Biology Key Words
- Created by: abbie.grattage
- Created on: 25-04-18 19:06
| A | N | T | I | B | I | O | T | I | C | R | E | S | I | S | T | A | N | C | E | M |
| O | R | H | P | X | T | H | J | R | N | F | J | Y | M | T | G | K | Y | T | M | E |
| F | B | O | J | I | I | I | G | H | V | W | I | E | R | P | F | G | V | Y | J | T |
| D | L | Q | M | C | T | T | O | O | H | H | T | O | C | F | R | H | D | X | Y | I |
| C | N | L | I | N | V | N | H | Q | I | I | P | H | C | E | W | A | N | Y | U | X |
| N | T | V | O | O | N | M | G | A | S | S | R | T | N | U | N | E | Y | T | L | F |
| U | C | Y | H | A | J | L | D | E | N | N | K | E | P | T | G | S | Y | I | Q | E |
| K | X | Y | G | P | C | F | V | A | G | A | N | C | I | R | N | U | D | N | V | R |
| L | V | Y | H | M | H | I | R | Y | D | O | N | B | E | K | C | N | O | U | P | L |
| F | S | H | M | R | T | T | V | Y | I | F | I | L | K | I | O | H | B | M | Y | R |
| E | O | R | Y | C | E | O | Q | T | I | O | L | P | B | D | J | R | I | M | D | M |
| M | J | V | A | V | K | T | A | R | T | A | S | O | O | S | H | B | T | I | J | X |
| T | C | W | I | J | E | V | W | I | S | V | R | C | P | T | R | O | N | E | U | I |
| N | R | T | U | S | I | M | C | J | I | E | I | N | U | I | X | P | A | V | A | E |
| E | C | U | Y | T | C | M | J | G | A | T | V | F | Y | C | U | S | P | I | R | Y |
| A | Y | K | C | X | W | R | L | I | N | F | P | Y | V | C | E | Q | V | T | B | W |
| V | U | A | U | F | T | X | R | A | P | E | M | I | F | R | L | E | B | C | M | F |
| N | Y | S | F | E | D | E | V | N | O | J | J | C | L | R | M | H | T | A | U | U |
| K | X | U | G | D | K | L | F | J | M | X | M | W | S | E | B | I | D | R | U | Q |
| S | L | K | U | Y | A | M | M | D | N | C | H | M | Y | Q | L | X | T | J | Y | A |
| E | R | U | X | W | W | Q | I | G | J | S | L | K | E | N | B | F | D | Q | H | M |
Clues
- A group of amino acids that make up the region of an enzyme into which the substate fits in order to catalyse a reaction. (6, 4)
- A normally harmless substance that causes the immune system to produce an immune response (8)
- A protein produced by lymphocytes in response to the presense of the appropriate antigen. (8)
- a sequence of three adjacent nucleotide on a molecule of transfer RNA that is complementary to a particular codon on a messenger RNA molecule. (9)
- A substance produced by living organisms that can destroy or inhibit the growth of microorganisms (10)
- Connected with the presence of free oxygen (7)
- Energy required to bring about a reaction. it is lowered by the presence of enzymes (10, 6)
- Movemen of a substance from a region where it is in a low concentration to a region where it is in a high concentration. (6, 9)
- Resistance to diease resulting from the activies of an individuals own immune system (6, 8)
- The development in microorganisms of mechanisms that prevent antibiotics from killing them. (10, 10)
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