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Q: What are lobi inferiores?

A: The blood vessel that delivers deoxygenated blood to the lungs is known as pulmonary artery.…

Q: What is the exact location of chromatophores?

A: The chromatophore is the pigment in the animal cell. It also has light-reflecting cells, which are…

Q: Where are tissue membranes found?

A: Membranes are composed of  epithelial cells and connective tissues, and they are flat structures.…

Q: What is protostome ?

A: Protostomes are large and diverse group classified by their shared characteristics: these…

Q: What is a morula, and how is it formed?

A: Embryonic development or embryogenesis is the development of embryo from fertilized egg and its…

Q: What is the function of simple glands?

A: A group of cells that serves the specific function of synthesis of substances like hormones followed…

Q: What is ring of setae?

A: Setae are present in the earthworms, a member of Annelida. The name, itself, means 'little rings'.…

Q: How do cell maunilaaied slate of Homeatasis

A: Homeostasis describes as the ability to balance or maintain an equilibrium within the cell or a…

Q: Define astrocyte

A: Astrocytes are a type of glial cell. These are present in very huge numbers, much more than the…

Q: State the function of leydig cells.

A: Leydig cells or interstitial cells are present in the testicle. These cells have eosinophilic…

Q: What are the androeciumand the gynoecium? What arethe other structures offlowers?

A: A flower is the reproductive part of an angiospermic plant. Flowers consist of many parts; sepals,…

Q: Define the concept amelioration.

A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: What holds mHTT aggregates together, and how do these aggregatesdisrupt cellular function?

A: Huntington's disease is caused by the mutation of huntington gene HTT and this leads to the…

Q: What are the functions of nuclear pores?

A: Nuclear pores are small pores that are present on the nuclear membrane. It is a protein-lined…

Q: Do the Environmental factors drive the rhythm?

A: Circadian rhythms are closely connected to the day and at night. Whereas alternative cues, like…

Q: Define ecchymoses.

A: The skin is largest organ of the body and is classified into thick and thin skin based on the…

Q: Why are vascular tissues important?

A: The vascular tissue system is made up of a number of vascular bundles that are found throughout the…

Q: Draw the diagram of male thallus and female thallus and differntiate them?

A: The thallus is the vegetative a part of the body which will not differentiate into roots, stem, and…

Q: What happens to the size of cells as the cell number increases? Do they get bigger or smaller in…

A: Cell Growth: Cell growth is defined as an increase in a cell's total mass, which includes the volume…

Q: Define the term sporulation?

A: The organisms adapt on the planet in order to survive and reproduce. The organisms adapt to the…

Q: What is the largest known cell?

A: Answer: Introduction: The female reproductive system derives by four parts like mesoderm, primordial…

Q: How do the new cells differ slightly?

A: Cell is the basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms. Cells are classified into…

Q: Which structure is tightly coiled and contains hereditary material ?

A: the structure is tightly coiled and contains hereditary material :

Q: What happened to all the dead plant and animal tissues?

A: Nature has its own cleanup system.In nature there are group of organisms called decomposers who…

Q: What's gametes

A: Gametes are produced through reductional division (meiosis), in which germ cells undergo two…

Q: What is the structurethrough which the neuralimpulse is transmitted fromone cell to another? What…

A: Neural impulse is the electrical signal which results in the movement of ions in and out across the…

Q: Hoe does cilia damage affec fespiratory funtion?

A: *Cilia are tiny hair-like projection that protect the airways by sweeping away mucus and dust…

Q: 09. Define synostosis?

A: We can say that Bones are the structural and functional units of the human body's skeletal system…

Q: Where does the splintering within come from?

A: The term "splintering" generally refers to the process of breaking into smaller pieces or fragments.…

Q: What do elaioplasts and aleuroplasts store?

A: Plastids are mostly found in plants.  These are double membrane and small organelles which impart…

Q: what is the name of the stage between cell division called?

A: Interphase is the stage between cell divisions where the cell grows, carries out its functions, and…

Q: Where does Meiosis and the Mitosis take place?

A: Mitosis and meiosis are two distinct processes of cell division, each serving different purposes in…

Q: Define exine and germ pores.

A: Pollen grains are produced from the anther of flowers. They contain male reproductive cells of the…

Q: What is the function of the central vacuole? A) Increases the cell surface area and stores metabolic…

A: The large central vacuole is sorrounded by its own membrane and contains water and dissolved…

Q: Father cell is called?

A: Answer-  Male gamates sperms are father cell.