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Molecular Basis of Differentiation
. These results indicate that: Some changes occurs in the nuclei of cells during differentiation. Differentiation does not result in the loss of, or permanent inactivation of, the genes; in fact it turns off the genes in a reversible manner. This means that a differentiated..
Animal Tissues
classification of animal tissue Animal Tissues - In higher animals including man, cells are organized into four types of tissues. They ar..
Activity zone Animation
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Circulation in Animals Summary
Summary - The circulatory systems circulate nutrients, wastes and metabolic intermediates and heat uniformly through out the body. Advanced animals carry blood as the circulating fluid and a circulatory system with the heart and blood vessels to conduct the blood. In invertebratessuch as ..
Metamorphosis or Spermiogenesis
The spermatids formed as a result of maturation division is a typical animal cell with all the cell organelles present in it. In this form it cannot function as a male gamete. So many changes take place to change the non-motile spermatid into motile spermatozoan. The main aim of the chang..
Growth, Regeneration and Ageing Summary
Summary - Growth is an irreversible increase in size and weight of an organism. The cells of the body do not grow uniformly but differentially. The main types of growth are auxetic, multiplicative and accretionary. The human growth curve is sigmoid and is controlled by hormones. Regenerat..
Summary
. The first half of the phase and the changes in these phases are controlled by estrogens and progesterone. The secretion of these hormones occur cyclically because of the cyclic secretions of pituitary gonadotropins in the female. The fertilised ovum in mammals and other higher animals p..
Patterns of Growth
Two patterns of growth are commonly seen in animals regarding the proportion of the various body parts. Isometric growth: In this growth pattern, an organ grows at the same rate as the rest of the body. As the organism growths, the size remains proportional. Examples: Fish and Locust Allo..
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