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biological process::noun | Spocien Dictionary

biological process

noun

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a process occurring in living organisms

Type	Words
Synonyms	organic process
Type of	process, physical process
Has types	adaptation, adaption, adjustment, ageing, agglutination, aging, anovulation, antisepsis, asepsis, assimilation, autoregulation, bacteriostasis, birth, birthing, blistering, bloom, blooming, bodily function, bodily process, body process, carbon cycle, catabolism, cell division, cellular division, citric acid cycle, crossing over, crossover, cytokinesis, defoliation, deossification, destructive metabolism, development, digestion, dissimilation, eburnation, ecchymosis, effacement, epistasis, erythropoiesis, eutrophication, evolution, expression, extravasation, folding, gastrulation, giving birth, glycogenesis, growing, growth, haematogenesis, haematopoiesis, haemogenesis, haemopoiesis, hematogenesis, hematopoiesis, hemogenesis, hemopoiesis, heredity, humification, hypostasis, implantation, infolding, inhibition, introversion, intussusception, invagination, involution, karyokinesis, katabolism, keratinisation, keratinization, krebs citric acid cycle, krebs cycle, lymphopoiesis, lysogenisation, lysogenization, maturation, maturement, metabolic process, metabolism, metamorphosis, nidation, nitrogen cycle, nitrogen fixation, nondevelopment, nutrition, ontogenesis, ontogeny, organic evolution, organification, ossification, ovulation, oxidative phosphorylation, parturition, pathologic process, pathological process, perennation, phylogenesis, phylogeny, preservation, protein folding, quellung, quellung reaction, quickening, reabsorption, regeneration, regulation, replication, reproduction, resorption, ripening, sanguification, secernment, secretion, segregation, senescence, shedding, sloughing, summation, symphysis, synapsis, synezesis, synizesis, transcription, transduction, translation, translocation, transpiration, tricarboxylic acid cycle, tumefaction, ulceration, vascularisation, vascularization, vesication, absorption, vesiculation, activity