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the type of gene interaction in which effects of one gene override or mask the effects of other entirely different genes is known asa mutationb
this main protein component of connective tissue in mammals includes most of the organic matter of skin bones tendons and teeth and occurs as fibrous
during final stage of cell division mitotic apparatus disappears chromosomes become attenuated centrioles duplicate and split nuclear membrane
name the sac-like blind pouch of large intestine situated below the level of junction of the small intestine into the side of large intestine at the
in the more highly developed animals like humans this gas is used to regulate activity of the heart blood vessels and respiratory system working
in mammalian body this element plays numerous important roles try to identify this element with the fewest number of clues this element is needed to
in most axons myelin sheath is interrupted at intervals of about 1 millimeter or more these interruptions are known asa collateralsb nodes of ranvier
the part of human brain which is a significant relay station for the sensory impulses and also is the origin of many of the involuntary acts of eye
lengthening of long bones in humans takes place in a specific area of the bone this area is known as thea cancellous boneb medullary canalc
when a wound occurs in humans platelets in the blood activate a substance that starts clotting process the substance which starts clotting isa
which of the subsequent statements concerning platelets is incorrect plateletsa are between 12 and 13 the diameter of the red cellb are roughly
the condition in which there is a decrease in the number of white blood cells in humans is termed asa leukocytosis pron lew-ko-sigh-toe-sisb
the various types of white blood cells are sometime together referred to asa erythrocytes pron eh-rith-row-citesb erythroblasts pron
when a human donor gives a pint of blood it generally requires how many weeks for body reserve of red corpuscles to be replaced is ita 7 weekb 3
surplus red blood cells required to meet an emergency are generally stored in what organ of the human body is it thea liverb spleenc pancreasd
of the following which mechanisms are significant in the death of erythrocytes pron eh-rith-reh-sites in human blood is ita phagocytosis pron
several living organisms exhibit the unique property of producing visible light compound that is oxidized with subsequent light emission is generally
truffles morels and the many yeasts that are basic to fermentation processes belong to this group of fungi these fung are termed as a phycomycetesb
most of the fungi normally observed are members of this group of fungi that includes toadstools mushrooms and puffballs this group of fungi is termed
process of nuclear reorganization in protozoa in which nucleus divides each half undergoes a maturation and two persisting functional nuclei reunite
which term is used to describe the process whereby a catheter is inserted into an individuals heart a radio-opaque medium is injected amp x-ray
name that gelatin-like substance which is prepared from different species of red algae growing in asiatic waters prepared product appears in the form
part of the endocrine system in humans these 2 glands are small bodies located at upper end of every kidney while these glands perform a range of
which cell count is likely to be elevated when an individual has an allergy or parasitic wormsa red blood cellsb erythrocytec eosinophil pron