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• The function of the medulla oblongata is to control vital functions such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, and swallowing
• Botanical Gardens are specialized gardens that have a collection of living plants, including worms, dead plants, and dead skeletons.
• Julian Huxley coined the term 'new systematics' for the first time.
• The standard size of a herbarium sheet is 40 by 20 centimeters.
• Neurospora is extensively used in genetic research.
• Kalra is a bacterial disease, not a viral disease.
• Fimbri are the structures which help bacteria to attach to surfaces such as rocks.
• Eulorids, dinoflagellates, slime molds, and chrysophytes are organisms in which the cell wall forms too thin overlapping shells which fit together like a petri dish.
• Phenylalanine is a hydrophilic amino acid.
• Burning food syndrome is due to deficiency of vitamin D, vitamin A, vitamin B3, or vitamin B5.
• Vaccination against smallpox was developed by Lois Pastor Edward Jenner.
• Robert coach Alexander Fleming is not associated with the development of vaccination against smallpox.
• Edward Jenner introduced the vaccine against smallpox.
• Smallpox has been totally eradicated from India.
• On the basis of morphology, phylogenetic relationship cannot be determined.
• The Mesozoic Era is known as the Golden period of reptiles, especially dinosaurs.
• Helium is not a vestigial organ in men.
• Tracking of evolutionary history of organism is known as phylogeny.
• Conversion of 1,3-diphosphoglyceric acid into 3-phosphoglyceric acid involves D-phosphorylation.
• The last electron receptor in electron transport chain is CO2, O2, H2, and NADH.
• Compaction of chromosomes occurs during zygotein pasitine diplotein lip protein.
• Chromoacromatids of A bivalent becomes distinct in zygotein stage.
• Recombinases are enzymes that are involved in crossing over and produce recombination.
• In male honeybees, new cells are developed from hyperlite cells which are divided by mitosis.
• Respiratory Center is present in medulla obligenta while the inhibitory Center is present in ponds.
• The number of alveoli in human lungs is 400 to 500 million.
• The correct answer is that the least number of chromosomes are present in chromosome I that are almost 231 to 344 while the large number of chromosomes are present on chromosome one.
• The 45th functional unit of protein synthesis is peroxisomes lysosomes ribosomes centrosome.
• Epicanthus is a symptom of haploidy, not Down syndrome.
• An example of sex influenced inheritances includes baldness, hemophilia, killer blindness, and Down syndrome.
• The most abundant white blood cells are neutrophils, while the least abundant are basophils.
• The valve that is present between the right atrium and right ventricle is the tricuspid valve, not the bicuspid valve.
• The process of white blood cell formation is known as hematopoiesis, and it takes place in bone marrow, where new white blood cells are produced within the suponji bone marrow.
• Rubisco is the most abundant protein in the biosphere, while the most abundant protein in the human body is collagen.
• Straightened arched correct answer is option two.
• Expiration diaphragm to have relaxed or Dome shaped from adopted.
• Flame cells are executory organs of platy hellmanthis.
• Mindless search Okay class by valvia phylum.
• Water vascular system is present in spongy's cnidarian akinoderms arthropod.
• Leech belongs to class a hero denaria of phylum analita.