Science Crossword Puzzles

also known as the “blind spot,” this spot where the optic nerve joins the retina contains no rods nor cones, also known as visual purple, this …

a change of state from liquid to gas, a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction by lowering the activation energy without being used …

converts short-term memories to long-term memories, 'power-lines' that connect cerebral hemispheres, the general manager of homeostasis, hub for …

an abnormal respiratory condition associated with allergic hypersensitivity to certain inhaled allergens, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease …

type of change that is always accompanied by physical change, chemical changes in matter can be easily determined through evidence or?, is both an …

the neural process which increases the desire to consume highly-palatable foods, dietary carbohydrate, protein and fat can be converted into this in …

"breastbone", thigh bone, forearm (lateral) - 'thumb-side', forearm (medial) - 'pinky-side', lower leg (medial) - 'shin', lower leg …

refers to layers of cells, cell division, cells which have an elongated shape, humans are created by, what is the first stage of cell division, …

the primary function of the spine is to protect the ?, the _ and _ are both attached to the spine and are not themselves vertebrae, there are six of …

requires energy, water always moves to an area of high _ concentration, the active transport of large molecules into the cell, passive transport that …

the closest galaxy to the earth, the strongest material in the known universe, the largest zodiac constellation, and the 2nd largest constellation …

the largest moon in the solar system, the second largest galilean moon, the second smallest galilean moon, the smallest galilean moon, like a …

an increase in the size of a substance when the temperature is increased, the process of a solid changing directly to a gas without forming a liquid, …

to bounce off the surface, a curved piece of glass that can change direction of light, the seven colors that make up white light, a wave where the …

ulna (and radius) w/humerus, synovial, hinge, diarthrotic, uniaxial, extension of forarm, radius and ulna, synovial, pivot, diarthrotic, uniaxial, …

refers to a lowered blood oxygen content, excessive bicarbonate ions in the blood, most common artery is used for obtaining abgs, excessive amounts of …

plants that grow in soil with high concentrations of salts, visible part of the sun, place where the value of the acceleration of gravity is minimum, …

the version of the gene that is present. each person has two of these for each gene, one from each parent, each human cell contains 23 pairs of these, …

pathway transporting liver produced lipids, pathway transporting dietary lipids, classification system of dyslipidaemias, clinically decreased lipids, …

bone that is broken in at least 2 places, bone is broken at an angle, bone is broken with a twisting motion, break looks like a corkscrew, bone is …

the enzyme that assembles the rna molecule (8 letters), the single-stranded rna molecule carrying the genetic code (6 letters), the region on dna …

gland that young nurse bees use to produce food for larvae, this male bee develops in 24 days, shape of the honeycomb, the main source of protein for …

the region surrounding earth where the magnetic field dominates the behavior of charged particles, deflecting them from the solar wind, the magnetic …

newton's law that states: f=ma, force that opposes motion along a surface, a change in velocity, a push or pull on an object, the speed of an object …

the clumping together of blood cells, the rupture of lysis or erythrocytes and release of their haemoglobin, red blood cells, white blood cells, …

the addition of the elements of water across a carbon-carbon double bond; h- adds to one carbon, and -oh to the other, a method of distillation using …

this term refers to the stomach, which is a large, j-shaped organ, this additional layer of smooth muscles to the muscularis contracts at an angle to …

what happens when water freeze?, do particles move fast or slow when heat up?, a change in which a substance combines with another substance to form a …

a solid formed during a precipitation reaction, a chemical compound formed when atoms share electrons, a chemical compound formed from positive and …

this serves as the blueprint in making protein, a three-letter base that code for amino acid, basic unit of life, contain the instruction for making …