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THERE ARE THREE TYPE OF CELL REFERANCE

1)RELATIVE REFARENCE

2)ABSOLUTE REFERANCE

3)MIXED REFERANCE

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Gram staining differentiates bacteria by the chemical and physical properties of their cell walls. Gram-positive cells have a thick layer of peptidoglycan in the cell wall that RETAINS the primary stain, CRYSTAL violet. Gram-negative cells have a thinner peptidoglycan layer that allows the crystal violet to WASH out.

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There are 3 types of communication between the cell-
1.Autocrine signalling- in this signalling the CELLS are nearer to each other and send and receive their signal through the pores on the surface.
2. Paracrine signalling- In this signalling both the cells are at a distance from each other so the signalling molecules reach the RECIEVE site by diffusing through the BLOOD.
3. Endocrine Signalling- in this signalling both the cells are at a LARGE distances so to receive signals, signal molecule pass to RECIEVING site through blood stream.

Intravenous fluid MANAGEMENT of TRAUMA patients is fraught with COMPLEX decisions that are often COMPLICATED by coagulopathy and blood loss. This review DISCUSSES the fluid management in trauma patients from the perspective of the developing world. In addition, the article describes an approach to specific circumstances in trauma fluid decision-making and provides recommendations for the resource-limited environment.

Nerves are cells CALLED neurones, which make up our nervous system.Nerves are specialised cells - theycarry MESSAGES from one part of the body to another, as TINY electrical signals. These messages are also known as nerve impulses. ... Sensory neurones carry signals from sensory RECEPTORS to the spinal CORD and brain.

If the no movent of BABY happens it appear that the will DIE or the baby is not WELL NOURISH

Chlrorosis is the diseases which REMOVES chlorophyll from LEAVES due to which leaves BECOME yellow.
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The important source of energy in human body is milk ,cane SUGAR,jaggery,cereals,jowar,etc,By this we get SUFFICIENT AMOUNT of energy by forming ATP molecules ....

Artificial Hybridization In Plants

Pollination is the process on which plants depend to transfer pollen grains from anther to stigma. It can be either cross-pollination or self-pollination, and their results vary. All pollinations will not lead to a successful fertilization because of a successful fertilization pistil of a flower has to recognize its right pollen of same species. In other words, pollen and stigma should be compatible. Incompatibility may lead to rejection of pollen. This situation is undesirable, especially in commercial crop production. Thus, artificial hybridization was developed.

Artificial Hybridization

As mentioned, pollen-stigma compatibility is essential for a successful pollination and fertilization. Once compatible pollen is accepted by pistil, events for fertilization proceeds, whereas incompatible pollen will be REJECTED. This interaction where a pistil is capable of recognizing its pollen is the result of long-term pollen-pistil interaction and chemicals released by pollen.

Understanding of pollen-pistil interaction is important in hybridization. It is one of the innovative methods of the crop production improvement program. During artificial hybridization, only the desired pollen grains are introduced to the stigma through pollination. This helps to avoid unwanted pollen rejection and saves time.

Hybridization proceeds in two STEPS, one is emasculation and another is bagging.

Emasculation: We know hybridization is the method of selective breeding. Thus, anthers have to be removed from a bisexual flower before they release pollen grains. This step of removal of anther using forceps is termed as emasculation. In the case of unisexual flowers, this step is not necessary.

Bagging: Bagging is the protection of emasculated flower from CONTAMINATION by undesirable pollen grains. Here the flower is masked by a bag, still, the flower attains receptivity. In unisexual flowers, bagging is done before the flowers are open.

Emasculation and bagging ensure that female flower is completely protected from contamination.

Once the flower attains stigma receptivity, the desired pollens are dusted on the stigma. This is resealed for further developments. Hence, artificial hybridization ensures that right type of pollen has TRANSFERRED to the stigma of the flower. In addition, the chance of fertilization is high. Through this approach, a variety of strains of CROPS can be developed and it improves the quality of crop with desirable characters.

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INNATE IMMUNITY PROTECTS against PATHOGENIC DISEASE

Coral reefs are DIVERSE underwater ecosystems held together by calcium carbonate STRUCTURES secreted by CORALS. Coral reefs are built by colonies of tiny animals found in marine WATER that contain few nutrients. Most coral reefs are built from stony corals, which in turn CONSIST of polyps that cluster in groups.

ACCORDING to Mendel THEORY, the characters of parents are carried in the form of traits in the offspring.

Each INDIVIDUAL has carried a pair of traits in the form of factors.

Also, the same character of the different trait is present in an individual BODY.

He used an example of a pea plant in which seeds are produced in them have traits of the PARENT pea.

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"Variations are the visible difference between a child(s) and parents.

There are two types of VARIATION:

• Hereditary variation: They OCCUR DUE to any change in the function and structure of the GENE that is inherited.

• Environmental variation: they occur when the GENOTYPE becomes phenotype when they come in contact with light, humidity, etc.

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In the 1850S, Darwin wrote an influential and controversial book called On the ORIGIN of Species. ... Darwin also SUGGESTED a mechanism for evolution: natural selection, in which HERITABLE traits that help organisms survive and REPRODUCE become more common in a population over time.

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The genetic code is TRIPLET which was suggested by George Gamow in 1954 A.D. Triplet code or codon or code word is the smallest unit of three nitrogen BASES that specifies specific amino acidin a PROTEIN or POLYPEPTIDE chain.

the TREES in PLAINS REASION has THICK STEM

A cross in which only a SINGLE pair of alleles is considered is called a monohtbrid cross
the principle of the law of segregation can be explained by means of a MONOHYBRID cross....
and the law of independent assortment can be studied by means of dihybrid cross

Mendel selected two contrasting characters .he choosed shape and colour of the POD .Mandel crossed round and yellow plants with the green and wrinkled . the f1generation produced fro. these plants were round nd yellow .on selfing the plants produced in f1 generation,the plants produced in the f2 generation were in the RATIO of 9:3:3:1. Mendel observed these plants and found some new varieties which we're not present in the PARENT plants. he THUS concluded that genes are factors as sort independently at the time of gamate formation. PARENTS;RRYY rryy GAMETES: RyRy ryry RrYy RrYy RrYy RrYy parents:RrYy × ryry gamates:RyRy rYry ×RYRy rYry

When a tall (TT) and a dwarf (tt) plant is crossed together then it will FORM a Tt (tall) as a FIRST GENERATION as ONE part of the tall plant and one of the dwarf plants will cross together.

In the next generation, the tow first generation plants will be crossed such that Tt and Tt, then the result will be TT (tall), Tt(tall), Tt(tall) and tt(short).

The region in the brain portion that controls hunger SIGNALS diencephalon. The body signals out to the brain through nerves that they are hungry and need food with the pangs.

However, diencephalon is made up of EPITHALAMUS, subthalamus, hypothalamus and THALAMUS.

In the endocrine system, the main PART is hypothalamus that links the endocrine system with the NERVOUS system.

They are modified stem STRUCTURES which are RICH in nutrients and GROW beneath the SOIL
EXAMPLE:potato,ginger,colacassia

The diseases VACCINES prevent can be DANGEROUS, or even deadly. Vaccines reduce your child's risk of infection by working with their BODY's natural defenses to help them SAFELY develop IMMUNITY to disease. When germs, such as bacteria or viruses, invade the body, they attack and multiply.

An isoantigen that on exposure to its CORRESPONDING isoantibody CAUSES agglutination of the red BLOOD cells to which it is ATTACHED.

Sphincter that HELPS in opening of the stomach into the duodenum is pyloric.

The large protein molecules of the food are broken down into smaller segments of the stomach which are known as chyme.

The pyloric helps in regulating the duodenum. Then the CONTRACTION and relaxation of the MUSCLES make the food to move forward.

Mammary glans are MODIFIED SWEAT glands.
they produce milk to NOURISH the new BORN BABY. mark it as brainliest.

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PERISTALSIS is because of :

d) digestive secretions

• Peristalsis : the process of CONTRACTION and RELAXATION by which PRODUCTS are moved through the alimentary canal.

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© Press the tongue slowly against the PALATE because the palate will put pressure on the SUGAR crystal that will allow the SWEETNESS to reach the receptors and TASTE cells which will trigger the taste signal to the brain.

Hence, the brain will be able to recognise the taste of the crystal.

The first pharmacopoeia published in the United States was COMPILED for army use and APPEARED in Philadelphia in 1778. The United States Pharmacopoeia was first published in 1820 following a convention of medical SOCIETIES in Washington D.C.

No CHEMICAL COMPOSITION is not SILK...

Olfactory receptors PRESENT in NOSE trigger signals to the brain. It sends off the nerve impulse to the brain where they detect the SMELL.

If this process doesn’t take place then it delays the process of recognising the TASTE of the food.

Even the retina see the food and send the image in the similar PATTERN.

It is a METHOD of CONTROLLING pests such as insects, MITES, weeds and plant DISEASE using other organism

A natural PRODUCT is a chemical COMPOUND or substance PRODUCED by a living organism—that is, found in nature. In the broadest sense, natural products include any substance produced by life. Natural products can also be prepared by chemical synthesis (both semisynthesis and total synthesis) and have played a central role in the development of the FIELD of organic chemistry by providing challenging synthetic targets. The term natural product has also been extended for commercial purposes to refer to cosmetics, dietary supplements, and foods produced from natural sources without added ARTIFICIAL ingredients

Digestion of protein in the food begins with the unfolding of the protein chain in the food.

Then, the AMINO ACID contained in it is unlinked.

The amino acid is then absorbed by the body and the body PRODUCES NEW protein with it, as and when necessary.

Digestion of protein takes place mainly in the small intestine of the digestive TRACT.

When the chewed FOOD is moving involuntarily under the nervous SYSTEM then the stomach wall secrets the Hydrochloric ACID that kills off the bacteria that are present in the food.

In this, the partially digested food will move to the stomach where the bacteria’s are not present and large protein MOLECULES are broken down into food.

In the ANIMAL studies, mice containing the gene expressing human resistin and infected with a parasitic worm similar to the human hookworm EXPERIENCED excessive inflammation, leading to INCREASED WEIGHT loss and other symptoms.

Species found only in a PARTICULAR AREA are known as ENDEMIC species.

Photohydrolyosis is the PROCESS.

Here 1 represents __canines__ .

This ration can be GIVEN as,

MOLAR : Premolars : Canines : Incisors

as per the presence of teeth this ratio will become,
12 : 8 : 4 : 8
= 3 : 2 : 1 : 2.

These canines comes after incisors and before premolars.

Their main function is of tearing food.

The COLOUR of URINE is YELLOW owing to pigment UROCHROME or urobilin