Science Crossword Puzzles

a symmetrically shaped oval, distance between the earth and the sun, type of galaxy which arms are attached to a straight bar that runs through the …

large macromolecules called proteins are made up of these, proteins are needed for growth & _ of our cells and tissues, proteins are continuously …

the enzyme that breaks down starch, a chemical used to make lipid, the molecules that can fit into an enzyme and gets broken down, a small molecule …

outer layer and largest part of the sun's atmosphere, two or more stars revolving, explanation for the beginning of the universe, lowest layer of …

germ layer which eventually gives rise to the epidermis and nervous system, germ layer which eventually gives rise to the bones, dermis, and tissues, …

the final outcome of the experiment according to the data/results, orderly steps taken by a scientist during an experiment, the degree to which …

who home-schooled thomas edison?, how old was edison when he died?, what disease caused him to lose his hearing?, the telegraph changed from a printed …

slime, is a slippery liquid, a current day shelled mollusk with tentacles, small aquatic snails with a shell that is broadly conical in shape and a …

the transfer of heat through infrared rays, burning gases push out openings in the rooms (such as a door leading to another room) at a substantial …

the innermost layer of the git, middle layer of git made of connective tissue, a network of neurons that control digestive secretions and detect …

the smallest particle of an element, a substance that will be dissolved, a measure of the amount of matter is in an object, the substance that …

a celestial body in orbit around a star, with a near-spherical shape, the planet named after the roman god of travel, an object in orbit of a …

means back, the study of all forms of life, head, neck and torso, towards the middle or midline, upper and lower extremities, to the side of the body …

proteins that act as a catalyst, a substrate can bind to the ...... ..., rearrangements of bonds within a molecule, binds to the same region as the …

regulatory mechanism in export and import, keeping out, any organism that benefits the growing process, feeding on plants, feeding on insects, defense …

also known as tca or citric acid cycle, used and regenerated during the tca cycle, under these conditions, pyruvate is oxidized in the presence of …

the middle part of the throat, behind the mouth, he most caudal portion of the pharynx and is a crucial connection point through which food, water, …

fluids flowing in opposite directions, bony plate covering the gills, rigid tubes that connect spiracles to tracheoles, polysaccharide that supports …

moving a body part backward, tissue that connects muscle to bone, movement that decreases angle between 2 bones, nearest to a reference point, injury …

a cell consists of a single membrane, it is an outer protective covering found in the bacterial cells, in addition to the cell wall. it helps in …

type of membrane that lines surfaces that open to the outside, type of membrane that lines body cavities, type of nervous tissue cell that conducts …

potent, broad-spectrum antibiotics that act through inhibition of protein synthesis, helps determine if a drug is in a toxic range or if the dosage of …

energy in transit in the form of particles or electromagnetic waves, a particle having a negative charge, a particle having a positive charge, a …

system that helps regulate the bodys temperature, system that includes the mouth, esophagus, and stomach, the basic unit of life, system that includes …

c1, very first bone in the neck, c2, second bone in the neck, neck region of spine, chest region of spine, lower back region of spine, long, thin, …

allows communication between the interior and the exterior of the cell. has a double lipid layer, contains dna, located within the nucleus. ribosomes …

what hormone does the pancreas supply?, what gland secretes at least 6 distinct hormones?, how many principal endocrine glands?, stimulates …

low serum phosphate, the number of milliosmoles per kg of water, osmotic pressure caused by plasma colloids in solution, force of fluid in a …

a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape, the displacement of spectral lines toward longer …

a very rapidly applied load, the science of sound waves, expansion due to heat, when the load is removed the object is permanently deformed, …