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Cells
The tiny parts that make up every living creature
Mouth
Where the teeth and tongue start the digestive system
Ingestion
food entering a living creatures body
Tissues
A group of cells that work together
Teeth
Breaks up pieces of food
Digestion
Where food is broken up into smaller pieces
Organs
Something made up of more than one tissue and has a function in the body
Oesophagus
Squeezes the food from your mouth to your stomach
Physical digestion
Where the teeth/tongue break the food into smaller pieces
Organ systems
A group of organs that work together
Stomach
Creates acid and an enzyme called pepsin, dissolves food
Chemical digestion
Where enzymes break food down into simpler forms
Carbohydrates
Things the body uses for energy (Starchy foods)
Small intestine
Absorbs nutrients and mixes in bile/lipase to break down fatty foods
Absorption
Food/nutrients getting from the small intestine to the blood
Proteins
Helps the body repair cells (Meat, fish, eggs)
Large intestine
Absorbs water
Egestion
Food waste leaving the body
Fats
Builds cell membranes, nerve tissue and hormones (Butter, oil)
Rectum
Stores solid food waste
Enzymes
Chemicals made by the body that break things down
Starch
Complex form of carbohydrates
Incisors
Teeth with an edge to chew things
Substrate
Chemical broken down by an enzyme
Sugar
Simple form of carbohydrates
Canines
Pointy teeth for tearing, piercing, killing
Amylase
Breaks down carbs into glucose (Found in saliva)
Lipids
Scientific name for fats
Molars
Flat top teeth used for grinding
Pepsin (protease)
Breaks down proteins into amino acid
Heart
The main organ of the circulatory system
Respiration
Chemical reaction that cells use to turn oxygen into glucose
DNA
A large chemical found in the nucleus of nearly every cell
Artery
A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
Gas exchange
Oxygen entering the body, carbon dioxide leaving
Nucleotide
One sugar, one phosphate, one base
Vein
A blood vessel that carries blood to the heart
Carbon dioxide
Leaves the body through gas exchange
Trait
The effect of a gene
Aorta
The largest artery, carried blood from the heart to most of the body
Oxygen
Travels through the body/blood through breathing and gas exchange
Gene
A place on your DNA that controls a trait
Vena cava
Vein that brings blood back from most of the body
Rib muscles
Help your lungs move in and out to help you breath
Allele
Different variations of a gene
Pulmonary vein
Carries blood from the lungs to the heart
Alveoli
Tiny, thin air sacs that perform gas exchange
Chromosome
Large sections of DNA (Humans have 23 pairs)
Pulmonary artery
Carries blood from the heart to the lungs
Bronchioles
Connected to the bronchi and the alveoli
Mitosis
Exact replication cell division
Ventricle
Pumps blood to the body
Bronchi
Connected to the trachea and the bronchioles
Meiosis
Gamete making cell division
Atrium
Where the blood arrives in the heart
Diaphragm
A flat muscle that moves downwards to expand the lungs
Gamete
Special cells with half the amount of chromosomes (used for reproduction)
Pulse
How many times a heart beats per minute (BPM)
Trachea
(Windpipe) Moves air from the mouth to the lungs
Variation
Differences of members of the same species