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Q: Define hapten

A: Antigens are compounds that evoke the immune response. These cause antibody response upon entering…

Q: Name one location of this tissue.

A: Histology is a branch of anatomy which deals with the microscopic study of biological structures or…

Q: Define tunica adventitia

A: The circulatory system involves the circulation and transmission of blood along with the nutrients…

Q: Define squamous

A: Squamous are flat, thin, scale-like cells found to make covering through epithelial cells.

Q: Define callus

A: An area of the skin has become stiffened and thick, usually because of extended pressure or rubbing…

Q: A C Figure 1.20 Anterior and posterior views of the body. In Figure 1.20, wound C is marked with the…

A: body is divided into some segments to get better understanding of each and every portion.

Q: UPPER LIMB

A: The upper arm is a functional unit of the upper area of the body. It comprises three areas, the…

Q: A B C D E

A: The diagram shown above had the following label : A - mouth  B - pharynx C - intestine D - cilia  E…

Q: Need help understanding ST segment

A: On ECG different waves are formed.  P wave , QRS complex and ST segment .  Detailed solution in step…

Q: Define sebaceous gland

A: The sebaceous gland is referred to as the gland that is responsible for secreting the sebum in the…

Q: Define funicle.

A: The flowering plants produce the male gamete and the female gamete. The male gamete which is inside…

Q: Stem cell for Rheumatoid arthritis treatment Mesenchymal Stem/Stromal Cells for Rheumatoid Arthritis…

A: Introduction  The autoimmune illness rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects the joints, producing…

Q: ultiple Choice rectum transverse colon ununfa anal canal sigmoid colon

A: Elementary canal in human starts from mouth and continues to end of anus. It contains mouth, Buccal…

Q: Identify the tissue and area indicated by the arrow

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Q: Define CKI

A: The “cell cycle” refers to the life cycle of the cell. It involves a sequence of events that leads…

Q: Define foreskin

A: Foreskin is the outermost covering of the anterior region of the penis that is glans penis. It is…

Q: Define raphe

A: Plants are organisms with eukaryotic cells having cell walls and are capable of synthesizing their…

Q: Define Preprophaseband

A: Mitosis is a process in the cell, where a single cell divides in two identical  daughter cells. The…

Q: describe the outside and the shape of the body of ascaris

A: Ascaris lumbricoides is the nematode responsible for ascariasis, which affects over a billion people…

Q: Define prepuce

A: The penis is an external male intromittent organ that also functions as a urinal duct. The base…

Q: Define pelvic inlet

A: The pelvic inlet or the upper pelvic narrow, is known as the anatomical limit between the true…

Q: Define meniscus; pl. menisci

A: The skeletal system provides a structural framework to the human body along with the muscular…

Q: Define nuchal

A: Cells and tissues are the basic forms of structures that form the body. Many of them include…

Q: Define genital tubercle

A: Reproduction is the major activity of human evolution. As both male and female organism’s mating…

Q: List the term for hair-free fold of tissue right next to  the urethral orifice and the vaginal…

A: Urethral orifice is also known as urinary meatus. It is the opening of urethra. From this point…

Q: the type of fundic glands is simple branched tubular glands true False

A: Glands are a group of cells that function to synthesize and secrete substances. Glands are of two…

Q: Describe the appearance and functional changes in a babyboy with: (1) epispadias and (2) hydrocele.

A: Epispadias and hydrocele both are a birth defect that generally occurs in baby boys and girls. This…

Q: Define cervix; pl. cervices

A: Cervix can be defined as the part of the female reproductive system present inferiorly to the uterus…

Q: Define lemniscus

A: A secondary sensory fibres' bundle, which lies in the brain's brainstem region and usually…

Q: Define fornix

A: A nerve fibre [axon], is a long and slender projection of a neuron, in vertebrates that normally…