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Organs System Biological organs refer to a group of tissues in a living organism that have been adapted to perform specific functions. In higher animals, organs are divided into organ systems. For example, the esophagus, stomach, and liver are parts…
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Today, scientists divide organisms into five mane groups called kingdom. These states are named Monera, Prista, Fungi, Animalia, and Plantae. Examples of beings related to these states are as follows: Kingdom of living organisms Previously, living organisms were divided into…
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Bunsen burner is commonly used in laboratory equipment. It is named by inventor Robert Bunsen. The basic functions of Bunsen burners in the laboratory are heating, sterilizing, and burning. It produces a single open flame. There are six main Bunsen…
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The basic difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic replication is that prokaryotic replication takes place inside the cytoplasm, the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic replication has the same origin of replication and that DNA eukaryotic replication is required in the gyrase,…
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The water is tasteless, almost colorless, and blue in color. Water is the center of life. It is the most abundant complex of all living things. In different organisms, this percentage varies from 65% to 89%. About 20% of bone…
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A species is a group of organisms with a genetic inheritance that can cross and create breeding offspring. Different species are separated from each other by a reproductive barrier. These barriers may be geographical barriers, such as mountains that separate…
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The microscope is an instrument which is used to see very small things that cannot be seen with the naked eye. When we look at something through a microscope, it appears larger. Using it, we can view an object up…
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The gel-like mucus that fills the space between the extracellular plasma membrane and the central nucleus is called the cytoplasm. All organelles are found in the cytoplasm. The nuclear membrane creates a special environment within the nucleus, in which the…
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What are Protists? Kingdom Protista is simple eukaryotes, neither animals nor plants nor fungi. Protists are unicellular in nature. It can be found that they are colonies of cells. Most biologists live in water, moist terrestrial environments, and even live…
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The cytoplasm is a concentrated solution filled with each cell and surrounded by a cell membrane. It is mainly made up of water, salt, and protein. In eukaryotic cells, it includes everything inside and outside the nucleus. All organs of…
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