AP Biology Essentials: Alphabet Quiz

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AP Biology Essentials: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne Biology terms A–Z par Alexis Romero A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A smallest unit of matter that retains element properties. Starts with B large molecule essential for life, such as proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, or lipids. Starts with C the basic unit of life and the smallest unit capable of independent function. Starts with D molecule that stores hereditary information in living organisms. Starts with E biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions. Starts with F process converting sugars to energy without using oxygen in some organisms. Starts with G unit of heredity responsible for guiding production of a trait. Starts with H stable internal conditions maintained by regulating processes. Starts with I transmission of genetic traits from parents to offspring. Starts with J gelatinous marine cnidarian with a bell-shaped body. Starts with K depicts the number and appearance of chromosomes in a cell. Starts with L family of hydrophobic biomolecules including fats and oils. Starts with M organelle that produces cellular energy. Starts with N monomer that builds nucleic acids like DNA and RNA. Starts with O specialized structure within a cell performing a specific function. Starts with P process by which producers convert light energy into chemical energy. Starts with Q regulatory system in bacteria that changes gene expression based on population density. Starts with R cellular process converting nutrients into usable energy. Starts with S pores on leaf surfaces enabling gas exchange. Starts with T group of similarly specialized cells forming a structural unit. Starts with U small protein tag marking other proteins for degradation. Starts with V microorganism that replicates only inside a host cell. Starts with W measure indicating the potential energy of water in a system. Starts with X vascular tissue in plants that transports water and minerals from roots. Starts with Y sex chromosome present in most males that determines maleness. Starts with Z fertilized egg resulting from union of gametes.

AP Biology Essentials: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne

Biology terms A–Z

par Alexis Romero

Starts with A

smallest unit of matter that retains element properties.

Starts with B

large molecule essential for life, such as proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, or lipids.

Starts with C

the basic unit of life and the smallest unit capable of independent function.

Starts with D

molecule that stores hereditary information in living organisms.

Starts with E

biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions.

Starts with F

process converting sugars to energy without using oxygen in some organisms.

Starts with G

unit of heredity responsible for guiding production of a trait.

Starts with H

stable internal conditions maintained by regulating processes.

Starts with I

transmission of genetic traits from parents to offspring.

Starts with J

gelatinous marine cnidarian with a bell-shaped body.

Starts with K

depicts the number and appearance of chromosomes in a cell.

Starts with L

family of hydrophobic biomolecules including fats and oils.

Starts with M

organelle that produces cellular energy.

Starts with N

monomer that builds nucleic acids like DNA and RNA.

Starts with O

specialized structure within a cell performing a specific function.

Starts with P

process by which producers convert light energy into chemical energy.

Starts with Q

regulatory system in bacteria that changes gene expression based on population density.

Starts with R

cellular process converting nutrients into usable energy.

Starts with S

pores on leaf surfaces enabling gas exchange.

Starts with T

group of similarly specialized cells forming a structural unit.

Starts with U

small protein tag marking other proteins for degradation.

Starts with V

microorganism that replicates only inside a host cell.

Starts with W

measure indicating the potential energy of water in a system.

Starts with X

vascular tissue in plants that transports water and minerals from roots.

Starts with Y

sex chromosome present in most males that determines maleness.

Starts with Z

fertilized egg resulting from union of gametes.

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AP Biology Essentials: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne

par Alexis Romero

Starts with A

smallest unit of matter that retains element properties.

Starts with B

large molecule essential for life, such as proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, or lipids.

Starts with C

the basic unit of life and the smallest unit capable of independent function.

Starts with D

molecule that stores hereditary information in living organisms.

Starts with E

biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions.

Starts with F

process converting sugars to energy without using oxygen in some organisms.

Starts with G

unit of heredity responsible for guiding production of a trait.

Starts with H

stable internal conditions maintained by regulating processes.

Starts with I

transmission of genetic traits from parents to offspring.

Starts with J

gelatinous marine cnidarian with a bell-shaped body.

Starts with K

depicts the number and appearance of chromosomes in a cell.

Starts with L

family of hydrophobic biomolecules including fats and oils.

Starts with M

organelle that produces cellular energy.

Starts with N

monomer that builds nucleic acids like DNA and RNA.

Starts with O

specialized structure within a cell performing a specific function.

Starts with P

process by which producers convert light energy into chemical energy.

Starts with Q

regulatory system in bacteria that changes gene expression based on population density.

Starts with R

cellular process converting nutrients into usable energy.

Starts with S

pores on leaf surfaces enabling gas exchange.

Starts with T

group of similarly specialized cells forming a structural unit.

Starts with U

small protein tag marking other proteins for degradation.

Starts with V

microorganism that replicates only inside a host cell.

Starts with W

measure indicating the potential energy of water in a system.

Starts with X

vascular tissue in plants that transports water and minerals from roots.

Starts with Y

sex chromosome present in most males that determines maleness.

Starts with Z

fertilized egg resulting from union of gametes.