Science Crossword Puzzles

part of atp, nucleic acids, and phospholipids, important for nerve impulses and water balance, important for nerve function, enzyme activation and …

muscle on the forehead that lifts the eyebrows and causes forehead lines, muscle between the eyebrows that draws them together, causing frown lines, …

a used up atp molecule, the organelle that makes atp using food, a unit of energy found in food, required to perform cellular functions, atp\'s …

parts of plants that cannot be digested, which helps the body eliminate waste, the body’s main source of energy. there are two types: simple …

a type of wave where the oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer, a type of wave where the oscillations are perpendicular …

the direction of a reaction is determined by the change in...?, if Δg < 0, the process is...?, the amount of heat emitted or absorbed in a process …

ability to absorb sudden impact, such as tearing or shearing, without breaking, not found in non-ferrous metals, the tendency of a material to change …

a condition where light hurts your eyes, lack of pigment, the transparent layer forming the front of the eye, the part of the eye that focuses light, …

the law stating that planetary orbits are elliptical with the sun at one focus, the motion of an object along a curved path around the center of a …

amount of solute in a solution, mix a solute into a solvent, producing a homogeneous mixture, purifying process, vaporization followed by …

equipment that can be used to separate insoluble solid from liquid, a cone shaped piece of equipment that can be used to get liquid or powder into a …

the force that slows things down when two surfaces rub together, the force that pushes against an object moving through the air, the force that pushes …

regulates what enters/exits the cell, contains genetic material, control center of the cell, protein synthesis, suspends organelles, site of …

pure metal with atomic number 26, _ metals are magnetic, is strong, tough, malleable, and ductile, contains 0.3% to 0.6% carbon and offers a balance …

particles fired to create a display, displays waves on a screen, the conditions inside the cathode ray tube, a jagged wave type, material that emits …

rigid or semi-rigid structure that surrounds the plasma membrane of many organisms, providing shape, mechanical support, and protection, paired …

makes up 55% of blood and transports nutrients, heat, urea and carbon dioxide, thick muscular wall and small lumen that makes pressure high, wide …

the scientific study of chemical processes within and relating to living organisms, the process involving the breakdown and synthesis of compounds …

the dna strand that is synthesized continuously in the direction of the replication fork\'s movement, the short, discontinuous segments of dna …

the monomer unit of dna and rna, linked by phosphodiester bonds, a type of nitrogenous base with a two-ring structure, examples include adenine and …

another common name for the citric acid cycle. (5 letters), a metabolic pathway that splits glucose into pyruvate, atp, and nadh, occurring in the …

the bending of waves around an obstacle or through an opening, diffraction is more spread out when the _ is larger compared to the opening, a type of …

an enzyme secreted by gastric mucosal cells that initiates protein digestion by hydrolyzing n-terminus peptide bonds at aromatic amino acids such as …

a condition resulting from consuming \"bad fat\" in excessive amounts, a lipoprotein formed by combining fatty acids, glycerol, cholesterol, …

used to heat substances safely with a flame, glass container used for stirring, mixing and heating liquids, stand with three legs used to hold …

the process where cytoplasm divides to form two separate cells, the point where sister chromatids are joined together, the phase where sister …

movement that decreases the angle between two body parts, raising your arm or leg away from the mid-line of the body, movement of a body part in a …

absence of spontaneous breathing, irregular breathing; varies in depth and rate with periods of apnea, slower than normal rate, decreasing rate and …

from the lowest amount to the highest amount, liquid that keeps ph steady in an experiment, protein that can build-up or break down substrates, …

a type of chemical bond formed through the electrostatic attraction between two oppositely charged ions, the hypothesis a researcher often tries to …