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Red algae are ecologically significant as primary producers, PROVIDERS of STRUCTURAL habitat for other marine organisms, and theirimportant role in the primary establishment and maintenance of coral REEFS. Some red algae are economicallyimportant as providers of food and gels.

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The anthers can be transported EASILY through WIND or other MEDIUM and can therefore REACH other flowers .As a result they can REPRODUCE easily.

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1. What happened when we have low LEVEL HEMOGLOBIN

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Neurogenic oropharyngeal dysphagia (NOD), common among rehabilitation populations, is a risk factor for aspiration. A history of recurrent aspiration is an indication for gastric feedings according to some physicians, although according to others it is a contraindication to gastric feedings and an indication for jejunal feedings. In light of these divergent opinions, the literature from 1978 to 1989 on aspiration in patients with severe NOD was examined to determine whether EMPIRIC evidence SUPPORTS the preferential use of a gastric or a jejunal feeding site. The DATA reviewed did not support the preferential use of either feeding site. Forty-five studies met inclusion criteria. Two studies compared aspiration rates in patients receiving gastric feedings to those receiving jejunal feedings. ANOTHER study reported complications with gastric and jejunal feedings but did not compare the two feeding groups. Forty-two studies evaluated either gastric (36) or jejunal (6) feedings. The relative risks of aspiration ASSOCIATED with gastric and jejunal feedings could not be determined reliably because of heterogenous and inadequately described patient populations, poorly described data collection methods, nonoperational definitions of aspiration, small sample sizes, and unspecified time frames, feeding protocols, and care settings. Few data about long-term jejunal feeding, extremely variable data on the risk of aspiration during long-term gastric feeding, and much variation in clinical practice support a need for further research designed to determine the proper role for gastric and jejunal feeding. Recommendations for research and the role of the rehabilitation team in determining the best enterostomy site are suggested.

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when a seed is KEPT immeresed in water it does not germinate beacuse the seed doesnt get settled at a PARTICULAR place and FLOATS continously on water . and to germinated it also needs soil.

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When the grape is placed in sugar water, a hypertonicsolution, water will MOVE down the CONCENTRATION gradient from high concentration (in the grape) to low concentration (thesolution), causing it to shrink

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Molecules of a COMPOUND are each composed of more than one TYPE of atom; for example, CO2 or C6H6.

Molecules of an ELEMENT are each composed of only one type of atom; for example, H2, P4 or S6.

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The term Gräfenberg spot (G-spot), was COINED by Addiego, WHIPPLE (a nurse) et AL. in 1981 [1] and refers to an “ erotically sensitive spot ” LOCATED in the pelvic URETHRA and palpable through the anterior vaginal wall.

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Nanotechnology is the art of manipulating materials on atomic or molecular scales especially to build nanoscale structures and devices. The field is expanding quickly, and a lot of work is ongoing in the design, characterization, synthesis, and application of materials, structures, devices, and systems by controlling SHAPE and size at nanometer scale. In the last few YEARS, much work has been focused on the use of nanostructures toward problems of biology and medicine. In this PAPER, we FOCUS on the application of various nanostructures and nanodevices in clinical diagnostics and detection of important biological molecules. The discussion starts by introducing some basic techniques of micro-/nanoscale FABRICATION that have enabled reproducible production of nanostructures. The prospects, benefits, and limitations of using these novel techniques in the fields of biodetection and medical diagnostics are then discussed. Finally, the challenges of mass production and acceptance of nanotechnology by the medical community are considered


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✏ Graphene was electrochemically deposited on carbon cloth to fabricate an anode for a Pseudomonas aeruginosa mediatorless microbial fuel cell (MFC). The graphene MODIFICATION improved power density and energy conversion efficiency by 2.7 and 3 times, respectively. The improvement is attributed to the HIGH biocompatibility of graphene which promotes bacteria growth on the electrode surface that results in the creation of more direct electron TRANSFER activation centers and STIMULATES excretion of mediating molecules for …

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Hemophilia has been called a "ROYAL DISEASE". This is because thehemophilia GENE was passed from Queen Victoria, who became Queen of England in 1837, to the ruling families of Russia, Spain, and GERMANY. Queen Victoria's gene for hemophilia was caused by SPONTANEOUS mutation. ...Hemophilia research has come a long way.

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Vitamin E Deficiency can cause INFERTILITY. There is ANOTHER reason which could be causing fertility problems. Vitamin E or Tocopherol is an ANTIOXIDANT which helps in FIGHTING the free radicals in the BODY.

The CAPILLARIES have walls which areone-cell THICK. Give reason. ... The one-cell thickness of the walls of thecapillaries makes them very thin and HENCE permeable. The CELLS take up useful substances from the tissue fluid and give out the waste substance in the tissue fluid.

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see....human body has number of blood carrying vessels like artery , veins , capillary , aorta etc., which are spreaded in our entire body.....these blood vessels along with lymphatic vessels carry most of the material REQUIRED for nutrition , excretion and MAINLY in short for metabolism.....so due to presence of these transport media ...human circulatory system is considered as closed....

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Photoperiod refers to the time that a plant or animal is exposed to light in a 24-hour period. MANY types of PLANTS REQUIRE certain lengths of light exposure to enter various life cycle stages.

Growers frequently CONTROL the photoperiod in a plant’s life cycle through the use of grow lights to encourage the plant’s vegetative state, EARLY flowering, bud phase, and ultimate harvest.

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Photoperiod- the period of time each day during which an organism receives illumination; day length.

Photoperiod AFFECTS reproductio in seasonal breeders, both plants and animals. In animals photoperiod affects the seasonal breeder through changes in melatonin secretion by the pineal gland. The reproductive axis is controlled by melatonin which is secreted at NIGHT only and therefore relays day length to the body.  Photoperiod also affects testis size which ultimately causes causes gonad regression. Animals generally reproduce during SPRING and summer to take advantage of the warmer temperatures. 

In plants photoperiod directly affects FLOWERING by regulating the secretion of florigen and vernalin. Plants flower in response to the relative lengths of day and night.​ Plants produce pollen when pollinators will be active and help in transfer of pollens. 

According to R.H. Whittaker(1969) five kingdom classification DEFINED by him were named MONERA, Protista, FUNGI ,plantae and animalia.

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cell structure ,thallus organisation, mode of NUTRITION, reproduction and phylogenetic relationship.

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RECEPTOR >sensory NEURON>spinal CORD>MOTOR neuron>Effector

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■●》THE TISSUE THAT ACTS AS INSULATOR IS ADIPOSE TISSUE...
》The adipose tissue is a diffuse organ whose main function is to STORE and give reserve energy in the form of triacylglycerol (triglycerides). Fat is stored in special cells, adipocytes, with specific functions. In this paper the adipose tissue will be discussed from the point of VIEW of evolution, functional capacity, regional specificity and QUALITATIVE functions.
》■adipose tissue was considered to be an inert tissue up till about 40 years ago, it has turned out that this is a very active tissue with a number of vital functions. Depot fat is stored here and mobilised in the postabsorptive phase, functions which are tightly regulated by hormones and the autonomous nervous system. Adipose tissue has also been shown to be a major store for fat soluble hormones as well as producer of signaling substances. In obesity adipose tissue is enlarged due to a positive energy balance. When this is occurring in CENTRAL depots this is an index of risk for prevalent DISEASE.
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Genetics is the study of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics . DNA contains genes and during formation of GAMETES this information is transmitted to the gametes. Gametes fuse TOGETHER COMBINING information from the Father and Mother . The genes acquired by the progeny will produce mRNA( messenger RNA) which will encode protein. This is how characters are transmitted in an organism.

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Physically Sphagnum is highly permeable and porous and it has been found to SOAK up metals, and THUS, peat moss is used as an efficient absorption and filtering means for the treatment of throwing away WATER and waste matter of industrial units with the acidic and NOXIOUS release containing heavy metals (Cd, Cu, Ag, Hg ...

When the CEREBELLUM of person DAMAGE the person can not fell TEMPERATURE, the muscular ACTION of voluntary muscles STOP balancing body.

Involuntary MUSCLE is FOUND in stomach, INTESTINE, heart, LUNGS.

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Membranes are not static sheets of molecules locked rigidly in place. A membrane is held together primarily by hydrophobic interactions, which are much weaker than covalent bonds. Most lipids are randomly mobile in the plane of the membrane with an average migration rate of 22 µm (micrometers) per second. It is rare, however, for a molecule to flip-flop transversely across the membrane, switching from one phospholipid layer to the other; to do so, the hydrophilic part of the molecule would have to cross the hydrophobic core of the membrane. Temperature affects the fluidity of the membrane. A membrane remains fluid as temperature decreases, until finally, at some critical temperature, the membrane solidifies. The temperature at which a membrane solidifies DEPENDS on its fatty acid COMPOSITION. A membrane rich in phospholipids with unsaturated hydrocarbon tails will remain fluid to a lower temperature because the kinks where the DOUBLE bonds are located prevent the hydrocarbons from packing as closely together as saturated hydrocarbons. However, a CELL can alter the lipid composition of its membranes to some extent as an adjustment to changing temperature. For instance, in many plants that tolerate extreme cold, such as winter wheat, the percentage of unsaturated phospholipids increases in autumn, an adaptation that keeps the membranes from solidifying during winter. 

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The three equations of MOTION v = u + at ; s = ut + (1/2) AT2 and v2 = u2 + 2AS can be DERIVED with the help of graphs . CONSIDER the velocity – Velocity–Time graph to derive the equations of motion.

If a PERSON suffers from head injury, he will faces BREATHING PROBLEM because he had injured in medulla oblangeta, which controls respiratory system so he will affected by breathing problem caused to death in few MINUTES

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