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Subject: Biology, asked on 10/8/17

Classify eubacteria on the basis shape of cells with one example ineach case

Subject: Biology, asked on 10/8/17

Name the parasite that cause following disease in human
Malaria
Sleeping sickness
Kalazar

Subject: Biology, asked on 10/8/17

Solve this:

Subject: Biology, asked on 29/7/17

What is mucilage propulsion mechanism?

Subject: Biology, asked on 23/7/17

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Subject: Biology, asked on 17/7/17

Explain hormogonia(type of reproduction).

Subject: Biology, asked on 16/7/17

If During Conjugation in Eubacteria (F+ and F-), the F-Factor is copied and and the replica moves into the( F-) bacteria by conjugation tube. Then The bacterias formed become (F+), so how is F- bacteia Formed?

Subject: Biology, asked on 10/7/17

​the word 'virus' means

Subject: Biology, asked on 10/7/17

in fungi, the fusion of protoplasm between two motile or non motile gametes is called

Subject: Biology, asked on 4/7/17

What do you mean by cladogram. Explain this in detail

Subject: Biology, asked on 3/7/17

Explain all the parts labelled in the diagram  

Appendages
Bacterial cells can be motile or non-motile. Motile bacteria have flagella for locomotion.

Flagellum
  • It is a cylindrical structure, with hollow core made up of protein.
  • It helps in the movement of bacteria by rotating in clockwise or counter clockwise direction.
  • It generally consists of three parts: filament, hook and basal body. 

Subject: Biology, asked on 20/6/17

What is syngamy?

Subject: Biology, asked on 20/6/17

Are alpanospores and sporangiospore same?

Subject: Biology, asked on 20/6/17

What is alpanospores?

Subject: Biology, asked on 19/6/17

What is dictyosomes?

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