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GROWTH HORMONE DEFICIENCY
Introduction Growth hormone deficiency (GHD) is a [...READ FULL]
THYROID GLAND FUNCTIONS AND DISORDERS
Introduction Thyroid gland functions and [...READ FULL]
CANCER CELLS VS NORMAL CELLS
INTRODUCTION Cancer, also called malignancy, is [...READ FULL]
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF JELLYFISH
Introduction ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF JELLYFISH: [...READ FULL]
AORTIC ARCHES IN VERTEBRATES
Aortic Arches in Vertebrates Basic embryonic plan. In a typical vertebrates embryo, the major arterial channels include a ventral aorta, a dorsal aorta and usually 6 pairs of aortic arches connecting ventral aorta with the dorsal aorta. [...READ FULL]
VITAMIN D AND IT’S DEFICIENCY
Introduction Vitamin D and it’s deficiency: [...READ FULL]
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE EXCRETORY SYSTEMS IN VERTEBRATES
Introduction Comparative anatomy of the excretory [...READ FULL]
ENTOPROCTA – STRUCTURE, LIFE HISTORY AND AFFNITIES
The Entoprocta or Endoprocta are group of small sessile aquatic animals. In which the body cavity is believed to be pseudocoel. They were formerly include in the phylum Bryozoa which however are true coelomate animals. [...READ FULL]
SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF ANTS
Introduction SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF ANTS: Ants are [...READ FULL]
HIGHER ORDER CHROMATIN STRUCTURE
INTRODUCTION Higher order chromatin structure [...READ FULL]

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OF REPTILES
INTRODUCTION The circulatory system of reptiles [...READ FULL]
FILARIASIS AND ITS VECTOR
INTRODUCTION Filariasis and its vector: [...READ FULL]
COMMON ZOONOTIC DISEASES
INTRODUCTION Common zoonotic diseases: Zoonotic [...READ FULL]
METAMORPHOSIS STAGES IN LIFECYCLE OF FROG
INTRODUCTION The Metamorphosis stages in [...READ FULL]
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE EXCRETORY SYSTEMS IN VERTEBRATES
Introduction Comparative anatomy of the excretory [...READ FULL]
HUMAN HEALTH: KEY FACTORS FOR DISEASE PREVENTION
Introduction Human health is the foundation of a [...READ FULL]
LARVAL FORMS OF MOLLUSCA
LARVAL FORMS OF MOLLUSCA :- Molluscan life histories do not perfectly correspond with taxonomy, but in general it is true that the archaeogastropods and the bivalves begin life as a trochophore and rapidly pass on to a veliger. There are different types of molluscan larvae according to the importance of the pelegic phase and amount of planktonic food taken. G. Thorson (1950) recognised three ecological types of larvae in Mollusca. [...READ FULL]
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
Introduction THE ORIGIN OF LIFE: The question of [...READ FULL]
ONCOGENES AND CANCER
A disease in which cells divide abnormally and destroy body tissues. Three classes of genes are responsible for the onset of cancer. First one is proto oncogene the normally promotes cell growth. After mutation proto-oncogene changes into oncogene whose products are excessively active in growth promotion. [...READ FULL]
CELL CYCLE CONTROL IN Xenopus
Introduction CELL CYCLE CONTROL IN Xenopus : The [...READ FULL]

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