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Biology Basics

• Jaravik-7 is an artificial heart.
• Bile is a yellow-green alkaline fluid.
• Bile is secreted by the liver.
• Vitamin A is stored in the liver for future use.
• Bile has a pH value of 7.7.
• Mycology is the study of fungi.
• Phycology is the study of algae.
• Protein digestion occurs in the small intestine.
• Maltose is a final product in starch digestion.
• Inflorescence is edible part of the florist.
• Robert Hooke coined the word "cell."
• DNA is the genetic material of a cell.
• Cytology is the study of cells.
• Plants absorb nitrogen in the form of nitrate.
• Watson and Crick discovered DNA.
• Nucleotides are units of DNA.
• Diabetes arises as a result of a lack of insulin.
• Waiting and West were the discoverers of insulin.
• Pancreatic produces insulin in the body.
• Yeast is a fungus.
• Robert Koch identified cholera microbes.
• Carotene results in the orange color of carrots.
• Sodium chloride is usually lost during dehydration.
• Roundworm is a human parasite found in the asteroid.
• Tinia solium (lace worm) lives as a parasite in the intestine.
• Carbohydrates stored in the body in the form of glycogen
• Lactose are the sugars found in milk.
• Mitosis occurs in somatic cells.
• Human eye functions like a convex lens
• Light travels fastest in a vacuum.
• Waldeyer discovered chromosomes.
• Humans contain 46 chromosomes (23 pairs).
• Chromatin forms chromosomes.
• Lycopene produces a red color in tomatoes.
• Crismin is responsible for the yellow color of turmeric.
• Stem is where the stem is found.
• Meiosis involves reproductive cells.
• Amylase is found in human saliva
• Iodine deficiency causes Gigandha.
• Berry-Berry is caused by Vitamin B deficiency.
• Cobalt is a component of Vitamin B12.
• Trypsin dissolves protein.
• Carbohydrates make up most of the plant mass.
• Zinc is present in insulin as a trace element metal.
• Scurvy affects the skin.
• Vitamin D is not obtained from vegetables.
• Renin is used by the enzyme in milk to make milk pulsed in curd.
• Enzymes are proteins.

Enzymes and Biochemistry

• Salivary glands are the source of the diastase enzyme.
• The total number of internal transition elements are 29.
• Vitamin C is not found in non-vegetarian foods.
• Calciferol, Carotene, and Tocopherol are fat-soluble vitamins.
• Mother's milk is the most ideal food for newborns.
• DNA and RNA are nucleic acids.
• Identification of pungent odor done by cerebrum
• Urea causes urine to give off a bad odor.
• Urine contains the most significant amount of urea.
• Energy uses from respiratory activity.
• Oxidation occurs in respiration of sugars.
• The stomach digests food with through acidic.
• The fallopian tube is where egg fertilization takes place.
• Bacteria produces ampicillin, an antibiotic.
• Lack of protein often indicates deficiency through dehydration.
• Malnutrition happens as a result of a lack of protein.
• Lack of thyroxine impairs mental and physical development in children.
• RNA synthesizes proteins and other cellular components.
• Disappearance of thymus leads to old age in humans.
• Lacrimal glands produce tears.
• Amino acids are involved in protein synthesis..
• Balakshaya (Marasmus) results from energy malnutrition and imbalances.
• Bone marrow contains blood marrow.
• Oxygen is predominantly in the human body.
• Gout arises from accumulation of urinary crystals.
• Type O blood is that of a blood-type provider.
• Polycythemia results from an increase in RBC in the blood.
• A man with chromosome dysfunction will see red as green
• The brain makes use of EEG testing to find out its function.
• The heartbeat takes around 0.8 seconds.
• The AB blood group is the universal blood.
• Vitamin K helps with blood purification
• BCG, used to be vaccinated to a newborn immediately after birth
• C.N. Bernard carried out the first succesful cardiac transplant.
• Melanin creates human skin color.
• Adrenal gland regulates blood pressure.
• Ambin causes blood clotting.
• Hemoglobin's role is in oxygen transport.
• Sphygmomanometer measures blood pressure.
• Kidney malfunction causes nitrogenous waste to build up in the blood.

Anatomy and Bodily Functions

• Medicine pumps blood into various body parts, doing work to maintain life.
• The heart stops in the garden
• Kaljar fever is transmitted through a fly bite.
• Hemoglobin turns human blood red.
• 70 to 80 heartbeats per minute are usual heart rate of an adult.
• Mammalia has a visible left aortic arch feature.
• Maharandhra is a gateway in the skull.
• Ronald Ross discovered malaria caused by female anaphylase.
• Tendon attaches bone to muscle
• Rhombin converts fibrinogen which is a protein, to fibrin.
• Cardiac arrest is caused to specificity- in seconds due to cyanide. Monocyte are the largest mammalian blood cells
• Third molar: a single molar
• The human body contains 206 bones.
• The ear houses 6 bones.
• 33 is the total amount of vertabrae in humans
• Vitamin D insuffiency cause children's limbs to bend if there is vitamin D
• The jaw contains the most powerful body bone.
• Second piece, when transformed creates elephants gajdant
• Titanus, an additional name for "Lock jaw Deformity" Titanus is a disease
• Science related to structures and anatomy of the teeth is Odontology
• Flatbones in the skulll
• Osteocytes in the bone marrow
• Janufulka also is also called petalla
• Human asthinpangar (Kakal) has bones 206
• Calcium gives teeth and bones strength and firmness
• 3 - 4 year old baby does not consist the milk teeth.
• Arthritis causes for aggregation of uric acid in joints
• Annelida is an insect
• An insect consists of 3 legs.
• Brain cells have the least regenerative power in our bodies
• Formulas of with whom propety is well studied , morpholically in middle age.
• Jab makes beak
• Calcium phosphate creates the hard enamel layer in the teeth
• Approximately, human contains skeletal muscles 700
• Isografts are genetic transplants.
• Hybrids consists donkeys and called Mules
• W. C. L. Johnsen originated Jean's Word
• Sex-Hormones founded by Eugene Steinae
• Daly cloned the first gene sheep.
• Johann gregor mendal introducing heredity rules

Genetic Disorders and Botany

• Haemophilia has a genetic disorder
• Dolly was the world first colonized by- Sheep
• Bt seed related to cotton
• Allosomes are the sex chromosome.
• Watson and Crick generated D.N.A
• Genes in collection in population named gene bridge
• Chromosomes has proteins and DNA
• Batson, genetics named his term heredity
• DNA created transcription.
• Mitochondria, nucleus found
• Microbial Xenobiotics resist attack and defence are recalcitrant.
• Epistasis hidden genes of pair effects of other pairs affects
• The MALE mosquitoes consume plant fluid to live on planet.
• The Silkworm produce life cycle pupa that creates silk on silk.
• Tasting named taste
• From the flower found -is the spice clove used in general use
• The Hashish plant consist of - stems
• What is copper sulphate to destroy algae
• Carbondioxide green plants aborsb during photosythesis
• Fruits in ripen condition is fructose
• Birds made Ornithophylly
• Produced gas release with photosynthesis is oxygen.
• Produces the part of flower produces is ananther
• Cancer precipitate - the Cobalt-60
• called Oncology to discover study of cancer.
• Texol derived tree called yew.
• the medicine treat diarrhea through related therapies
• the eye consist trachmoa glaucoma
• Organ is Diptheria. The proned Organ.
• Disease that happens with athlete's feet from Athlete
• test of elisa perform elisa test

Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Conditions

• Vasectomy, a procedure for men, is known as basectomy.
• Tubectomy is the name for women's sterilization.
• Mesozoic reptiles were the dinosaurs.
• Fructose is the manufacturing component for ATP.
• Lacrimal glands secrete tears.
• Maltose results from digestion of starch
• Yeast prepares the double bread.
• Human world's arthropoda.
• The world largest is ostrich.
• Molecular Biology found in- Hyderabad

Genetics and Bio Chemistry

• Heredity (Genetics) -Batson
• Transription - Whose synthesis is -DNA.
• Xenobiotics-resistant to microbiol attacks -Recalcitrant
• Epistasis - Gene pairs that conceal/hide the affects of another entity.
• Silkworm Cycle - Fiber for commercial PUPA
• Spice Clove - in general used to be of flower bud
• What is obtained from hashish plants-stems and plants of the flora.
• Chemical to destroy algae - Copper Sulphate
• Carbon Dioxide -green plants absorb CO2/ Carbon dioixide.
• Ripe grapes- contain fructose
• Ornithopyllin-made by bird
• Gas during photosyneththesis - Oxygen
• Which part of flower can produce pollen -Anther
• Treatment of cancer - precipated cobalt.
• Ort medicine related yo Diarrhea.
• Glausoma -Trachoma eye disease.
• "Athelet"s poor disease -fungus.
• Aids - HIV - AlISA
• Edibile onion - pulp leaves
• Virtual fruit- apple
• Plasma membrate - made up of phospholipd
• Blood

Biology and Body Systems: A Deeper Dive

• Vasectomy/Basectomy: Sterilization for men.
• Tubectomy: Sterilization for women.
• Dinosaurs: Mesozoic reptiles.
• ATP - Fructose
• Tears secreted by - Lacrimal Glands
• Digestion of - Starch in maltose ends in alimenatry canal
• Double bread - yeast
• Arthopoda- Largest union on
• Center of cellular and -Molecular Biology, is in Hyderabad.
• Populations called study of Demography.
• First successful transplantaion of Hidy a- Veugopral to T.O. Dr
• Antiselic surgery.
• Respiration of fish - Giles
• Vitamin D: Filled In Fish Liver
• mridukavachio- Octopus
• Satyhpal - Produced from Ovaries
• Produced from Spores, Unreal fruits.
• Destry bacteria -Anitbiotics
• Largest part of the brain - cerebrum

Essential Biological Processes and Structures

• Vasectomy, a procedure for men, is known as basectomy.
• Tubectomy is the name for women's sterilization.
• Mesozoic reptiles were the dinosaurs.
• Fructose is the manufacturing component for ATP.
• Maltose results from starch digestion in the alimentary canal.
• Yeast prepares the double bread.
• Hyderabad is the place for Molecular Biology
• Largest bird -Ostrich The largest union of the human world - arthropoda.
• population study called called- demography
• Respration with gills

Additional Key Biological Concepts

• Genetics
• Transcriptions
• Xenobiotics
• Epispsis
• Silkworm
• Spice - CLove
• Hashish
• Co2 aborbs green house during photosythesis The gas releases during photosynthesis-Oxygen.
• ORT medicine -Diarrhea
• HIV testing by AILSA
• Onions - leaves
• Virtual fruits- example is Apple.
• Green protozoa -Euglena

Key Physiological Parameters

• 89 - Medicine :Pump blood into body
• Stopped humans -Garden
• Kajlar: Transmision happens from flies and bites.
• Hemoglobiin: Human blood turns red
• Normal 7 Times /8 times Heart
• Mamalia: Aortic arch visible
• Skul - a gateway of Maharandra.
• The discovered malaira, Ranoldd
• The tissue bones attached: Tendob
• Cyanicle.seconds due to spicity; Cardiac
• Monozyte The largest cell

Molecular and Cellular Biology

• Johnsen coined word of Jean.
• Cloning of genes - Daly
• Heredity - Johanson
• DNA -Created - Watsons
• Epistasis.gene Pait effecds of other pairs
• SilkwOrm - Fiber for commercial .PUPA.
• Spice Clove -Flower bud
• plants- stem
• What is copper sulphate to algeaa

Biochemistry and Nutrition

• Green plant aborbs during photosythesis- carbonDioxide.
• The Fruits during ripen conditions =fructose
• Anither - produced part of fruits produces
• Cancer treated is with cipitated cobalt
• The famous derived from tree
• Texol-Yew
• The medicine treat diarrhea through related therapies.
• the eye consist trachmoa called glaucoma
• disease happened with athlete's feer from Athlete.

Microbiology and Disease

-Satyphal-Ovaruies produce

• Spore produced called unreal fruit. Antibiotics destroy - bacterias human body (largest part= cerbrum humans get - calcium
• elephant transform to second piece
• Ondondonty
• Flate bonesin Skull
• 206 is Kakak.
• Inseects consists 3 legs
• Brain celles have lesaer power.
• Calcum phosphate
• 700 skelcal
• Isograft, genetic transplant. -Mules called
• Genetics and heredity

Plant Biology

• The name of Jean called-JohnSEN
• Sex hormone called - Stemar _Dalya
• JOhann Gerar Merldal Introducing heredit rures

Plant Biology

• Bt.seed -Cotten seed
• allosomes _sexual
• Whaton and cirick create DNHA
• What is gene _ Bridde
• Heredity Genetirs
• transctiption DNA Recalicitriant Food , plant The first - clovishe Hashtable ,male

Celllular and molecular biology

Human Body

• Vascectomy
• Tubectomy
• Disnosauruses-

Biology

• Lacrimal gland
• Fructose The food chain and marine ecosystem
• Food to plants-

Key Facts

• artificial; Jaravik;
• liver : Bile secrete
• vit A STORED
• PH 7.7; Bile

Fungi

Mycology. fungi

• Watson and Crrick
• Nuteliodes
• Laxch of insulin with diabetes.

Chemistry

• potisum

Biology

• Vitamin C ; NON

Biology Notes

• DNA (Watson& crick)
• Nucleotides (Units)
• Enzyme for protien dissolve (trypsin)
• Clevage (flower part)
• Tuberculosis virus(
• Cell = smallest unite
• Mycology. fungus
• Phyology. algae
• protien to samll instestine.
• Robert hooke (cell)
• Vitamin D is for Vegtables not availabie.

One Liner Questions

• salvary gland
• no.transition
• Vitaminc C-non vegetation.
• milk-food-milk
• nuelic
• smell - cerebrum
• Urea-urine
• Respiratory - energy
• Digested acidic
• Tubes -Egg fertization

Physiology

• Brain find out function.
• HeartBeat: 0.8 ses
• Ab-class.
• K- blood
• vaccinate after birth
• transPlany. Bernard

Medicine:

• Medicine pump blood
• flies - Fev
• Hemeoglodin - red
• Bile flow - oxygen..hepatic
• Elephant part - jaw the bone-

Biochemistry

• Linneaus
• Darwin
• Ovaries - production
• Spokes produced- Unreal Antibitios destroys bacterias.

One Liner type

Biology short notes