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11 Important Functions of Endoplasmic Reticulum
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Definition , Characteristics and 6 6 Important Functions of Cytoplasm explained
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Cell wall Definition with 6 Important Characteristics of Cell wall
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4 Important Components of Plasma Membrane or Cellular Membrane
Two rows of phospholipids- The Lipid Bilayer.
Cholesterol
Transport proteins
Carbohydrate Chain.
6 Important Functions of Plasma Membrane
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9 Important Function of the Platelets in the blood –
blood clotting process , Healing and Repair of damaged blood vessels, Growth factor production, Inflammation, Anticoagulation, Blood pressure regulation, Blood flow regulation, Antibacterial , Tumor suppression
Components of Blood Explained with definition , types , structure and functions .
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Lymphatic system is the second important Circulatory System that permeates the Entire Human Body and transports the liquid called lymph from body tissues to the blood vascular system.
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Translocation is the process by which plants transport nutrients from the site of absorption to the site of utilization. This process occurs mainly in the phloem tissue which is composed of sieve tubes, companion cells, phloem fibers and parenchyma cells. The steps of translocation include loading, transport, unloading and utilization of nutrients. Factors such as temperature, light and nutrient availability can affect the rate of translocation.
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Stomatal transpiration is a critical process by which plants regulate their internal water balance and maintain proper hydration. The process involves the movement of water vapour through the stomata in a plant’s leaves, which is regulated by a variety of environmental factors. Stomatal transpiration is also important for regulating plant temperature and promoting growth and development. Environmental factors such as drought, excess water and pollutants can impact stomatal transpiration.
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