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phototropism
A plant's response to light
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chromosome
a long molecules found in the nucleus of all cells containing DNA
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organ
a collection of tissues to carry a function.
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meiosis
the cell division that forms daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell.
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embryo
a ball of cells that will develop into a human/animal baby
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tissue
a collection of similar cells to carry out a function
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meritem
an area where unspeacialised cells divide, providing plant growth
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fertilisation
the fusion of the male gamete with the female gamete
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stem cell
a cell of a human embryo or adult bone marrow that has the ability to differentiate
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messenger RNA (mRna)
the molecule that carries the genetic code of the nucleus.
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auxin
a plant hormone that affects the growth and development of a plant
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therapeutic cloning
cloning a cell to make a healthy tissue to replace a damaged one.
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mitosis
the cell division that forms 2 daughter cells, each with the same no. of chromosomes as the parent cells.
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gamete
a specialised sex cell formed by meiosis
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gene
a small section of DNA of a chromosome that determines a particular charateristic.
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clone
an organism genetically identical to the parent.
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zygote
a cell formed by the fusion of nuclei of a male sex xell and a female sex cell.
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a long molecules found in the nucleus of all cells containing DNA

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a collection of tissues to carry a function.

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the cell division that forms daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell.

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a ball of cells that will develop into a human/animal baby

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