Amitosis

What is amitosis in cell division

Introduction  Cells can reproduce from new cells. Continuity of life depends on cell division. In unicellular organisms, cell division is the means of reproduction. Multicellular organisms develop from a single-cell zygote which undergoes repeated cell division to differentiate into a new individual. There are three different processes of cell division namely amitosis, mitosis, and meiosis. […]

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Radial Symmetry

Radial symmetry is a type of body symmetry in different regions and directions of the body. It is found in both natural objects and organisms and man-made objects (clock, wheel).  If a body is not divisible into equal halves by any plane it is called asymmetrical as in sponges. An animal is said to be

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Ecosystem in Pond

Ecosystem in Pond

An ecosystem is a dynamic complex of plant, animal, and microorganism communities and the non-living environment, interacting as a functional unit. A pond is either a natural or an artificial body of water that is enclosed. Ponds can occur naturally in the world or they can be human-made such as garden ponds. The pond ecosystem

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Difference between soap and detergent

Difference between soap and detergent as cleaning agents

Introduction Soap and detergent both are cleaning agents that are essential for removing dirt, any contaminants that cannot be removed only with water. They are used for mostly household things like cleaning clothes, dishwashing, mopping floors etc. and used as skin cleaners and important for hand washing. following is the article on the difference between

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Disaccharides 

Disaccharides 

Introduction Definition of Disaccharides is a compound that consists of two units of monosaccharides like glucose, fructose, galactose, and mannose.  Disaccharides are generally formed in plants and they can be separated from plant material.  Formation of disaccharides Condensation reaction and glycosidic bond formation In the presence of acid, a glycosidic bond is formed between two

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Bright Field Microscope

Introduction A bright field microscope can be said to be an optical microscope that uses light to illuminate an object. Another name for a bright field microscope is a Compound microscope. They are highly used in the areas of research, education, and industrial purposes. The compound microscopes are used for quantitative and qualitative analysis of

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