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” Sickle cell anemia is the prototype of hereditary hemoglobinopatghies characterized by the production of an structurally abnormal hemoglobin.” 1.] In sickle cell anemia the shape of the RBC become sickle like because of which proper oxygen is not carried […]
” Down syndrome is a syndrome which is caused due to the trisomy of chromosome no. 21 which leads to total chromosomal count as 47 in a Down syndrome patient.” 1.] Down syndrome was discovered by Langdon Down. 2.] Down […]
“Klinefelter syndrome is best defined as male hypogonadism that occurs when there are two or more X – chromosomes and one or more Y – chromosome.” 1.] Klinefelter syndrome is an example of sex chromosome trisomy. 2.] Karyotype of person […]
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CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGI Characteristics of fungi Branch which deals with the studies of fungi is called mycology. Mode of nutrition in the fungi is heterotrophic. Most of them are saprophytes, while others maybe parasites. Other than yeast which […]
CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF VIRUS Classification of virus On the basis of genetic material: DNA viruses: DNA viruses have DNA as their genetic material. They cause a large range of benign symptoms in humans and animals causing serious health issues. […]
BACTERIAL REPRODUCTION Bacteria can reproduce through binary fission and by exchanging their genetic material. Binary fission produces the daughter cells having the same characteristics as that of the parent cell. In the conjugation and transformation methods, two organisms are involved […]
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