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The neurotransmitters are kept withinsmall sacs called synaptic vesicles, and are released into the synaptic cleft by exocytosis. These molecules then BIND to NEUROTRANSMITTER RECEPTORS on the POSTSYNAPTIC cell's SIDE of the synaptic cleft.

There are four main types of kidney stones

Calcium stones are the most common type of kidney stones. ...

Uric acid stones form when your urine is often too acidic. ...

Struvite stones can happen when you have certain types of urinary tract infections in which bacteria MAKE ammonia that builds up in your urine.

CYSTINE stones are made of a chemical that your BODY MAKES naturally, called cystine. Cystine stones are very rare, and happen in people who have a genetic DISORDER that causes cystine to leak from the kidneys into the urine.

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Transpiration pull or the SUCTION force is the force which aids in drawing the water upward from roots to leaves. In leaves, some amount of water is used for PHOTOSYNTHESIS and EXCESS water is RELEASED into atmosphere through openings called as stomata.
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Diffusion is the tendency in the variety part if molecules, atoms, ions, etc., of various media of gases, solids and LIQUIDS to get evenly and equally distributed throughout the availability of space on the special account applied called their random kinetic motion of PARTICLES in a given container or medium or in a membrane for free FLOWING by random kinetic motion of particles due to the kinetic allowance of energy present on the particulate motion.

Or, Diffusion can also be, by the presence of a membrane involving movement of substances for exchanging the molecules in the form of particles from the region of higher concentration, freely available energy or Diffusion pressure exerted to the region of a lower concentration, by freely available energy and Diffusion pressure exerted through a container or membrane.

Some of the diffusive particles or those which are scattered easily or bombarded on them by a semi-permeable or permeable membranes which are fully allowed to enter wide range molecules, but, are not allowed to pass through by selective permeable membranes and which does not allow any flow of any molecules (fully permeable). These Diffusion-Able particles are Water, Carbon dioxide, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen (have a greater availability for diffusing more rapidly into available container containing permeable membranes) which are few of the simple molecules making an allowance for gaseous exchange. Others which are not required, but, still make an exception are rather deemed or is harmful or not harmful, such as, carbon monoxide, methylene BLUE or methylthioninium chloride (used for treatments and specially oxygen therapy), methyl-propan-3-one-2-carboxylate or Methyl beta-phenylglycidate, Perindopril erbumine, Propane-1,2,3-tricarboxylic acid, etc. are some substances which can readily induce into a cell membrane when it is semi-permeable or not permeable at all.


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TONGUE -

It is a fleshy organ found in oral cavity. It is attached to the floor of the mouth by a fold called the Lingual frenulum. There is an inverted V - shaped furrow called as Sulcus terminalis which DEVIDES upper surface of tongue into anterior oral part and posterior pharyngeal part.

The upper surface of tongue contains four types of little projections known as Papillae.
These papillaes are -

(i) Vallate Papillae or Curcumvallate papillae - These are the largest papillae and about 8 - 12 in number. Each papilla contain upto 100 taste buds.

(ii) Filliform papillae - these are the smallest and highest in number. These papillae contain tacticle (touch) receptors but don't have any taste buds.

(iii) Fungiform papillae - these are less in number. they are most numerous near the tip of tongue. one Fungiform papillae contains five taste buds.

(iv) Foliate papillae - These are not developed in HUMANS. These are leaf-like and situated at the sides of the base of tongue. Their taste buds degenerate in early childhood.

Human tongue has four types of taste areas - sweet, salt, SOUR and butter.

FUNCTION -

✓ It acts as accessory digestive organ.
✓ It helps in CHEWING the food.
✓ It helps in swallowing the food.
✓ It plays an important role in speech.
✓ It helps in recognition of taste.
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Active TRANSPORT: it is a rapid PROCESS. it requries energy ATP for transpotation. it move the ions from low to high CONCENTRATION.
Passive transport:it is a slow process. it do not requries energy for TRANSPORTATION. it moves the ions from high to low concentration.

In fact, Koushik is only ABLE to donate to the individuals with type O blood during transfusions.

It is because the PLASMA antibodies will attack anything else.

Though, if you have type O blood, you can donate blood to an INDIVIDUAL with type O blood.

Before anyone RECEIVES the transfusion, there is a compatibility testing process is performed.

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TISSUE: A group of similar type of cells which PERFORM VARIOUS specific functions are KNOWN as TISSUES.
There are 4 types of tissues-:
1) Epithelial tissue
= Origin- Ectoderm , mesoderm and endoderm.
2)Connective tissue
= Origin-Mesoderm.
3)Muscular tissue
= Origin-Mesoderm.
4)Nervous tissue
= Origin-Ectoderm
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But you'll most likely WAKE up within a few MINUTES of landing on your BACK because the position is so uncomfortable after the first trimester of pregnancy. ALTHOUGH sleeping on your back while pregnant is generally safe, the position can feel uncomfortable and may cause AVOIDABLE health problems.

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YOU CAN BUY DIABETIES AND OBESITY MEDICINES IN ANY HOSPITAL OR IN MEDICAL STORE BUT ONLY BY THE DOCTORE ADVICE.

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Blood is a fluid connective tissue and also known as Basis of life.

It composed of a watery fluid PLASMA and formed elements. These formed elements are RBCs, WBCs and Platelets. Due to presence of the fluid form of matrix (i.e; plasma) blood behaves like fluid connective tissue.

BLOOD →

· slightly alkaline (pH = 7.4)

· heavier than water (specific gravity 4.7)

· Blood contains Plasma (fluid matrix) and formed elements.

⇒ Plasma -

- PALE yellow in color.

- 55% of total blood.

- fluid and fibre less.

- consist of · water (90 - 92%)

· Proteins (6 - 8%)

- Proteins -

· Albumin - most aboundant plasma PROTEIN.

·Globulin ° α globulin - Transport lipid and ions.

° β globulin - Transport lipid and ions.

° γ globulin - protective protein (antibodies).

· Fibrinogen - Clotting Protein.

⇒ RBC / ERYTHROCYTES -

- Formed in bone marrow.

- PROCESS of formation of RBC is known as Erythropoesis.

- A mature RBC do not has nucleus.

- Normal count ⇒ 5 - 5.5 million / mm³ of blood.

- It contains respiratory pigments known as Haemoglobin (Hb).

- 100 ml blood contains 12 - 16 gm of Hb.

- Life span of RBC is 120 days.

⇒ WBC / LEUCOCYTE -

- Normal count ⇒ 6000 - 8000 / mm³ of blood.

- process of formation of WBC is known as Leucopoesis.

TYPES -

1. Granulocyte -

(a) Neutrophils -

· 60 - 65%

· also known as Polymorphonuclear leucocyte. (PMNL).

· Phagocytic in nature.

(b) Basophils -

·0.5 - 1%

· It secretes - HISTAMIN, Heparin and Serotonin which gives inflamatory response.

(c) Eosinophils -

· 2 - 3%

· also known as Acidophils.

· It supresses Allergy and kill helminth's larvae in blood.

2. Agranulocyte -

(a) Monocyte -

· 6 - 8%

· Largest WBC.

· Phagocytic in nature.

· It transforms into Macrophages in the tissue.

(b) Lymphocyte -

· 20 - 25%

· B- Lymphocyte - forms antibodies.

· T - Lymphocyte - kills infected cells.

⇒ PLATELETS / THROMBOCYTES -

- Normal count - 150,000 - 350,000 / mm³.

- low platelet count causes internal bleeding.

- It prevents excessive loss of blood by clotting.

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The THREE most WIDELY grownvegetables in American HOME gardens are TOMATOES, PEPPERS and green beans.

Constituents. About 91-96% of urineconsists of WATER. Urine also contains an assortment of inorganic SALTS and ORGANIC compounds, including PROTEINS, hormones, and a wide range of metabolites, varying by what is INTRODUCED into the body

Characteristics
Salmonella Typhi
Capsule Negative (-ve)
Catalase Positive (+ve)
Citrate Negative (-ve)
Flagella Positive (+ve)
Gas Negative (-ve)
Gelatin Hydrolysis Negative (-ve)
GRAM Staining Negative (-ve)
Growth in KCN Negative (-ve)
H2S Positive (+ve)
INDOLE Negative (-ve)
Motility Motile
MR (Methyl Red) Positive (+ve)
MUG Test Negative (-ve)
Nitrate Reduction Positive (+ve)
Oxidase Negative (-ve)
Pigment Negative (-ve)
Shape Rod
Spore Negative (-ve)
TSIA (Triple Sugar IRON Agar) Alkali/Acid
Urease Negative (-ve)
VP (Voges Proskauer) Negative (-ve)
Fermentation of
Adonitol Negative (-ve)
Arabinose Negative (-ve)
Arabitol Negative (-ve)
Cellobiose Negative (-ve)
DNase Negative (-ve)
Dulcitol Negative (-ve)
Erythritol Negative (-ve)
Esculin Hydrolysis Negative (-ve)
GLUCOSE Positive (+ve)
Glycerol Negative (-ve)
Inositol Negative (-ve)
Lactose Negative (-ve)
Malonate Negative (-ve)
Maltose Positive (+ve)
Mannitol Positive (+ve)
Mannose Positive (+ve)
Melibiose Positive (+ve)
Mucate Negative (-ve)
MyoInositol Negative (-ve)
Raffinose Negative (-ve)
Rhamnose Negative (-ve)
Salicin Negative (-ve)
Sorbitol Positive (+ve)
Sucrose Negative (-ve)
Tartrate Positive (+ve)
Trehalose Positive (+ve)
Xylose Positive (+ve)
Enzymatic Reactions
Acetate Utilization Negative (-ve)
Arginine Dehydrolase Negative (-ve)
Esculin Hydrolysis Negative (-ve)
Lipase Negative (-ve)
Lysine Positive (+ve)
ONPG (β-galactosidase) Negative (-ve)
ORNITHINE Decarboxylase Negative (-ve)
Peroxidase Negative (-ve)
Tyrosine Hydrolysis Negative (-ve)

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The tissue which connects muscular STRUCTURES to bones are called as
. The Tendons make the muscles attach to either a single bone or different bones by either on end or by both the ends included, this is done either by epimysium or by the way of an inelastic connective tissue cords (tissue with no elasticity for contractions and relaxations), through the mode of Tendons.

Tendons come under the classification of particular Dense Regular Connective tissue where the collagen fibres are sequenced into rows between the levels of many parallel bundles of fibres (in parallel or with the lines lying against collagen fibres). Tendons are primarily classified into a group known as White fibrous Connective tissue which are MAINLY consisting of White collagen fibres along with bundles in parallel rows of fibres. The Tendons are further situated in a group called
, since, the White Fibrous Connective tissue are forming cords around the ends of it collectively for attachment of skeletal muscles to the bones called Tendons. Fibroblasts accompanies with collagen fibres with parallel fibres present all over.

The attachment bone will heavily depend upon the sites of stress where the most stressor are found to act, this is called insertion sites or osteoligamentous junctions, the site where Tendons and LIGAMENTS meet the bone for a connection. These stressors are inhibited to relax a force applied towards the muscular tendon and distributes the PRESSURE applied in the Fibrous tissues in a wide range for differ ent patterns of movements adding a concentrated region where the stress is going to get attachment (force given to the bone). Some of the Tendons, such as, Subcapularis Tendons, Supraspinatus Tendons, Infraspinatus Tendons, Teres minor Tendons are connecting the shoulder to the muscular regions (or the four muscles) forming a Rotator cuff and is also regarded as a strongest tendon muscle in Rotator cuff muscle, usually, the Subcapularis Tendons can create powerful strong forceful motions and gives a upper hand when in great condition, like swimming, while creating a tennis stroke, cricket, etc. us internal rotation when the arm is dispatched close to the body, making the shoulder joint move effectively. Tendons also support the eye forming a thin membrane which is enveloping the whole eyeball from the blind spot or the optic nerve to the cornea limbus or eye border between sclera tissue (whites of the eye) and cornea (transparent layer formed at front of the eye from conjunctiva) this is called as fascia bulbi or the bulbar sheath and it also separates the orbital fat and the eye socket is formed making it move in the socket. They are Tendons of the ocular muscles with small perforations.

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It is a well-known fact that the DIGESTION starts in your mouth before attaining the stomach.

When it comes to the inner LINING of your mouth is made of an epithelial tissue NAMED Squamous epithelium.

The main function of this tissue is to PROTECT the underneath muscles and tissues.

Apart from that, it also brings SENSATION to your mouth.

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We explain an overview of the circulatory system including its functions, how it transports OXYGEN and other nutrients around the body as well as the differences between systemic and circulatory elements.

The main organ of the circulatory system is the Human Heart. The other main parts of the circulatory system include the Arteries, Arterioles, Capillaries, Venules, Veins and Blood. The lungs also play a major part in the pulmonary circulation system.

Functions of the circulatory system

The function of a humans circulatory system is to transport blood around the body. The blood itself also carries numerous other substances which the body requires to function.

The main substance being Oxygen, carried by a protein called haemoglobin, found inside red blood cells. White blood cells are also vital in their role of fighting disease and infection. Blood contains platelets which are essential for clotting the blood, which occurs following an injury to stop blood LOSS. Blood also carries waste products, such as Carbon Dioxide away from muscles and ORGANS in order to be dispelled by the lungs.

Systemic & pulmonary circulation

There are three circulatory processes occurring simultaneously within the body. Firstly systemic circulation carries blood around the body, pulmonary circulation carries blood to the lungs and coronary circulation provides the heart with its own supply of blood.

At the start of the blood circulatory cycle the heart pumps oxygenated blood out of the left ventricle, through the Aorta (the largest artery in the body). The aorta divides into smaller arteries, then arterioles and finally into microscopic capillaries, found deep within muscles and organs. Here the Oxygen (and other nutrients) passes through the thin capillary walls, into the tissues where it can be USED to produce the energy muscles require to contract.

A waste product of energy production (metabolism) is Carbon dioxide and in order to be removed, it too passes across the walls of the capillaries, into the blood STREAM. The blood continues back towards the heart, through venules and then veins, into the right atrium.

Once blood returns to the heart it is then pumped from the right ventricle through the Pulmonary arteries to the lungs, where the waste carbon dioxide can be expelled and more Oxygen collected. The Pulmonary vein carries oxygenated blood back to the left atrium of the heart, where the cycle starts again.

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The dermal TISSUE SYSTEM protects the soft tissues of plants and controls interactions with the plants' surroundings. The epidermis is a dermal tissue that is usually a single layer of CELLS covering the younger parts of a plant. It secretes a waxy layer called thecuticle that inhibitswater loss.

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They have special names because of their apearence.
Chlorenchyma is a TYPE of parenchyma which have chlorophyll and helps in photosynthesis.
Arenchyma TISSUE are present in the bottom of aquatic PLANTS and helps in floatation.
storage tissue helps in the storage of various components LIKE food,nutreints,water etc.....

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According to QUESTION product A performs anaerobic respiratory and product B performs AEROBIC respiration.
Anaerobic respiration RELEASES very less amount of energy than aerobic respiration.
Anaerobic respiration occur in the ABSENCE of air and aerobic respiration occur in the presence of air.
Ethanol, latic acid and carbon dioxide are END products of anaerobic respiration. And carbon dioxide and water are end products of aerobic respiration.


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bcz the whole ROLE of the BODY is the blood

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Xylem is also CALLED conducting tissues because they are INVOLVED in the TRANSPORTATION of food and WATER throughout the plant.

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Explanation:  Meristematic TISSUES are found in plants and dermal tissues are found in animals and humans.Meristematic tissues are found in a particular AREA of a PLANT and dermal tissues are present in all around the body of the animals and humans and as the outermost skin layer of tissues called skin. In higher animals like humans dermal tissues are COVERED by hair which is an adaptation there is no such adaptation in the meristematic tissues of the plant...

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