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METAPHASE:

1)chromosomes are all algin on the EQUATORIAL region

2)formation of the metaphasic plate

3)centromere touches equatorial line and their arms facing respective poles

4)the spindle fibres are attached to kinetochore

5)chromosomes are divide and produce daughter chromosomes

ANAPHASE:

1)the daughter chromosome started moving from equatorial towards their poles

2)the spindle fibres are shortening

3)the chromosomes ALIGNMENT is in such a way that PROMO centrosomes TAKES the leading position on their arms follows

4)chromosomes during their movement looks like V J I And rod ahapes

5)chromosomes reaches their poles



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During development PERIOD changes occur :

Boys:

1. THICK hair growth on face.

2. Voice become to cracking.

3. Growth public hair.

Girls:

1. Breast SIZE begin to increase.

2. Girls begin to menstruation.

3. Growth of public hair.

Speed=60km/hr,time=20mins=1/3hr

Using the formula

Speed=DISTANCE/time

Distance=speed*time

=60*1/3=20m

Second distance

Speed=80km/hr,time=15mins=1/4hr

Distance=speed*time

=80*1/4=20m

Total distance=20+20=40m

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LEYDIG cells SYNTHESISE and secrete testicular HORMONE ANDROGEN which is also KNOWN as testosterone

One of the main differences between ANTISEPTICS and antibiotics is how they work against bacteria and other microorganisms. Antiseptics just slow the growth of bacteria instead of actually killing it off. ... Antibiotics are PRIMARILY TAKEN orally, usually in the form of penicillin, to KILL off infection inside the BODY.

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ANAPHASE OF MITOSIS:

during the anaphase of mitosis the sister chromatids of each chromosome separate from ONE and other and past two opposite poles of the spindle as daughter chromosomes this is caused by the division of the centromere and the contraction of the spindle fibres as a RESULT of this the ORIGINAL diploid number is maintained in the daughter cells



ANAPHASE 1. OF MEIOSIS :

during this process the two chromosomes of each bivalent separate from one another and pass to the opposite poles of the spindle .but the two chromatics of each chromosome still CONTINUE to remain join with each other at the centromere the only one chromosome of each normal August PE reaches each pole it is because of this that the nucleus of each daughter cell get only half of the number of( haploid) chromosomes present in the original cell

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The SECRETION of CHEMICALS including epinephrine, also known as adrenaline work to immediately, increase blood flow to muscles for strength and speed, raise blood sugar and heart and lung function for energy, and dilate pupils for enhanced vision.
Adrenaline plays a fascinating role in our bodies as we DEAL with stress, DEADLINES, and excitement.

Practice Calmness

Anxiety is contagious. It’s easy to become frazzled during a busy shift, but, when you become TENSE and stressed, it’s usually evident in your VOICE and body language. A healthcare provider who shows anxiousness only serves to ENHANCE the nervousness of young patients and their

Experience

Many times, pediatric patients are anxious because they don’t KNOW what to expect. Will you be giving them a shot? Is it going to hurt? Will they have to stay overnight or be separated from their parents? The best way to assuage their fears is by recognizing and communicating with parents.

Play Music

The power of music as an anti-anxiety AGENT has been studied for decades

Employ Distractions

Nurses who have spent a great deal of time on the pediatrics floor know a little distraction goes a long way. Take patients’ minds off their concerns by asking questions about their interests.

It is particularly important to help prevent injury. Warm-up is low-level activity, which should be completedprior to STRETCHING and more strenuous exercise. The objective of the warm-upis to RAISE TOTAL body TEMPERATURE and MUSCLE temperature to prepare the entire body for vigorous activity.

Arteries are blood VESSELS that carry blood from heart to other PARTS of the body.All arteries carrys oxygenated blood except PULMONARY artery (heading to LUNGS) which Carry's deoxygenated blood.

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1. Ultrasonography machine.
2. X-ray
3. CONTRAST media for x - ray
4. Echocardiography machine.
5. Computer axial TOMOGRAPHY scan.
6. Magnetic resonance imaging
7. Linear accelerator.
8. FUNCTIONAL magnetic resonance imaging
9. Positron emmision tomography
10. Radio ISOTOPE scan
11. SPECT scan
12. Interbentional radiology
13. Brachetherapy apparatus
14. Lead shielding.

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The cyanobacteria (the EARLIER blue-green algae), or the blue-green bacteria, represent a group of PHOTOSYNTHETIC, mostly photolysis-mediated oxygen-evolving monerans (prokaryotes). These are the only organisms ABLE to PERFORM oxygenic photosynthesis that can also FIX nitrogen.

Human reproduction is any form of sexual reproduction resulting in human fertilization, typically involving sexual intercourse between a man and a woman. During sexual intercourse, the interaction between the male and female reproductive SYSTEMS results in fertilization of the woman's ovum by the man's sperm. These are specialized reproductive cells CALLED gametes, created in a process called meiosis. While normal cells contains 46 CHROMOSOMES, 23 pairs, gamete cells only contain 23 chromosomes, and it is when these two cells merge into one zygote CELL that genetic recombinationoccurs and the new zygote contains 23 chromosomes from each parent, giving them 23 pairs. After a gestation period, typically for nine months, is followed by childbirth. The fertilization of the ovum may be ACHIEVED by artificial insemination methods, which do not involve sexual intercourse.

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example, to come upon endemic ANIMALS, small islands are GREAT places. Endemicspecies, such as the lemurs of Madagascar and the tortoises of the Galápagos can be FOUND here. Big islands also provide the same ISOLATION but on a larger scale.




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After the fusing it BECOMES ZYGOTE after 20 to 25 DAYS

10 % of 10000 is 1000 joules of energy AVAILABLE to 2nd trophic LEVEL.

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atmosphere provides
1) OZONE layer
2) BLACK body HEATING

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This law states that in a heterozygous CONDITION, the allele whose CHARACTERS are expressed over the other allele is CALLED the DOMINANT allele and the characters of this dominant allele are called dominant characters.

The process of COOLING and storing cells, TISSUES, or organs at very low temperatures to MAINTAIN their viability.

A Ramsar Site is a wetland sitedesignated to be of INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE under the Ramsar Convention. The Convention on WETLANDS, known as the Ramsar Convention, is an intergovernmental environmental TREATY established in 1971 by UNESCO, and coming into force in 1975.

The physical appearence and BIOCHEMICAL characteristics of an organism like EXPRESSION of a PARTICULAR trait example skin colour , height , behaviour ETC .

Its B) gametogenesis - INSEMINATION ,- fertilisation- IMPLANTATION - gestation- PARTURITION

CARBON DIOXIDE +WATER + ENERGY

To AVOID REVERSE FLOW of BLOOD

(Biology)
CELL is the SMALLEST structural and functional UNIT of an organism, which is typically microscopic and consists of cytoplasm and a nucleus enclosed in a membrane.

(Normal MEANING)
Cell is a small room in which a prisoner is LOCKED up or in which a monk or nun sleeps.

The stomata present on lower surface of dorsiventral leaf because the evoparation of water in plant will be less on lower surface. As the leaf is not DIRECTLY exposed to sunlight . Hence in MANY plants the LEAVES have stomata on the lower surface.
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The question is GIVEN in a different language.

At the same time, with the question aiming at MELTING heat is 80 cal/g.

What do you mean?

The ANSWER will be the PURPOSE of melting ice by applying heat is 80 cal/g, which means the heat needed to change 1 gm of ice which is 80 calories.  

Hypoglycemia or low BLOOD SUGAR can be FATAL at times because the patient MAY LEAD to comma.so when a diabetic person fells dizzy he may be severely hypoglycemic at that moment and needs glucose immediately.The best way to deal with such a situation is to give him a chocolate.

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a FIBROUS protein FORMING the main STRUCTURAL constituent of hair

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LIVER cells secreat bile JUICE.

this bile juice is STORED the GALL bladder.

pancreas secreat pancreatic juice.

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Mechanical and chemical digestion are two processes that occur in the digestive SYSTEM, ENABLING digestion, absorption, and excretion of the food. The main difference between mechanical and chemical digestion is that the mechanical BREAKDOWN of large food particles into small food particles occur in the mechanical digestion whereas the chemical breakdown of compounds with a high molecular weight into compounds with a low molecular weight occurs in the chemical digestion. Mechanical digestion occurs from mouth to the stomach while chemical digestion occurs from mouth to the intestine. A MAJOR part of both mechanical and chemical digestion occurs in the stomach.

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It is because the left ventricle needs to pump blood to different parts of the body, and for this HIGH pressure is applied by the wall of the left ventricle, which requires strength.

Whereas, the right ventricle pumps blood only to the LUNG for oxygenation, which is very close to the heart, HENCE very less pressure (in COMPARISON with left ventricle) is required. Thus, the wall of right ventricle is thinner.