ATP-The Energy Currency of the Cell ATP stands for Adenosine Triphosphate. It is an important molecule found in all living beings including plants and animals. MCQ of Evolution is in last section of this post ATP serves as the primary energy carrier molecule within cells and plays a basic role in various cellular activities. Simply …
Glycolysis Introduction Glycolysis is the first step in cellular respiration and is performed by all types of cells cytoplasm to break down glucose. Krebs Cycle Glycolysis is the process in which the oxidation of glucose occurs in the absence of oxygen in the cytoplasm of the cell. In the whole process of glycolysis, there are …
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Krebs Cycle Introduction Krebs cycle was discovered by Hans Krebs. Krebs cycle is also known as Citric Acid Cycle, because the first intermediate compound formed in it is Citric acid (Citric Acid is first stable intermediate compound), in which 6 carbons are present. Glycolysis As well as, Kreb’s cycle is also called TCA cycle (TCA-Tri …
Chemiosmosis Hypothesis of ATP Synthesis Before starting the article related to this topic, let’s see some questions such as how the chemiosmotic hypothesis explains ATP formation in mitochondria and chloroplast. Practice Important MCQ Is there any difference between chloroplast and mitochondrial chemiosmotic mechanisms? What is a proton gradient? who discovers this hypothesis? Video of …
What is Calvin-Benson Cycle? Let’s begin the post with some basic questions related to the C3 cycle. What is Calvin-Benson Cycle? Why Most of the Plants are C3 Plants? What are the examples of C3 plants? Why C3 cycle is so-called? How many steps are involved in C3 cycle? Also read the post about C4 …
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Hatch-Slack Cycle It was first discovered by scientists named Hatch and Slack (1965). This is also a cyclic process of fixing CO2 similar to the C3 cycle. But it is found in some special plants. These plants are called C4 plants. These types of plants are found in dry and tropical areas. This type of …
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What is Photorespiration? Photorespiration is also called photorespiration or C2 cycle or photosynthetic carbon oxidative cycle. Photorespiration or C2 cycle was discovered in 1959 by two Biologist namely Dicker and Tio. The whole process of photorespiration is completed in three cell organelles of the cell. Their names are as follows. Chloroplast, mitochondria and peroxisomes The …
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Pteridophyta-Reptiles of Plant Kingdom Pteridophytes plants are the first vascular & terrestrial plants to have fully terrestrial adaptations on Earth. They are considered to be the first members of the Tracheophyta group. Pteridophytes are also known by Reptiles of Plant Kingdom. read Pteridophytes in hindi While after these there is talk of gymnosperm and …
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Active and Passive Immunity Definition of Immunity Definition of Immunity- Immunity is that immuno-physiological process of our body. In which the body’s immune system destroys external bacteria, viruses or other harmful chemicals (antigens) that cause disease. In simple words, immunity is the process of protecting the body from external germs. Similarly, disease resistance is …
Nucleosome model Nucleosome is called the unit of DNA packaging. if you want read nucleosome in simple hindi click here This is how we can understand why DNA packaging is necessary in the cell. In total, more than 6 billion Nitrogenous Bases are found in the diploid content of Human. If we want to …