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Radicle

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 15:19:39

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Introduction Radicle is mainly determined as embryonic roots that help to absorb water, minerals, calcium, and other nutrients from the soil. The nutrients and water are then transferred to different parts of the plants that help in the growth and development of the plant's fruits and flowers. The embryonic roots that help to transport water and minerals and nutrients to all parts of the flowering plants are determined as the radicles. Radicles can also be further divided into 2 categories: antitropous and syntropous. Radicles generally grow in the depth of the soil and absorb all essential minerals and nutrients ... Read More

Recombinant DNA Technology

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 15:12:53

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Introduction Relevant genetic sources are important in producing artificial DNA. This type of technology is regarded as the recombination procedure. The term genetic engineering is associated with this. Prof. Dale Kiser who first proposed the idea of this technology. In this technology, the joined DNA is inserted into the most appropriate host organism. Integration of genes within vectors is also related to this. What is Recombinant DNA Technology? The technological activity used in combining multiple DNA is regarded as recombinant DNA technology. The discovery of restriction enzymes is very important and impactful part of this technological advancement. In this ... Read More

Radioactive Wastes and Pollution

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 15:03:35

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Introduction Radioactive wastes are the products that are put out by nuclear power plants and at times due to unsafe disposal processes carried out by the workers, the nearby region and the ambiance are liable to get polluted by those radioactive products which in turn would lead to radioactive pollution in the nature. It is harmful to the flora and fauna of that area. What are radioactive wastes? Radioactive or nuclear wastes are the by-products that come out of nuclear reactors, research facilities, and even hospital facilities. These wastes are often generated when the nuclear reactors and nuclear facilities ... Read More

Renal Calculi

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 14:55:09

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Introduction Kidney stones or renal calculi can be caused by diet, obesity, and some other supplements, and medications. Kidney stone is a curable disease; however, it can create massive pain and uneasiness. Based on the size of the stone, one can have different symptoms. However, we always needs doctors' assistance to get rid of it and to reduce all kinds of risks and dangers that can be caused by kidney stones. Kidney and Its Importance Figure 1: Parts of the Kidney Kidneys are the major parts of the urine system of the human body. It is located on ... Read More

Regulation of Kidney Function

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 14:48:54

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Introduction The human body has two kidneys that can be found on the back side of the abdomen. Its main function is to filter the blood; however, it takes part in other things too. Such as balancing the fluid taken and lost by a person in their daily activities. It helps to stabilize the fluid volume and helps in maintaining blood pressure. It completes its tasks with the help of many hormones and vitamins and in the process; it keeps the human body healthy. What is a Kidney? Figure 1: Kidney Kidneys are the bean-shaped organs in the human ... Read More

Renal Failure

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 14:42:19

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Introduction Acute renal failure and chronic renal failure are the two types of it. For a healthy person, the toxins in body gets filtered by kidney are thereupon passed to the bladder whereupon they are removed by the micturition. The failure of kidney in effectively removing the toxins from the body to the condition of renal failure. Causes of Renal Failure Normally it has been seen that the failure of the kidneys takes place as a result of some infectious diseases. Generally, the symptoms of the disease are not shown in the patients who are already suffering from an ... Read More

Regulation of Cardiac Activity

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 14:36:09

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Introduction The heart of every living organism is made of muscles that are operating to pump gallons of blood. This is an involuntary muscle that starts when the offspring is present inside the womb. It never stops until the person passes away for some reason. The function of pumping blood is the most important activity in the study of cardiology. This process is governed by several nerves in order to regulate nodal tissues. These tissues are known as sinoatrial node and atrioventricular node. They provide chemicals, hormones and various ions that help the heart increase or decrease its activities. ... Read More

Regions of Roots

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 13:27:50

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Introduction The regions of a root system help a tree to keep the roots safer and stronger in order to get a good supply of water into the tree. The roots serve as the base of a tree as it acts like a mouth of that botanical species. This is the reason why roots must be covered with some soil. The classification in several regions of a root provides a brief overview of these roots. Therefore, the learners can understand the meaning of every region along with the way it works to keep a plant healthy. Root Cap Region ... Read More

Regeneration in Planaria

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 13:02:41

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Introduction Planarians are able in creating new individuals from their body parts. This process is popularly known as regeneration and the factor shows that when the planarians are cut into several parts, each part gets the form of a new organism. The process differs from that of reproduction as regeneration can happen from any part of the organism. An example of this factor is that the tail of a lizard is cut down but after some time a new tail is formed. What is Regeneration? Regeneration is considered the process of development of a complete organism from the different parts ... Read More

Reflex Action

Praveen Varghese Thomas
Updated on 13-Apr-2023 12:55:19

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Introduction In the human body, there are several instincts that prepare the individual for upcoming situations, which may seem to be harmful or harmless. However, depending on the pre-existing understanding and experiences the instincts are triggered within the human body. Instincts play quite a crucial role in protecting the individual. These instincts are known to be reflexes that are displayed by the human body at the time of need and most often these reflexes are gathered from responses. These responses are internalised from the accumulated knowledge or training procedures. What is Reflex Action? It is quite a common approach ... Read More

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