Crossword
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| 3. | When certain individuals are better suited to their environment, they survive and breed. | | 6. | The remains of dead plants and animals, found in rocks and used as evidence in the theory of evolution | | 7. | Energy that is manufactured by using an energy resource such as coal or wind | | 8. | A clinical trial where neither doctor nor patient know if the drug is actually being used | | 9. | White blood cells that remain after and infection and 'remember' the shape of antibody to make | | 10. | Trials where the drug is tested on humans to find out if it is safe or not | | 12. | THe principle of taking steps to reduce the risks where nobody knows just how serious it could be | | 13. | When your body has had an infection before and can stop it from being infected again quickly | | 14. | The most penetrating form of radioactive radiation | | 16. | The correct term for natural radiation all around you | | 20. | The theory of how different species came to be | | 21. | The chemical in chromosomes that controls how an organism develops | | 23. | A group of organisms that can breed together and produce fertile young | | 25. | The special shapes on the outside of a cell that antibodies stick onto. | | 26. | An energy resource that can be used to generate electricity without being used up itself. | | 28. | When there is evidence that one thing leads to another and the linking science is understood | | 29. | A change in the DNA of an organism | | 31. | Radiation that can cause damage to living cells |
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| 1. | A section of DNA | | 2. | Your stomach produces this and it kills bacteria | | 4. | Fatty deposits that build up in ateries and lead to hardening of the arteries | | 5. | A 'dummy drug' given in clinical trials | | 11. | An injection given to people to help their bodies develop antibodies for particular diseases | | 15. | The least penetrating and most harmful radioactive radiation | | 17. | The viruses in a vaccination are often this! | | 18. | Microbes that are not killed by antibiotics | | 19. | A type of micro-organism that is killed by antibiotics but not by antibodies | | 22. | A type of micro-organism that is killed by antibiotics, and also by your white blood cells | | 24. | The name of the injection given for 11 down | | 27. | Your white blood cells produce these in response to infection by viruses | | 30. | Micro-organisms thta can only reproduce inside other living cells |
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