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ciliata characteristicsplacental stageplasmodiumplasmodium life cycleplasmolysispolycystic ovaries syndromepopulation Explosion effectpopulation sizepovertypredationpremating isolationpressure on Landproduction of PGCsproductive energyprokaryotic cell wallprophasepseudocelomatepseudopodiapyrenoidradiolariansreticulopodiarole of Helicase enzymerole of.calcium ion Ca2+ in cortical granules reactionschizogonysecond meiotic divisionselection pressuresemiconservative replicationsex chromosome and autosomessex hormonesexual reproductionsisters chromatidsskeleton of poriferasocial problemspeciationspeciation and its typesspecies plasmodium sppspermatogenesissporogonysporozeans life cyclestabilizing choicestudies of the fossil recordsubphylum mastigophorasuctorianssymbiosissymbiotic ciliatessymmetry of virussympatric evolutionsynapsissyngamytelophasetestesthe Fast block to polyspermythe slow block to polyspermythermoregulatory desirestonicitytoxoplasmosistrailing flagellumtranscriptiontranslationtransversal binary fissiontrichocystsunemploymentvacuolevirus living entitiesvolvoxwater currentswater pollutionyolk sacThis blog is related to all the biology subject related knowledge (specially zoology, Genetics, Embryology, Morphology of animals, anatomy of animals, Bio chemistry, Entomology, Cell and Molecular biology) etc.....https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/noreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)Blogger49125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-6420826965207310115Wed, 14 Dec 2022 06:04:00 +00002023-07-09T18:52:04.107+05:00clinical treatment of invitro fertilizationEmbryologyembryoTransplantIn vitro fertilizationInVitro Fertilization mechanismTreatment of invitro fetilizationIn vitro fertilizationDefinition; In vitro fertilization (IVF) may be a method by which an egg is fertilized by a gamete outside the body. Clinical treatment; In vitro fertilization (IVF) is an advanced clinical treatment for this physiological condition. typically used once the different techniques of assisted reproductive technology had been failing. History; The first successful birth or laborhttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/09/blog-post.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-6228124357685381078Tue, 29 Nov 2022 10:27:00 +00002023-07-12T10:18:22.692+05:00AgingAlveoliAsthmaBronchial tubesBronchiolesCapillariesEpiglottisLarynx (voice box)LunglobesLungsMouth and nosePleuraRibsSinusesTracheaWindpipeRespiratory SystemYour system is the network of organs and tissues that help you breathe. This method helps your body absorb oxygen from the air, so your organs will work. It also removes waste gases, like greenhouse gases, from your blood. Common issues embody allergies, diseases, or infections. Human Respiratory SystemFUNCTIONThe system has several functions. Besides serving to help you inhale https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/10/respiratory-system.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8182356325499834652Tue, 22 Nov 2022 16:42:00 +00002023-07-12T10:06:49.020+05:00External male reproductive systemInternal male reproductive systemMale reproductive systemMedicalPenisProstate glandScrotumtestesUrethraVas deferensMale Reproductive System The male system is usually placed outside of the body. These external organs embody the phallus, pouch, and testicles. Internal organs embody the canal, prostate, and epithelial duct. The male system is responsible for the sexual operation and micturition. Reproductive system The male system includes a gaggle of organs that conjure a man’s procreative and genitourinary https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/10/male-system.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-282735529458883553Sat, 19 Nov 2022 05:25:00 +00002023-07-15T09:48:04.969+05:00Change in chromosome structureChromosomechromosome abberationChromosome structureDeletionDuplicationeffect of deletioneffect of duplicationeffect of inversionGeneticsInversionChange in chromosome structureSometimes, there is often a breakage of a body. It will turn out in a certain way. These arrangements affect the genes in that body. There are the following sorts of body structure changes: The loss of a part of the body is called a deletion. The addition of genes in a part of the body is called duplication. The rearrangement of genes occurs by inversion. Deletion orhttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2021/12/change-in-chromosome-structuredeletion_0831997184.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8408720603659387877Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:14:00 +00002023-07-12T11:29:04.095+05:00Estrogen hormonefemale sexual cyclefemale sexual secretionMedicalsex hormoneFemale Sex Hormones Hormones are chemical messengers that the endocrine glands manufacture and unharness into the blood. Hormones facilitate and regulate several bodily processes, like craving, sleep, and growth. Sex hormonesSex hormones are those that play an important role in sexual development and reproduction. 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However, the physical symptoms, like hot flashes, and emotional symptoms of climacteric could disrupt your https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/10/menopause-definition-symptomscauses.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8089999989399349017Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:11:00 +00002023-07-12T09:51:35.625+05:00Amniotic fluidBirthDeliveryexpulsion stageLabor and biological processLabourLabour painMedicalplacental stageUterusUterus cleaningUterus contractionUterus dilationUterus dischargeLabor and biological processesLike several biological processes, the method of labor and delivery is split into stages. The goal of the labor method is the biological process or the physical expulsion of the fetus from the mother's womb. This method is accomplished through the use of contractions. Now, I do know that, in all probability, you are all aware of the term contraction. You know that https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/10/labor-and-biological-process.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8595921217191667360Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:11:00 +00002023-07-06T16:32:25.987+05:00AreolaBreastfeedingLactation amenorrheaLactation consultantlactation hormoneLactation mastitisLactation periodLactogenesisMedicalMilk ductsNatural milk suppressionNippleLactation Lactation is the process of manufacturing cathartic milk from the exocrine glands in your breasts. Lactation begins in maternity once secretion changes signal the exocrine glands to form the milk in preparation for the birth or labor and parturition of your baby. It is also possible to induce lactation while not pregnant by using the same hormones that your body produces during https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/10/lactation.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-7919761634874535249Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:08:00 +00002023-07-12T10:03:43.207+05:00.SyncytiotrohoblastAllantoisAmnionChorionCytotrophoblastDeciduous placentaEmbryologyExtraembryonic membranesfunction of placentaPlacentaSplanchnopleureyolk sacPlacenta The placenta may be a temporary organ that connects the developing cranium via the duct to the female internal reproductive organ wall. Function;1. To allow nutrient uptake,2. Thermoregulation, 3. Waste elimination,4. Gas exchange via the mother's blood offer5. to fight against internal infection; and6. to produce hormones that support physiological conditions.Placenta and Extraembryonichttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/01/placenta-and-extraembryonic-layers.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-5853339432638582411Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:06:00 +00002023-07-12T10:13:49.465+05:00Activation of EggActivation of egg metabolismearly response of Cortical reaction in the eggEgg activation procedureEmbryologyLate response of Egg after fertilizationMechanism of Egg ActivationActivation of the EggAlthough fertilization is commonly considered the process of mixing two haploid nuclei solely, it plays an equally necessary role in initiating the processes that begin development.Definition:A series of morphological, physiological, and molecular changes that occur within the egg in response to the fusion of the spermatozoon with the egg is called activation. Mechanism of https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/01/activation-of-egg-metabolism.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0Washington, DC, USA38.9071923 -77.03687075.8497367834915721 -112.19312070000001 71.964647816508432 -41.880620699999987tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-6509774411874431343Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:04:00 +00002023-07-12T10:15:23.648+05:00EmbryologyMechanism to avoid PolyspermyPolyspermyPrevention of Polyspermyrole of.calcium ion Ca2+ in cortical granules reactionthe Fast block to polyspermythe slow block to polyspermyRegulation of sperm entryThe hindrance of polyspermy Any sperm cell that enters the egg will provide a haploid nucleus and cell organ. In traditional monospermy, in which just one sperm cell enters the egg, a haploid sperm cell nucleus, and a haploid egg nucleus mix to create the diploid nucleus of the creature (the zygote).so restoring the body variety applicable to the species. The cell organ, https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2021/12/mechanism-to-avoid-polyspermy-in.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-5435717331169320348Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:02:00 +00002023-07-12T11:17:24.613+05:00Cell WallChloroplastCytosolEndoplasmic ReticulumEukaryotesEukaryotes Cell StructureGolgi ApparatusLysosomeMitochondriaNucleusperoxisomePlasma membraneZoologyEukaryotes An organism cell is enclosed by a cell membrane, features a membrane-bound nucleus, and contains a variety of alternative and distinct subcellular organelles that differ from the prokaryote cell structure. These organelles are membrane-bounded structures, each with a singular role and containing a selected complement of proteins and alternative molecules. Animal and plant cells have https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/01/eukaryotes-cell-structure.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-7236710048991146051Wed, 19 Oct 2022 08:01:00 +00002023-07-12T10:22:30.901+05:00antibiotics resistance in bacteriacell membrane in bacteriacharacteristics of flagellaflagellaMesosomeProkaryotesProkaryotes Cell Structureprokaryotic cell wallZoologyProkaryotes Prokaryotes are the most varied and widespread organisms on earth and are thus classified as a result of their lack of need for an outlined membrane-bound nucleus. Prokaryotes comprise two separate but connected groups: The bacterium (or eubacteria), and therefore the archaea (or archaebacteria). These two distinct teams of prokaryotes diverged early in the history of life on Earth. https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/03/prokaryotes-cell-structure.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8716484622406800434Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:58:00 +00002023-07-12T10:25:13.227+05:00Bullet shaped virusCapsidcapsomeresclassification of virusEnveloped virusIcosahedral virusStructure of virussymmetry of virusViral multiplicationvirus living entitiesVirus Viruses (L., venom, or toxic fluid) are tiny submicroscopic biological entities that lack cellular organization (viz., semipermeable membrane and metabolic machinery) and possess their genetic material, genetically determined organic compound organization, and characteristic mode of inheritance. For their multiplication, they need the presence of some host cell, i.e., they are obligate https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/structure-of-virus-and-classification.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-952627193474979519Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:56:00 +00002023-07-06T16:51:22.608+05:00AnticodonDNA replicationGene in actiongenetic codeRibosomes sitesrole of Helicase enzymesemiconservative replicationtranscriptiontranslationTypes of RNAZoologyDNA REPLICATION IN EUKARYOTESDNA replication is semiconservative;During DNA replication, every DNA strand could be an example of a fresh strand. The pairing needs between purine and pyrimidine bases dictate the positioning of nucleotides in a very new strand. Thus, every new DNA molecule contains one strand from the most recent DNA molecule and one recently synthesized strand. As a result of halfhttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/dna-replication-and-gene-in-action-in.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-4234720311811182368Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:55:00 +00002023-07-12T10:43:45.837+05:00advantage of the theory of evolution modelevolutiongene duplicationgeological eventsmolecular evolutionmosaic evolutionRates of evolutionstudies of the fossil recordRATES OF EVOLUTIONCharles Darwin perceived the modification of biological processes as occurring step by step over many years. This idea, known as phylogenetic gradualism, has been the normal interpretation of the tempo, or rate, of evolution. Some changes in biological processes, however, happen quickly. The rates of evolution are also well explained in the Hardy-Wienberg theorem. Studies of thehttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/07/rates-of-evolution.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-8978927077318202148Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:55:00 +00002023-07-06T16:58:57.910+05:00Adipose tissueBloodBone cell (Osteocytes)CartilageClassification of epithelial tissueConnective tissueEpithelial tissuemuscle tissuenervous tissueTissueTISSUEIn an associate nursing animal, individual cells differentiate throughout development to perform special functions as aggregates brought up as tissues. A tissue (Fr. tissu, woven) can be a cluster of comparable cells specialized for the nuclear envelope. The Associate in Nursing artist’s interpretation of pore structure shows that the pore spans the two-layered nuclear envelope. Some https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/tissue-its-types-and-different-functions.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-5601922874074952418Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:50:00 +00002023-07-06T17:02:25.577+05:00class phytomastigophoreaFLAGELLAR LOCOMOTIONmacrogametesMICROGAMETEPhylum sarcomastigophorapyrenoidSARCOMASTIGOPHORAsubphylum mastigophoratrailing flagellumTrypanosomavolvoxPHYLUM SARCOMASTIGOPHORAWith over eighteen delineated species, Sarcomastigophora (sar_komas-ti-gof_o-rah) (Gr. Sarko, fleshy nine masstige, whip nine photos, to bear) is the largest protozoan phylum and has the subsequent. Other phyla of invertebrate zoology include the phylum Porifera, phylum ciliata, phylum Apicomplexans, class Sarcodina, and subphylum Actinopods.Characteristics1. A living https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/07/phylum-sarcomastigophora.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-2554510634956315498Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:49:00 +00002023-07-12T10:54:37.871+05:00Allelic frequencybottle neck effectEvolutionary mechanismfounder effectgenetic driftHardy Weinberg theoremmatingmigrationmutationsneutral choicepopulation sizeThe Hardy-Weinberg TheoremIn 1908, English scientist Godfrey H. Hardy and German medical practitioner Wilhelm Weinberg severally derived a mathematical model describing what happens to the frequency of alleles in a population over time. Their combined concepts became known as the Hardy-Weinberg theorem.DefinitionIt states that the blending of alleles at meiosis and their later recombination don'thttps://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/07/hardy-weinberg-theorem.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-3208414584926877591Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:48:00 +00002023-07-12T10:48:28.495+05:00binary fissionbuddingcontractile vacuolescytopharynxectoplasmegestion vacuolesendoplasmexcretiongas exchangeLife with in a cellmaintaining statemultiple fissionpellicleLife within one Cell Protozoa (Gr. proto, initial 9 zoa, animal) show animate thing (cytoplasmic) organization, but that does not primarily imply that they are simple organisms. Often, they are a tonne more difficult than any specific cell in higher organisms. In some protozoan phyla, folks cluster to form colonies, associations of individuals that are not addicted to one another for several https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/07/life-within-one-tissue-layer.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-4452055883032119683Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:47:00 +00002023-07-12T10:54:01.824+05:00balanced polymorphismdirectional choicedisruptive choiceenacted pollution standardheterozygote superiorityModes of survivalneutralist disputeselection pressurestabilizing choiceModes of survivalFor certain traits, several populations have a spread of phenotypes, characterized by a Gaussian shape that shows that makeup extremes are less common than intermediate phenotypes. Natural selection could affect the spread of phenotypes in three ways.Directional choiceDirectional choice happens once people at one makeup extreme are at a disadvantage compared to any or all other https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/07/modes-of-survival.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-7202628461358958120Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:46:00 +00002023-07-12T11:01:02.119+05:00DiploidDNAEuchromatic regionEukaryotic chromosomesGenesHaploidHeterochromatic regionNo.of chromosomeNucleosomepattern of sex determinationsex chromosome and autosomesEukaryotic ChromosomesChromatin granuleDNA is the genetic material, and it exists as macromolecules within the kind of chromosomes in organism cells. Throughout most of the lifetime of a cell, chromosomes are in an extremely spread state known as chromatin granules.GenesThroughout these times, units of inheritance known as genes (Gr. genes, race) could actively participate in the formation of https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/eukaryotic-chromosomes.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-5394968938687712387Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:44:00 +00002023-07-12T11:05:26.793+05:00bivalentcrossing overfirst meiotic divisionGametogenesisMeiosisMeiosis 1Meiosis 2meiosis stagesecond meiotic divisionsexual reproductionspermatogenesissynapsissyngamyMeiosis (the basis of sexual reproduction)MEIOSISSexual reproduction wants a genetic contribution from two altogether different sperm cells. Egg and sperm cells are specialized sex cells referred to as gametes (Gr. gamete, wife; gametes, husband). In animals, a male cell (sperm) unites with a female cell (egg) throughout fertilization to form one cell remarked as a zygote (Gr. zygotes, yoked https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/meiosis-basis-of-sexual-reproduction.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-5128096959446042964Wed, 19 Oct 2022 07:42:00 +00002023-07-12T11:16:45.249+05:00anaphaseCell cyclecontractile RingcytokinesisInterphasemetaphaseMitosisMitosis definationMitosis phaseMitosis stagesMitotic cell divisionprophasesisters chromatidstelophaseMitotic cell divisionCell division happens in animals throughout the growth and repair processes. Cells divide into two basic stages:Cell divisionCell division is the division of the nucleus, and the biological process (Gr. kytes, hollow vessel, nine reactions) is the division of the protoplasm. Between divisions (interphase), the cell should grow and perform its varied metabolic processes.Cell https://www.thinkersofbiology.com/2022/04/mitotic-cell-division-mitosis.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Thinkers of Biology)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3336673595177276161.post-2353684915200363104Sat, 15 Oct 2022 15:57:00 +00002023-07-12T11:20:14.935+05:00Bartholin’s glandsClitorisFallopian tubesFemale anatomyFemale genital tractFemale Reproductive systemLabia majoraLabia minoraMedicalOvariesOvulatory sectionUterus (womb)VaginaFemale Reproductive SystemThe feminine reproductive system is working The female genital system provides many functions. The ovaries manufacture the egg cells, called the ova or oocytes. This process is known as gametogenesis. The oocytes are then transported to the female's internal reproductive organ, wherever fertilization by a spermatozoon could occur. 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