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What are Multipolar neurons,Bipolar neurons and Unipolar neurons
explain reflex action
what is homeostasis?
Please explain me the Conduction of Nerve Impulse in simple words
MECHANISM OF VISION
mechanism of hearing and vision .
explain each 4 3marks
experts
Why the membrane of a neuron is polarised?
EXPLAIN THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF INNER EAR IN HUMAN WITH DIAGRAM
What is homoestasis?
plz explain me generation and conduction of nerve impulse ?
cn u label axoplasm n axoplasm fluid so dat ill be able to undrstnd the conc of k+ n na+ inside n outside d axon!! plz plz plz ellaborate
HOW DOES LIGHT DISSOCIATE OPSIN FROM RATINAL
what is amygdale and hippocampus?
are yellow spot and blind spot the same or they different
WHY AND HOW IS THE MEMBRANE OF NEURON POLARISED ?
Assertion and Reason
Directions: The following question has two statements, Assertion and Reason.
Answer the question by choosing any one of the four responses.
Assertion: Brain and spinal cord are called modulators.
Reason: Their neurons receive a stimulus and set up a sensory impulse.
If both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct explanation of Assertion
If both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion
If Assertion is true but Reason is false
If Assertion is false but Reason is true
explain human brain its functions??????????????
how many bones in human skull?
is there semester system in 11 th science in cbse?
explain about the sodium potassium pump !
Structure of neoron
Please ...can you explain me what is reflex action ?
what is saltation conduction of nerve impulse . describe condction o nerve impulse at synapse?
difference between fibrous joint and catilagenous joint
give me a labelled diagram of rib cage.
difference b/w electrical synapses and chemical synapses
what is stimulus
name the fluid present in the synaptic cleft between the pre and post synaptic neurons.
Wat are the differences between rods and cones.Give atleast 4 points
what do u mean by concentration gradient?
dear experts , i have some questions here
1.the hormone which when deficient causes cushings syndrome .
2.give two points of difference between cretenism and myxoedema .
3.can there be dna replication without cell division . comment.
4.enumerate the different types of nerve fibres depending on nature and function .
5 . a person has excessive thirst and production of large amount of urine . the doctor did not advice him to stop taking sugar . name the disese and explain what happens in it .
6.difference between glomerular filtration and ultra filtration .
please i need these answers by tomorrow night .its a request .
Draw labelled diagrams of the following:
(a) Neuron (b) Brain (c) Eye (d) Ear
what is a nerve impulse ? how it is conducted hrough a nerve fibre ? mention any 2 factors which can increase the velocity of a nerve fibre ?
structure of brain
Is giving a sudden brake comes under reflex action?
name the fluid present in the cochlea of the inner ear.
What is the composition of Nissl's granules?
nice flow chart n video on the mechanism of hearing .Thnx meritnation!
cheers!!
can i have a labelled diagram of vestibular appratus ?
could you please explain in detail about excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters
steps of making a working model of reflex arc as my project for exhibition
what is saltation conduction of nerve impulse . describe condction o nerve impulse at synapse
Explain the following processes:
(a) Polarisation of the membrane of a nerve fibre
(b) Depolarisation of the membrane of a nerve fibre
(c) Conduction of a nerve impulse along a nerve fibre
(d) Transmission of a nerve impulse across a chemical synapse
expilain mechanism of generation and conduction of nerve impulse?
what is macula lutea?where it is present?show it with a diagram
what is the exact location of hypothalamus?
difference between rods and cones ?
what is the full form of GABA?
What does melatonin influences?
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Syllabus
What are Multipolar neurons,Bipolar neurons and Unipolar neurons
explain reflex action
what is homeostasis?
1)tonus
2)spasm
3)fatigue
4)tetanus
(1) Organ of corti
(2) Crista
(3) Macula
(4) Otolithic organ
Please explain me the Conduction of Nerve Impulse in simple words
MECHANISM OF VISION
mechanism of hearing and vision .
explain each 4 3marks
experts
1. Myelinated nerve fibre
2. Unmyelinated nerve fibre
3. Both (1) and (2)
4. None
Why the membrane of a neuron is polarised?
EXPLAIN THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF INNER EAR IN HUMAN WITH DIAGRAM
What is homoestasis?
plz explain me generation and conduction of nerve impulse ?
cn u label axoplasm n axoplasm fluid so dat ill be able to undrstnd the conc of k+ n na+ inside n outside d axon!! plz plz plz ellaborate
HOW DOES LIGHT DISSOCIATE OPSIN FROM RATINAL
what is amygdale and hippocampus?
91. In the given figure identify the part of ear which is responsible for hearing and contains organ of corti:-
(1) c, d and e
(2) Only g
(3) Only f
(4) All of the above.
are yellow spot and blind spot the same or they different
WHY AND HOW IS THE MEMBRANE OF NEURON POLARISED ?
Assertion and Reason
Directions: The following question has two statements, Assertion and Reason.
Answer the question by choosing any one of the four responses.
Assertion: Brain and spinal cord are called modulators.
Reason: Their neurons receive a stimulus and set up a sensory impulse.
If both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct explanation of Assertion
If both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion
If Assertion is true but Reason is false
If Assertion is false but Reason is true
explain human brain its functions??????????????
how many bones in human skull?
is there semester system in 11 th science in cbse?
explain about the sodium potassium pump !
reflex?
(1) Muscle spindle (2) Dorsal root ganglion
(3) Motor neuron (4) Interneuron
Structure of neoronPlease ...can you explain me what is reflex action ?
what is saltation conduction of nerve impulse . describe condction o nerve impulse at synapse?
difference between fibrous joint and catilagenous joint
give me a labelled diagram of rib cage.
difference b/w electrical synapses and chemical synapses
what is stimulus
name the fluid present in the synaptic cleft between the pre and post synaptic neurons.
Its cause and symptoms, effects in detail
Wat are the differences between rods and cones.Give atleast 4 points
what do u mean by concentration gradient?
dear experts , i have some questions here
1.the hormone which when deficient causes cushings syndrome .
2.give two points of difference between cretenism and myxoedema .
3.can there be dna replication without cell division . comment.
4.enumerate the different types of nerve fibres depending on nature and function .
5 . a person has excessive thirst and production of large amount of urine . the doctor did not advice him to stop taking sugar . name the disese and explain what happens in it .
6.difference between glomerular filtration and ultra filtration .
please i need these answers by tomorrow night .its a request .
Draw labelled diagrams of the following:
(a) Neuron (b) Brain (c) Eye (d) Ear
what is a nerve impulse ? how it is conducted hrough a nerve fibre ? mention any 2 factors which can increase the velocity of a nerve fibre ?
structure of brain
Is giving a sudden brake comes under reflex action?
name the fluid present in the cochlea of the inner ear.
What is the composition of Nissl's granules?
nice flow chart n video on the mechanism of hearing .Thnx meritnation!
cheers!!
1.) what is the name of the disease?
2.) can the disease be treated using medicine, why or why not?
can i have a labelled diagram of vestibular appratus ?
could you please explain in detail about excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters
steps of making a working model of reflex arc as my project for exhibition
what is saltation conduction of nerve impulse . describe condction o nerve impulse at synapse
Explain the following processes:
(a) Polarisation of the membrane of a nerve fibre
(b) Depolarisation of the membrane of a nerve fibre
(c) Conduction of a nerve impulse along a nerve fibre
(d) Transmission of a nerve impulse across a chemical synapse
also,
do only the neurons concerned with CNS had a myelin sheath or myelinated neurons are associated with other parts as well?
expilain mechanism of generation and conduction of nerve impulse?
Kindly clarify it soon.
what is macula lutea?where it is present?show it with a diagram
what is the exact location of hypothalamus?
(1) Voltage-gated Na+ influx channel
(2) Na/K+ pump
(3) Voltage-gated Na+ efflux channel
(4) Voltage-gated K+ influx channel
difference between rods and cones ?
what is the full form of GABA?
What does melatonin influences?