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Both live in the polar regions

Penguin : They are white in colour to blend with snow and protect themselves from their predators.

They huddle together to keep themselves warm. They have a wateeproof layer on their body which HELPS them to swim

Polar BEAR : They too have white FUR to blend with their surroundings

They have LARGE paws to help them WALK on snow.

Vegitative propagation come under asexual reproduction.It is of two types:

a) natural and

b) artificial vegetative propagation

Natural vegetative propagation consists of:

- roots like in sweet potato

- underground stems like in mint,ginger,onions etc

- creeping stems like in grasses

-leaves like in bryophyllum

Artificial vegetative propagation consists of:

- CUTTING like in SUGARCANE

- layering like in jasmine

- grafting: In this method PARTS of two plant are joined in such a way that they grow as a one plant in the rooted portion of other plant.Like as we take two stems of mango i.e.root one is high yielding and other is just stem we JOIN both of then properly to get high yielding plant.

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Breaking down of glucose can occur by various pathways ;

⑴ In presence of oxygen :
- Breaking down of glucose into PYRUVATE TAKES place in Mitochondria of a cell.
- END products are CO₂ , H₂O and energy.

⑵ In insufficient presence of oxygen :
- In muscle cells, DUE to insufficient presence of oxygen the cells undergoes anaerobic respiration.
- End products are Lactic acid and lot amount of energy.

⑶ In absence of Oxygen :
- In absence of Oxygen, glucose breakdown into pyruvate in cytoplasm only.
- End product are Ethanol, and SMALL amount of energy.

Involuntary means not control by human

The cerebellum is at the back of thebrain, below the CEREBRUM. It's a lot SMALLER than the cerebrum at only 1/8 of its size. But it's a very important partof the BRAIN. It controls balance, movement, and COORDINATION (how yourmuscles work together).

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Assertion Connective tissue contains a large AMOUNT of non-living INTERCELLULAR or extracllular matrix.
Reason Intercellular substance is USUALLY made up of protein fibre.

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The 100% isopropyl alcohol COAGULATES the proteins INSTANTLY by creating a proteon layer that protects the other proteins from further coagulation. Due to this microbes are not killed but becom temporarily inactive.
While 70% isopropyl alcohol solution penetrates in the cell wall at slower rate and coagulates the all protein of the cell wall and microorganism dies.
And there US ALSO mportant role of watee which denature the proteins of cell membrane and acts as a catalyst in the reaction.
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During PHOTOSYNTHESIS Glucose us FORMED whuch is converted in Maltose and then into STARCH.. Starch is stored in the fruits and other parts for later uses.. Please mark BRAINLIEST

When i am in the company of NATURE iam feeling much better .I am feeling relax in the FRESH AIR in the MORNING the air is very fresh and the birds CHRIP in the morning this is very pleasent

There's no CONCERN that water will dilute the digestive JUICES or interfere with digestion. In fact, drinking waterduring or after a meal actually aids digestion. Water is essential for GOOD health. Water and other liquids help break down food so that your body can ABSORB the nutrients.

Cell WALL is ALWAYS COMPOSED of CELLULOSE fibres

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Cytoskeleton:
first introduced by French embryologist PAUL Wintrebertinin 1931.

Microfilament:
Szent Gyorgi ALONG with his COLLEAGUES introduced microfilament.

Microtubule:
microtubules were discovered by transmission ELECTRON microscopy in the late 1950s.(no specific scientist name).

Intermediate filament:
no such scientist NAMES are mentioned.

I can replace the PLASTIC by using the jute bags, we have to use paper PACKING instead of plastic and so MANY measures we have to take to eradicate plastic from human BEINGS.

Well that experiment is osmosis,plasmolysis.

When dried RAISINS are placed in HYPERTONIC solution like SUGAR and water they shrink due to MOVEMENT of water outside the cell and when placed in hypotonic solution they swell due to INTAKE of water.

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Practice of ROOFTOP rainwater HARVESTING is slowly declining in RAJASTHAN because there is very LESS rainfall occurs in this locality and there is very less knowledge about this harvesting system.

the state which has MADE rooftop rainwater harvesting system is Tamil Nadu

Angiosperms are the FLOWERING plants which are divided into two subgroups on the basis of EMBRYONIC leaves or cotyledones. they commonly SPOKEN as monocotyledones and dicotyledones

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Fatty acids, carbohydrates, and fats are rich in energy and are the essential NUTRIENTS for our body. Our body never suffers from FAT deficiency due to the following reasons.

1- The food we eat contains a sufficient amount of fats and proteins.

2- Fat deficiency never occurs because our body has previously STORED fat.

3- All the nutrients are CONVERTED into fatty acids after digestion.

Above mentioned reasons how that it is obvious that our body never suffers from fat deficiency.

Is it easy to climb MOUNT Everest?? NOTHING is easy or tough in this world...Its or BRAIN TGR recognise it easy or tough..
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D) non - CLOTTING of blood

it is a genetic disorder
ALSO CALLED royal FAMILY disease

Acetobacter xylinum 1FO 13693 was selected as the best cellulose-producing bacterium among 41 strains BELONGING to the genus Acetobacter and Agrobacterium. Cellulose was found to be produced at the LIQUID surface in static liquid CULTIVATION. The rate of cellulose production depended proportionally on theAcetobacter xylinum 1FO 13693 was selected as the best cellulose-producing bacterium among 41 strains belonging to the genus Acetobacter and Agrobacterium. Cellulose was found to be produced at the liquid surface in static liquid cultivation. The rate of cellulose production depended proportionally on the surface-area of the culture medium and was unaffected by the depth and VOLUME of the medium. The OPTIMUM pH for cellulose production was 4.0 to 6.0. Glucose, fructose and glycerol were preferred carbon sources for cellulose … surface-area of the culture medium and was unaffected by the depth and volume of the medium. The optimum pH for cellulose production was 4.0 to 6.0. Glucose, fructose and glycerol were preferred carbon sources for cellulose...

Sweating which also known as perspiration is a natural process used by the HUMAN body for the purpose of excretion and thermo-regulation. During this process essential minerals such as sodium, iron, calcium, MAGNESIUM and potassium are lost in great quantities and this may lead to a drop in blood PRESSURE. Too much loss of some of these minerals such sodium COULD lead to serious effects including excessive FATIGUE, poor motor control (potassium) and muscle cramps(magnesium and calcium)

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Leading strand
- it is REPLICATED strand of DNA which grows continously without any gap.

-It doesnot require DNA ligase for its growth.

-the direction of growth of leading strand is 5'--->3'

-Only a single RNA primer is required.

-Formation of leading strand is quite rapid.

-it's template OPENS in 3'--->5' direction.

-Formation of leading strand begins IMMEDIATELY at the beginning of replication.

Lagging strand
-Lagging strand is a replicai strand of DNA which is formed in short segments called okazaki fragments.Its growth is discontinuous.

-DNA ligase is required for joining okazaki fragments.

- The direction of growth of lagging strand is 3'-->5' though in each okazaki fragment it is 5'--->3'

-Starting of each okazaki fragment requires a New RNA.

-Formation of lagging strand is slower.

-its template opens in 5'---->3' direction.

-Formation of lagging strand begins a bit later than that of leading strand.

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Two states in INDIA that have POOR health facilities in COMPARISON with other states are Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

the various facilities that should be assisted in these States for improvement is to ENSURE hospitals and other medicinal commodities affordable

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Some RATS are omnivours so when we put both in same PLACE rats can HUNT them for FOOD ...


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Plastics is very harmful it can be replace by using cotton, jute bags. Shopkeeper Should be ENCOURAGE to use their own bags or recycled paper bags. This method will replace plastic.
Always remember the 4 R's principal -Reuse, REDUCE, Recycle, Refuse.
NEVER dispose off plastic in sewage system.
Pick ul any plastic litter that you see in the vinicity and dispose it off in a PROPER place.

The origin of Eukaryotic cells on EARTH took place millions of years ago after the COMING of prokaryotic cells, the prokaryotic cells for the MODIFIED and forms DNA from RNA and become Eukaryotic cells

Calvin cycle is the cycle of chemical reactions performed by plants to “fix” carbon from CO2 into three-carbon sugars.

Later, plants and animals can turn these three-carbon compounds into amino acids, nucleotides, and more complex sugars such as starches.

This process of “carbon fixation” is how most new organic matter is created. The sugars created in the Calvin cycle are also used by plants for long-term energy storage, unlike ATP which is used up quickly after it is created.

These plant sugars can also become a source of energy for animals who eat the plants, and predators who eat those herbivores.

The Calvin cycle is also sometimes referred to as the “light independent” reactions of photosynthesis, since it is not powered directly by photons from the Sun. Instead, the Calvin cycle is powered by ATP and NADPH, which are created by harnessing the energy from photons in the light-dependent reactions.

Function of the Calvin Cycle

The function of the Calvin cycle is to create three-carbon sugars, which can then be used to build other sugars such as glucose, starch, and cellulose that is used by plants as a structural BUILDING material. The Calvin cycle takes molecules of carbon straight out of the air and turns them into plant matter.

This makes the Calvin cycle vital for the existence of most ecosystems, where plants form the base of the energy pyramid. Without the Calvin cycle, plants would be unable to store energy in a form that herbivores could digest. Carnivores would subsequently not have access to energy stored in the bodies of herbivores!

The carbon backbones created in the Calvin cycle are also used by plants and animals to make proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and all the other building blocks of life.

The Calvin cycle also regulates the levels of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, in the Earth’s atmosphere. Scientists have raised concerns because, in addition to putting huge amounts of CO2 back into the air by burning coal, oil, and gasoline, humans have also cut down about half of all Earth’s FORESTS, which play an important role in removing CO2 from the air.

We will discuss how the Calvin cycle CREATES simple sugars from CO2 below.

Calvin Cycle Steps

Carbon Fixation

In carbon fixation, a CO2 molecule from the atmosphere COMBINES with a five-carbon acceptor molecule called ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP).

The resulting six-carbon compound is then split into two molecules of the three-carbon compound, 3-phosphoglyceric acid (3-PGA).

This reaction is catalyzed by the enzyme RuBP carboxylase/oxygenase, also known as RuBisCO. Due to the key role it plays in photosynthesis, RuBisCo is probably the most abundant enzyme on Earth.

Reduction

In the second stage of the Calvin cycle, the 3-PGA molecules created through carbon fixation are converted into molecules of a simple sugar – glyceraldehyde-3 phosphate (G3P).

This stage uses energy from ATP and NADPH created in the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis. In this way, the Calvin cycle becomes the way in which plants convert energy from sunlight into long-term storage molecules, such as sugars. The energy from the ATP and NADPH is transferred to the sugars.

This step is called “reduction” because NADPH donates electrons to the 3-phosphoglyceric acid molecules to create glyceraldehyde-3 phosphate. In chemistry, the process of DONATING electrons is called “reduction,” while the process of taking electrons

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There are seven major THINGS that FARMERS have to do to continue production:
a. ploughing the field to sow the seeds.
b. sowing of seeds after PROPER selection of these seeds.
c. after sowing the seed properly It's time to GIVE water by proper IRRIGATION system.
d. adding manure and fertilizers to plantlets

Pickles do not spoil as they are preserved with antioxidants like oil and kept for many days in the bright sun whereas SAMBAR gets spoiled because it also constitutes oil but or not dried MEANS they are motorized and can be EASILY come in contact with OXYGEN and become RANCID

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Hey quickly things aside MAY be PRODUCED by a music of angiospermic plants REPRODUCTIVE cells CALLED ovary during double FERTILIZATION

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect and molecular mechanism of metformin (Met) on biological characteristics of ACUTE promyelocytic leukemia (APL) cell line NB4. NB4 cells were treated with various concentrations of Met for different time, MTT method was used to detect cell PROLIFERATION, the alteration of cell apoptosis was analyzed by flow cytometry, and the change of cell adhesion ability was examined by cell adhesion assay. NB4 cells were PRETREATED with U0126, a specific INHIBITOR for extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) phosphorylation, ERK phosphorylation was assessed by Western blot analysis, apoptosis and cell adhesion ability were evaluated by flow cytometry and cell adhesion test respectively. The results showed that Met could inhibit the cell proliferation, induce the cell apoptosis and increase the ability of cell adhesion. The pretreatment of NB4 cells with 5 µmol/L U0126 could effectively inhibit the phosphorylation of ERK, and reduce cell apoptosis and adhesion induced by 5 mmol/L Met. It is concluded that Met can inhibit the proliferation and promote the apoptosis and adhesion of NB4 cells. MEK/ERK signaling pathway MAY be one of the molecular mechanisms of metformin on NB4 cells.

Introduction. STAFF development is the PROCESS directed towards the personal and professional GROWTH of nurses and other personnel while they are employed by a health CARE AGENCY. ... Assist eachemployee (nurse) to acquire personal and professional abilities that maximize the possibility of career advancement.

Today, RESEARCHERS generally AGREE that heredity and environment have an interactive influence on intelligence. Many researchers BELIEVE that there is a reaction range to IQ, which refers to the limits placed on IQ by heredity.Heredity PLACES an upper and lower limit on the IQ that can be attained by a given PERSON.

There is nothing special name given for the process of ingestion in elephants. elephants like other animals ingest or TAKE in food through their BUCCAL CAVITY and SHOW peristalsis MOVEMENT

There can be impairments in cognitive ABILITY and physical growth, mild to moderate developmental disabilities, and a higher risk of some health problems.

Through a SERIES of screenings and tests, Down syndrome can be detected before or after birth.

The likelihood having Down syndrome is around 1 in every 700 pregnancies. It is determined by many factors, but research suggests there is a higher risk if the mother delivers at over 35 years of age.

Before the age of 30 years, fewer than one in 1,000 pregnancies will be affected by Down syndrome. After the age of 40 years, this figure rises to about 12 in 1,000.

Down syndrome is a genetic condition that RESULTS when there is an extra copy of a SPECIFIC chromosome, chromosome 21.

It is not an illness but a term that describes the features resulting from this change.

The extra chromosome can affect the physical features, intellect, and overall development of an individual.

It also increases the likelihood of some health problems.

Cyanobacteria is ALSO known as blue-green ALGAE. They differ from other bacteria in that cyanobacteria possess CHLOROPHYLL-a, while most bacteria do not CONTAIN chlorophyll. Chlorophyll-a gives them their characteristic blue-green color.