that can block arteries, proteins …

the boiling point of a given liquid varies with _ , the force a rotating object exerts outward away from the center of rotation, the measure of the …

largest bone in the leg, excessive uric acid, anchor muscles to bones, brittle bones, kneecap, bone forming cells, finger and toe bones, repair of a …

molecule forming the basic bilayer structure of cell membranes, double-layered arrangement of phospholipids in membranes, “cell drinking”; uptake …

lowest possible temperature; the temperature at which all molecular motion ceases, temperature scale in which the freezing point of water is 0 °c, …