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Write the difference between systolic and diastolic pressure |
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Answer» Explanation: Blood pressure readings are given in TWO numbers. The TOP number is the maximum pressure your heart EXERTS while beating (systolic pressure). The BOTTOM number is the amount of pressure in your arteries between beats (diastolic pressure). |
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Which of the following is not a characteristic symptom of marasmus ?A) Accumulation of water in the intercellular spacesB) Less developed musclesC) Dry skinD) Diarrhoea |
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भ्रूणपोषी तथा अभ्रूणपोषी बीजो मे उदाहरण देकर अंतर कीजिए |
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Answer» नारियल में नारियल पानी युक्त केन्द्रकीय भूणपोष का तथा इसका सफेद गुदा (घिरी) कोशिकीय भ्रूणपोष का उदाहरण है। भ्रूण के विकास के दौरान भ्रूणपोस का पूर्णतः उपयेाग कर लिया जाता है तथा बीजों में भ्रूणपोष नहीं पाया जाता है तो ऐसे बीजों को अभ्रूण पोषी बीज कहते है। |
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.Ram is unable to walk during nights in darkness. His skin is also becoming scaly. What willbe the cause for his above problems?A) Deficiency of Vitamin-AB) Protein diet deficiencyC) Deficiency of Vitamin-DD) Deficiency of calories |
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Answer» DEFECIENCY of VITAMIN A Explanation: |
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Choose the odd one:A) BiotinB) Pantothenic acidC)Folic acidD)Retinol |
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Answer» your ANSWER is RETINOL |
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रेबीज वैक्सीन का टीका किस बीमारी के लिए लगाया जाता है |
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TheXylemis the plants de responible for |
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Answer» Xylem is ONE of the two types of transport tissue in vascular PLANTS, PHLOEM being the other. The BASIC function ofxylem is to transport water from roots to stems and leaves, but it also transports nutrients. |
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Answer» what to do question??????????? |
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Give a concrete example how the Consumer Law helps keep Filipinos healthy |
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Answer» dont know I HOPE it will help u |
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What is contrail vacuole? state it's function in amoeba |
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Answer» Answer: The contractile vacuole acts as part of a protective mechanism that prevents the cell from absorbing too much water and POSSIBLY LYSING (rupturing) through excessive internal PRESSURE. The contractile vacuole, as its NAME suggests, expels water out of the cell by contracting. |
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Who discovered rabies vaccine |
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Answer» LOUIS PASTEUR has DISCOVERED the RABIES VACCINE |
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Identify the picture and name the possible habitat of this animal |
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Who invented the microscope? |
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Answer» Explanation: ZACHARIAS Janssen INVENTED the first so-called compound microscope in the late 16th century when they discovered that, if they put a lens at the top and BOTTOM of a tube and looked through it, OBJECTS on the other END became magnified |
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Q : 6 Mention the exact location of the following Structures or organs:(1) Uriniferous tubule (2) Pituitary gland (3) Eustachian tube (4) Palisade layer (5) Organ of corti(6) Pupil (7) Lenticels 8) Schwann cells(9) Corpus callosum (10) Fovea Centralis(11) Loop of henle (12) UretersPlease help me !Differentiate between the following terms:(1) Peripheral Nervous system and Central Nervous system(2) Conditioned and Unconditioned reflex(3) Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia(4) Purines and Pyrimidines(5) Endocrine gland and Exocrine gland(6) Transpiration and Guttation(7) Light reaction and Dark Reaction(8) Ciliary muscles and Suspensory ligaments(9) Binocular vision and Squint(10)Dynamic equilibrium and Static equilibrium(11) Isotonic and Hypertonic Solution(12) Endosmosis and Exosmosis(13) Anabolic and Catabolic Process3.Q : 3 Pick the odd one out and name the category in which the other three belong:(1) Mallus; Tympanum; Anvil; Stirrup.(2) Retina; Conjunctiva; Sclera; Choroid.(3) Ascent of sap; Osmosis; Diffusion; Imbibition.(4) Thylakoid; Stroma; Fret; Granum.(5) Pericardium; Pelura; Meninges; Cerebrospinal fluid. (6) Optic nerve; Sacral nerve; Lumbar nerve; Cervical nerve.(7) Medulla; Cortex; Urethra; Renal Pelvis.(8) Pancreas; Adrenal; Liver; Thyroid.(9) Pulmonary artery; Aorta; Renal Artery; Hepatic artery. (10) Prophase; Anaphase; S Phase; Telophase |
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Answer» LENTICLES,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
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The figure given here is for performing an experiment on photosynthesis. What do youconclude from this experiment?A) It proves that chloroplast is necessary for the manufacture of suchB) It proves that water is necessary for the manufacture of searchC) It proves that carbon dioxide is necessary for the manufacture of suchDi lt proves that light is necessary for the manufacture of a(the experiment name is To prove that sunlight is essential for photosynthesis) |
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Answer» Answer: ok Explanation: A) It PROVES that chloroplast is NECESSARY for the MANUFACTURE of starch. It proves that WATER is necessary for the manufacture of starch. |
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Q : 6 Mention the exact location of the following Structures or organs:(1) Uriniferous tubule (2) Pituitary gland (3) Eustachian tube (4) Palisade layer (5) Organ of corti(6) Pupil (7) Lenticels 8) Schwann cells(9) Corpus callosum (10) Fovea Centralis(11) Loop of henle (12) UretersPlease help me !Differentiate between the following terms:(1) Peripheral Nervous system and Central Nervous system(2) Conditioned and Unconditioned reflex(3) Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia(4) Purines and Pyrimidines(5) Endocrine gland and Exocrine gland(6) Transpiration and Guttation(7) Light reaction and Dark Reaction(8) Ciliary muscles and Suspensory ligaments(9) Binocular vision and Squint(10)Dynamic equilibrium and Static equilibrium(11) Isotonic and Hypertonic Solution(12) Endosmosis and Exosmosis(13) Anabolic and Catabolic Process3.(1) Mallus; Tympanum; Anvil; Stirrup.(2) Retina; Conjunctiva; Sclera; Choroid.(3) Ascent of sap; Osmosis; Diffusion; Imbibition.(4) Thylakoid; Stroma; Fret; Granum.(5) Pericardium; Pelura; Meninges; Cerebrospinal fluid. (6) Optic nerve; Sacral nerve; Lumbar nerve; Cervical nerve.(7) Medulla; Cortex; Urethra; Renal Pelvis.(8) Pancreas; Adrenal; Liver; Thyroid.(9) Pulmonary artery; Aorta; Renal Artery; Hepatic artery. (10) Prophase; Anaphase; S Phase; Telophase |
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(i) Identify the stage of cell cycle depicted by thecell.(ii) Write any two characteristics of this phase.(iii) What are the main events which take plecewhen the cell goes into the next stage?-Cell membraneCentrosomeCytoplasChromatinNucleolusNuclear-membrane |
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Answer» (i) Identify the stage of cell cycle depicted by the cell. →Telophase is the stage when chromosomes are located at opposite ends. It is the last stage of karyokinesis of mitotic cell division. The nuclear envelope and Golgi apparatus reform and the cell PREPARE for cytokinesis. (ii) Write any TWO characteristics of this phase. →The GIVEN stage of mitosis, shows, chromosomes lie over the equator of the spindle and organised into the Metaphasic plate. This stage is identified as METAPHASE. So, the correct answer is Metaphase, chromosomes moved to spindle equator, chromosomes made up of two chromatids. |
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मानव मे मादा जनन तंत्र का वर्णन नामांकित चित्र की सहायता से कीजिए। |
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Answer» गर्भनलियां या डिम्बवाहिनियां गर्भाशय के ऊपरी भाग के दोनों ओर से निकलती है तथा दोनों तरफ कूल्हे की हडिड्यों तक जाती है। इनकी लम्बाई लगभग १० सेमी और मोटाई लगभग आधा सेमी तक लम्बी होती है। दोनों ओर इसका आकार एक कीप की तरह का होता है। इस कीप का अंतिम छोर लम्बी-लम्बी अंगुलियों की तरफ होता है जिसको तंत्रिकाएं कहते है। इनका प्रमुख कार्य डिम्बग्रंथियों से निकले अंडे को घेरकर उसे वाहिनियों मे भेजना होता है। यह नलियां मांसपेशियों से बनी, तथा इनके अंदर की दीवार एक झिल्ली की बनी होती है जिसको म्यूकस झिल्ली कहते है। डिम्बग्रंथियों से पकड़े अंडे, वाहिनियों के आगे के भाग में जाकर रूकते है। जहां ये पुरूष के शुक्राणु के साथ मिलकर एक नये जीवन का निर्माण होता है। स्त्री जनन अंग में इस संरचना को जाइगोट कहते है। जाइगोट के चारों तरफ एक खास परत उत्पन्न होती है। |
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Bread become spongy due to.............. gas |
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Answer» Answer: Breads BECOME spongy due to the addition of yeast in their dough. This gas FILLS the dough and INCREASES its volume MAKING it to rise, THUS making the bread appear spongy and fluffy. Please mark me as a brainliest.... |
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Q : 6 Mention the exact location of the following Structures or organs:(1) Uriniferous tubule(2) Pituitary gland (3) Eustachian tube(4) Palisade layer(5) Organ of corti (6) Pupil(7) Lenticels 8) Schwann cells(9) Corpus callosum(10) Fovea Centralis(11) Loop of henle (12) Ureters |
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Mention any three significance of the following terms: (1) Mitosis(2) Plasmolysis(3) Turgidity (4) Hepatic portal system (5) Imbibition(6) Photosynthesis(7) Meiosis(8) Transpiration |
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Answer» Answer: Significance of MITOSIS
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(Baydal(CetirizineDihydrochloride)Each film coated tablet containsCetirizine DihydrochlorideBp. 10mg13 R30Mfg. Bayer SpecificationManufactured by:Bayer Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd.,[21,5I.T.LKarachi (Pakistan)بیدالروز از سرف ایک گولی یاڈاکٹرکیہدایت کے مطابق استعمال کریں۔وی بی منجمد ہونے اور دھوپ کیشدت سے بچائیں۔تمام ادویات کیوں کی پانی سے دور رکھیں ۔ABAYER ye tablet kis liy ha koi bta skta ha |
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Q : 3 Pick the odd one out and name the category in which the other three belong:(1) Mallus; Tympanum; Anvil; Stirrup. (2) Retina; Conjunctiva; Sclera; Choroid. (3) Ascent of sap; Osmosis; Diffusion; Imbibition. (4) Thylakoid; Stroma; Fret; Granum. (5) Pericardium; Pelura; Meninges; Cerebrospinal fluid. (6) Optic nerve; Sacral nerve; Lumbar nerve; Cervical nerve. (7) Medulla; Cortex; Urethra; Renal Pelvis. (8) Pancreas; Adrenal; Liver; Thyroid. (9) Pulmonary artery; Aorta; Renal Artery; Hepatic artery. (10) Prophase; Anaphase; S Phase; Telophase |
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Best treatment for headache and vomitting |
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Answer» TAKE PARACETAMOL and Odum ..... |
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Differentiate between the following terms:(1) Peripheral Nervous system and Central Nervous system (2) Conditioned and Unconditioned reflex (3) Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia (4) Purines and Pyrimidines (5) Endocrine gland and Exocrine gland(6) Transpiration and Guttation (7) Light reaction and Dark Reaction (8) Ciliary muscles and Suspensory ligaments (9) Binocular vision and Squint (10)Dynamic equilibrium and Static equilibrium (11) Isotonic and Hypertonic Solution (12) Endosmosis and Exosmosis (13) Anabolic and Catabolic Process3. |
Answer» ERROR OCCURRED....... |
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Please tell me the answersmartk as a brain list |
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Answer» Answer: 1) stickle back 2) ostrich 3) bee 4) GOLIATH frog 5) SNAIL |
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24. Identify the incorrect match.O a) Acute diseaseCold and coughO b) Infectious disease - GoitreO c) Non-infectious disease- DiabetesO d) Chronic disease- Tuberculosis |
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Identify the correct statement. [ ]A). Renal vein collects oxygenated blood. B). Renal vein collects deoxygenated blood. C). Deoxygenated blood reaches the kidney through renal artery. D). Deoxygenated blood reaches the kidney through renal vein. |
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Nephrologists and neurologists difference???? |
Answer» The fields of nephrology and UROLOGY share some overlap because they can both involve the kidneys. While a nephrologist focuses on DISEASES and conditions that AFFECT the kidney more directly, a urologist focuses on diseases and conditions that can affect the MALE and female urinary tract |
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What is the name of male part of a flower? |
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Answer» ANTHER???............ |
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भारत मे वन्य प्राणियो पर एक निबंध लिखिए। |
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Answer» Answer:
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What is pollination....... |
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Answer» Answer: ,Pollination is the ACT of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma. The goal of every living organism, including plants, is to create OFFSPRING for the NEXT GENERATION. One of the ways that plants can produce offspring is by making seeds |
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Explain how microorganisms are useful to our lives |
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Answer» Answer: For example, each human BODY hosts 10 microorganisms for every human cell, and these microbes contribute to digestion, produce vitamin K, PROMOTE development of the immune system, and detoxify harmful chemicals. And, of COURSE, microbes are ESSENTIAL to making many foods we enjoy, such as bread, cheese, and wine. |
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Give reason for dwarfism in human. |
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Answer» Answer: it causes because of it is in genetics or because of some medical problems. Explanation: HOPE this helps you PLEASE follow me and mark as BRAINLIEST please |
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9742814850 MS Ramaiah Medical College Bangalore Admission procedure |
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Answer» yeah Explanation: |
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Identify the useful one to our body from the following option a)urea b)uric acid c) o² d)co² |
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Answer» ᴏxʏɢᴇɴ ɪs ᴜsᴇғᴜʟ ᴛᴏ ᴏᴜʀ ʙᴏᴅʏ. |
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Define sanitizer and give an example |
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What is chromosome !?⛱ |
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Answer» CHROMOSOMES are thread-like structures LOCATED inside the nucleus of animal and plant CELLS. Each chromosome is made of protein and a single molecule of DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC acid (DNA). Passed from parents to offspring, DNA contains the specific instructions that make each type of living creature unique. |
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What are the precautions you should take while observing the goat kidney in the laboratory |
Answer» .... HOPE it is USEFUL for you |
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4) What is tissue? Explain the Meristmatic Lateral andApical tissue with the help of suitable diagram? |
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Answer» Answer: tissue is the collection of CELLS COMMING together to FORM a tissue for MAKING an organ SPECIALISED in its function |
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Hello......explain difference between DNA and RNA |
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Answer» Answer: hi... There are two differences that distinguish DNA from RNA: (a) RNA contains the sugar ribose, while DNA contains the slightly DIFFERENT sugar DEOXYRIBOSE (a type of ribose that lacks one OXYGEN atom), and (b) RNA has the nucleobase uracil while DNA contains THYMINE. |
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Liver secretes(a) No digestive enzymes(b) Many digestive enzymes(c) Harmones(d) Succus entericus |
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How high mountains acts as barriers for hot winds or cold winds in simple words. ( Want a perfect answer or else it will be reported ) |
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Answer» Answer: LARGE mountain ranges often act as climatic barriers, with humid climates on their windward side and semi-deserts on their lee side. Due to their altitudinal extent, MANY mountain regions INTERSECT important environmental boundaries such as tim- BER lines, snow lines or the OCCURRENCE of glaciers or permafrost. Explanation: |
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Define Radial symmetry ? |
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Answer» symmetry about a CENTRAL AXIS, as in a STARFISH or a tulip flower. |
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Mamorial pic is taken by me of animals |
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Answer» REALLY so BEAUTIFUL U are really talented Explanation: |
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Assertion: we need pumbing organ to push blood around the bodyreason:the substance like food,salts,gases, nitrogenous waste,etc.aretransported by the blood around the body |
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Analise the evolutionary relationship of members of protests witg that of plants ,animals and fungi |
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Answer» Answer: You know the basics of what plants, animals, and FUNGI are, but what about those eukaryotic organisms that don't quite fit within these groups? Within our system of classification, these organisms fall into the Protista kingdom. Protists are eukaryotic, mostly unicellular, and mostly aquatic. 'Eukaryotic' means that they have cells with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles and are similar to the cells that make up our bodies. Because they are eukaryotic, protists fall within the DOMAIN Eukarya. Most protists are unicellular, meaning they are only made of ONE cell. However, some protists are multicellular and are made of more than one cell. Most are aquatic, meaning that they live in the water. Types of Protists Protists are BROKEN up into three main groups based on how similar they are to other eukaryotic kingdoms. The three groups are animal-like, plant-like, and fungus-like protists. Animal-like protists are heterotrophs and get their nutrients by ingesting food, which is how animals, who are also heterotrophs, get their nutrients and energy. Animal-like protists are also called 'protozoa,' which means 'first animals.' Plant-like protists are autotrophs and get their nutrients by performing photosynthesis, which is a process that uses sunlight to make SUGARS and oxygen and is also performed by plants to make nutrients and energy. Plant-like protists are also called 'protophyta,' which means 'first plants.' The third group, the fungus-like protists, are also heterotropic I hope it will help you. |
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