Know in one minute about Cytosol Vs Cytoplasm The cytosol and cytoplasm are two components of a cell with distinct characteristics. The cytosol, which is the liquid component of the cytoplasm, exists as a clear, gel-like substance enclosed within the cell membrane. The cytosol serves as a medium for metabolic reactions, signalling, and the transport … Read more
Know in one minute about Cornea vs Sclera Cornea vs Sclera The main difference is the former is for refracting the light. While the sclera is for the structural integrity & protection of the eye. They are made up of several layers of connective tissues, but the arrangement of tissues is different in each, which … Read more
Know in one minute about Vertebrates Vs Invertebrates Vertebrates Vs Invertebrates are two major categories of animals based on the presence or absence of a backbone or spinal column Vertebrates are animals with a backbone or spinal column, exhibiting bilateral symmetry, having an endoskeleton made of bone or cartilage, and typically possessing a complex nervous … Read more
Introduction The human body is composed of a total of 206 bones, where the femur, or thigh bone, forms the largest bone, while the smallest bone in a human body is called the stapes. Stapes is a part of a group of three bones called ear ossicles, found in the middle ear. In this article, … Read more
Introduction Proteins are complex compounds that form nitrogen. However, before they can be absorbed by our intestines, they must be broken down into smaller units. This is because proteins have a complex structure that makes them difficult for our intestines to absorb. In this article, we will discuss the process of protein digestion in simple … Read more
Know in one minute about prokaryotic DNA The prokaryotic DNA found in the cytoplasm is usually circular and present in fewer amounts. It is naked without histone protein. It exists as single chromosome Apart from that additional plasmid DNA is also present. The compact mass of DNA is called the nucleoid. Non-coding introns absent with … Read more
Introduction Gastrointestinal hormones are chemical messengers that regulate intestinal and pancreatic functions such as absorption, digestion, etc. The following is a detailed discussion of what gastrointestinal hormone is and how it works or its function. All hormones are small chemical messengers produced and released by one cell or group of cells and control or influence … Read more
Introduction Protein is a complex nitrogenous complex with a high molecular mass that is a polymer of amino acids. This macromolecule is considered to be the main component of all life. It is not possible to imagine the existence of any animal without protein. All proteins are composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. There … Read more
Introduction Food is an essential element for human survival it provides energy to the body, builds tissues, and helps to maintain life. A person can live only three weeks without food. The role of food is very important to provide energy to the organisms, to build the body, and to manage life properly. Food is … Read more
Introduction Food builds and nourishes the body and provides energy. This energy is important for the people and it helps in surviving. The energy released from food helps the body perform various physiological functions like the growth and development of the human body. So it is very important to take the proper amount of nutritious … Read more
