Question:
can you tell me a website or can you just give me the meanings of these bio vocabs below?
2008-03-14 15:11:34 UTC
Hormone:
Target cell:
Estrogen:
Testosterone (androgen):
Progesterone:
Negative feedback:
Positive feedback:
Oxytocin:
Prolactin:
Ovarian cycle:
Menstrual cycle:
Follicle-stimulating hormone:
Luteinizing hormone:
Chlamydia:
Gonorrhea:
Syphilis:
Genital herpes:
Genital warts: (papillomaviruses)
Trichomoniasis:
Candidiasis:
Contraception:
Birth control pills:
Condoms:
Diaphragm:
Tissue:
Epithelial tissue:
Connective tissue:
Muscle tissue:
Nervous tissue:
Exoskeleton:
Endoskeleton:
Cartilage:
Ligaments:
Tendons:
Red bone marrow:
Yellow bone marrow:
Spongy bone:
Compact bone:
Central cavity:
STD:
Contraceptives:
Zygote:
Anterior:
Posterior:
Dorsal:
Ventral:
Sagittal:
Transverse:
Frontal:
Matrix:
Tissue:
Incisors:
Canine:
Premolar:
Molar:
Osteoporosis:
Arthritis:
Antagonistic pairs:
Sliding filament model:
Myofibril:
Sarcomere:
Z-lines:
Thick filament (myosin):
Three answers:
Sand
2008-03-14 16:51:06 UTC
Hormone: chemical regulators

Target cell:

Estrogen: sex hormone in women

Testosterone (androgen): men hormone for sperm formation

Progesterone: uteral hormone reglating menstrual cycle

Negative feedback: one hormone controling and lowering the efect of other hormone

Positive feedback: just opposite effect than the above

Oxytocin: stimulate uterus contraction and milk ejection

Prolactin: stimulate the production of milk in mothers

Ovarian cycle: the menstruation cycle with bleeding (mens)

Menstrual cycle: the process consist egg formation in ovary, ovulation( 14thday), and if not pregnent then 5 day bleeding

Follicle-stimulating hormone: stimulate in woman growth of egg in ovary.

Luteinizing hormone:woman's hormone connected with menstrual cycle(triggers ovulatio)

Chlamydia: .................

Gonorrhea: A sex disease caused by bacteria (in vagina and penis or urethrae)

Syphilis: sex contact bacterial disease( dangerous)

Genital herpes: ..............=sex organ parts disease

Genital warts: (papillomaviruses)---> part of sex organs disease affected

Trichomoniasis: Same as above

Candidiasis: vaginal fungus disease in women or bacterial disease

Contraception: prevention so you don't become pregnent

Birth control pills: Tablet you take not to become pregnent

Condoms: the rubber holding the sperm during intercourse

Diaphragm: A separation plate between the abdomen and chest--> your frontal top part under the neck with milk gland

Tissue: a group of body cell

Epithelial tissue: type of tissue found in various body part with protecting, covering, cleaning sensory function

Connective tissue: inside tissue connecting organs, also blood and lymph

Muscle tissue: found in muscles

Nervous tissue: in nerves and brain

Exoskeleton: outer bones

Endoskeleton: inner bones

Cartilage: thin and smooth bone like connective tissue( eg. in ear)

Ligaments: joins the muscle ends with bone to make stiff and workable

Tendons: part of muscle

Red bone marrow: reddish pulp producing red blood

Yellow bone marrow:

Spongy bone: a spongy type bone, not hard, protecting role

Compact bone: like in your hand,foot, strong and compact

Central cavity: mid-ro\ib hole in the centre

STD:

Contraceptives: taking e.g pills, using condons for preventing child birth

Zygote: a male sperm fuses with egg cell and forms zygote after fertilization, then a baby from it (embryo)

Anterior: in the frontal part

Posterior: back part

Dorsal: lower part front part

Ventral: back or upper part

Sagittal:

Transverse:

Frontal: the first beginning part

Matrix: a formula to copy

Tissue: group of cells

Incisors: Type of teeth

Canine: as above

Premolar: as above

Molar: as above ( type of teeth0

Osteoporosis: disease releted with bone

Arthritis: bone joint disease

Antagonistic pairs: opposite pair

Sliding filament model:

Myofibril: the fundamental unit of muscle

Sarcomere: seen in muscle tissue with stripes ( bright and light)

Z-lines: a pfragment or part in sacomer

Thick filament (myosin): a muscle protein



I tried to give an general idea of these words. If want to know then look up in a site. THANKS



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/



write a word you need to know after /wiki/ .......... follow me?
2008-03-14 22:35:07 UTC
Well its actually www.wikipedia.org. Wikipedia is great for these things you could certainly get all the info you need from wikipedia.
spoofer
2008-03-14 22:15:23 UTC
wikipedia.com


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