We all faced exams right!? We studied a lot but forgot things after the exams sometimes, even during the exams. People have their own way of preparing for exams. Some of us started learning things earlier before the exams, some of us preparing at the time of exams. Also some may experience mild fever, anxiety …
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Let me get this straight. We all know that the function of our ears is to hear things. Ears are like our microphone, which hears things and signals them to the brain through acoustic nerves. The one more important function that the ears can do is body balancing. The ear functions as a sense of …
First of all, we all need to know what hemostasis is. It has primary and secondary hemostasis. Primary hemostasis is forming a platelet plug, and secondary hemostasis is coagulation and resulting in activation of fibrin. Clotting factors are proteins present in the blood which control bleeding. When a blood vessel gets injured, the walls of …
All we know is that Mitochondria is a powerhouse of the cell because of their energy production – ATPs. Tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA), known for its energy production using acetyl-CoA (3C compound). This cycle plays a significant role in metabolism and biosynthesis, and it occurs in mitochondria. The other one is the electron transport chain …
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We all know “All enzymes are proteins, but not all proteins are enzymes”. Proteins in our body have many significant functions. Apart from the importance of functional proteins called enzymes, it is secondarily used as fuel after carbohydrates and lipids. Note that the proteins are used after the depletion of glucose and fatty acids. Protein …
