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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 353480990(PDF) Handbook for Biology Glossary - ResearchGate

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   May 1, 2021 · This ‘Handbook for Biology Glossary’ is a list of the most important and common prefixes and suffixes in biology, besides more than 1600 definitions of terms and concepts used in different ...

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2. www.cambridgepublichealth.org › wp-content › uploadsGlossary Of Terms Commonly Used In Molecular Biology

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   The phages which are most often used in molecular biology are the E. coli viruses lambda, M13 and T7. BASE - The purine or pyrimidine component of a nucleotide; often used to refer to a nucleotide residue within a nucleic acid chain. BASE PAIR - One pair of complementary nucleotides within a duplex strand of a nucleic acid.

3. diveintomath.com › content › ScienceComplete Biology Glossary - diveintomath.com

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   biotic community ‐ All of the biological, or living, components of a given ecosystem. biotic potential ‐ The maximum rate a population could grow, given optimal environmental factors such as food, water, and space. birth canal ‐ The channel formed by the vagina and cervix during childbirth.

4. www.boyertownasd.org › cms › libBIOLOGY GLOSSARY - Boyertown Area School District

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   BIOLOGY GLOSSARY A . Abiotic (factor) A term that describes a nonliving factor in an ecosystem . Absolute Dating . Based on the amount of carbon-14 or other radioactive elements that remains in a fossil; gives the fossil an approximate age in years . Accessory Pigment . Light-absorbing compounds found in photosynthetic organisms

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   B. B cell a lymphocyte, made and processed in the bone marrow, that produces antibodies bacteriophage a virus that infects bacteria. Barr body a small, dark spot of chromatin located in the nucleus of a female mammalian cell. basilar membrane anchors the receptor hair cells in the organ of Corti.

6. www.bionomenclature.net › documents › NOMGLOSS_2010_FINALTERMS USED IN BIONOMENCLATURE

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   8 Terms used in Bionomenclature Abstract This is a glossary of over 2,100 terms used in biological nomenclature - the naming of whole organisms of all kinds. It covers terms in use in the current editions of the different internationally mandated and proposed organismal Codes; i.e. those for botany (including mycology), cultivated plants,

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   What terms are used in Bionomenclature?

   • TERMS USED IN BIONOMENCLATURE: The naming of organisms (and plant communities) includes terms used in botanical, cultivated plant, phylogenetic, phytosociological, prokaryote (bacteriological), virus, and zoological nomenclature. Compiled by David L. Hawksworth, Chair, IUBS/IUMS International Committee on Bionomenclature (ICB)

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   What is a 'handbook for biology'?

   • This ‘Handbook for Biology Glossary’ is a list of the most important and common prefixes and suffixes in biology, besides more than 1600 definitions of terms and concepts used in different biology sections. Learning these meanings will greatly help you to understand the biology world. Content may be subject to copyright.

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   What are the units of biology?

   • Biology Vocabulary Unit 3 Cell Cellulose Meiosis Acellular Chlorophyll Osmosis Epidermis Chloroplast Plastid Matter Gamete Secretion Life cycle Genetics Colonial (organisms) Organism Glycogen Organ Nucleolus Hypertonic System Starch Hypotonic Tissue ADP Specialization ATP Unit 4

   Biology Vocabulary

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   What is reduction in biology?

   • In biology, reduction is a reaction in which an atom or molecule gains electrons. Other topics in this glossary include a reflex arc neural circuit and the refractory period.

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   What is the meaning of Division in biology?

   • In biology, Division is a taxon at the rank of division; it is one of two terms for the same rank, the other being phylum (q.v.); the highest rank of the principal categories of taxa below kingdom; a phylum (the term preferred in overall biological classifications).

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   What is the naming of organisms (and plant communities) allospecies?

   • The naming convention for allospecies of organisms (and plant communities) is (unofficially) one of the species that makes up a superspecies. The name of the superspecies to which it belongs is enclosed in square brackets before the epithet of the allospecies, e.g. [Accipiter].

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8. cie.world › documents › 121Biology Vocabulary - cie.world

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   Unit 5. Collenchyma Membrane Phloem Ribosome Mitochondria Protoplasm RNA Stamen Xylem DNA Chromosome Petal Sclerenchyma Endosperm Meristem Bark Entropy Perennial Wood Aerobic Agronomy Assimilation Carbon dioxide Fat Oxygen Stomate Crops "Green".