Bio Science

Bio Science Quiz – (BS0100)

Note: The quiz has five questions. Each has two option one true and other false. Answer with brief explanation will be provided next week. Q.1 Bacteria come under the prokaryotes because: a) It has no definite membrane-bound nucleus b) It has well defined membrane-bound nucleus Q.2 Plant cell mainly composed of? a) Cellulose  b) Lipids  Q.3 […]

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aBS0001 Answer with brief comment to bioscience quiz BS0001.

 a)  Bacteria and virus both are living but virus is smaller in size  b)  unlike bacteria, virus is non-living and requires a host to be active Ans. (b) Viruses are not consider to be alive because they cannot reproduce themselves or carry out metabolic functions on their own. However, once entered into a host cell

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Better to avoid excess intake of, an otherwise nutritious fruit like Litchi, especially if children taking it are underweight (malnourished)

Since, to sustain life the various parameters (blood sugar level, heart beat, pH etc.) must remain within a certain range. If due to any sudden stimuli any one of the vital parameter is forced to suddenly either shoot up OR dip down, for Ex. if sugar levels shoot up too much Hyperglycemia may results OR

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We greet and salute, Gagandeep Kang FRS see being the first Indian woman scientist to be honored fellow of Royal society in London in 2019

Royal society is the oldest national scientific institution of the world. Founded on 28 Nov. 1660, it was granted a Royal Charter by king Charles 2nd as “The Royal Society”. The Royal society is a self governing fellowship made up of the most eminent scientist, engineers and technologists from UK and the commonwealth. Fellow and

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