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📚प्रतियोगी परीक्षा विशेष🏆 - ٥ ٥ ٥ ٥ ٥  ٥٥ ٥٥٥٥»٥٥٥٥٥٥»٥ ٣ HUMAN REPRODUCTION - Page NCERT Short Notes] One Reproductive System 1.Human 3. Female Reproductive System Human reproduction occurs by reproduction Parts: sexual Ovaries Male Reproductive System: Oviducts (Fallopian tubes) Uterus Parts: Testes (primary sex organ) Cervix Vagina Accessory ducts:| External genitalia (Vulva) Rete testis Vasa efferentia Functions: Epididymis Ovaries produce ova (eggs) Vas deferens hormones estrogen and Accessory glands: progesterone Seminal vesicles Prostate gland 4.Oogenesis Bulbourethral gland Oogonia External genitalia Penis 2 Primary oocyte Secondary oocyte > Ovum 7 Functions: Testes produce Sperms and testosterone 3 Ovum Primary oocyte forms 2. Male Gametogenesis during foetal life (Spermatogenesis) 5. Menstrual Cycle Process of formation of sperms in seminiferous tubules Average cycle days 28 Phases: Female Reproductive System 3 1. Menstual phase (1-5 days) Parts: 2. Follicular phase Ovaries 3 Ovulation (around day 14) Oviducts (Fallopian tubes) Luteal phase Uterus Cervix NEET Focus Points Vagina Fertilization site Ampullary External Benitalia (Vulva) isthmic junction day Ovulation >142h 6. Fert1iizatioin Gestation period 280 days Blastocyst attaches to uterine  Placenta hormones hCG, hPL; endometrium  progesterone, estrogen This process is called implantation ٥ ٥ ٥ ٥ ٥  ٥٥ ٥٥٥٥»٥٥٥٥٥٥»٥ ٣ HUMAN REPRODUCTION - Page NCERT Short Notes] One Reproductive System 1.Human 3. Female Reproductive System Human reproduction occurs by reproduction Parts: sexual Ovaries Male Reproductive System: Oviducts (Fallopian tubes) Uterus Parts: Testes (primary sex organ) Cervix Vagina Accessory ducts:| External genitalia (Vulva) Rete testis Vasa efferentia Functions: Epididymis Ovaries produce ova (eggs) Vas deferens hormones estrogen and Accessory glands: progesterone Seminal vesicles Prostate gland 4.Oogenesis Bulbourethral gland Oogonia External genitalia 2 Primary oocyte Secondary oocyte > Ovum 7 Functions: Testes produce Sperms and testosterone 3 Ovum Primary oocyte forms 2. Male Gametogenesis during foetal life (Spermatogenesis) 5. Menstrual Cycle Process of formation of sperms in seminiferous tubules Average cycle days 28 Phases: Female Reproductive System 3 1. Menstual phase (1-5 days) Parts: 2. Follicular phase Ovaries 3 Ovulation (around day 14) Oviducts (Fallopian tubes) Luteal phase Uterus Cervix NEET Focus Points Vagina Fertilization site Ampullary External Benitalia (Vulva) isthmic junction day Ovulation >142h 6. Fert1iizatioin Gestation period 280 days Blastocyst attaches to uterine  Placenta hormones hCG, hPL; endometrium  progesterone, estrogen This process is called implantation - ShareChat
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📚एजुकेशनल ज्ञान📝 - NEET Biolosy:  Human Physiology + NCERT Traps) (PYQ Revise This Before Exam DIGESTION BREATHING & &ABSORPION GAS ECHANGE Salivary amylase (ptyalin) acts at O2 transport: ~97% as pH ~6.8, inactivated in stomach oxyhaemoglobin HCI activates pesinogen  O2-Hb curve == sigmoid  pepsin (protein digestion begins in stomach) Right shift (Vaffinity): temp, 12,3-BPG Bile salts: emulsification 1CO2. 1H* micelle (Bohr effect) formation (no enzymes) CO2 transport mainly as Jejunum = maximum absorption bicarbonate (HCO3' bile salts; Vit 312 ileum Chloride shift maintain ionic balance Lacteals absorb fat (chylomicrons) BBODYFLUIDS EXCRETORY SYSTEM & CIRCULATION GFR = 125 mLlmin (~180 Lfitlrate) SA node pacemaker (~70-75/min); AV node delay 0.1 sec PCT max reabsorption (glucose, amino acids Na ) Cardiac Output ~ 5 Lmin (rest) Lub-Dub: AV valves close Loop Of Henle counter currert 'b'; dub mechanism semilunar close Collecting duct DCT prevents Double circulation preventsmixing  mixing maintains high efficiency maintains high efficiency ECG: P (atrial depolarization), QRS ECG: P (atrial depolarization) QRS (ventricular), T (repolarization) (ventricular) T(repolarization) HIGH-YIELD NEET QUESTIONS NEURA & CHHEMICAL PYQ Style Conceptual COORDINATION Explain the meechanism of Bohr effect ' and its' physiological significance Synaptic transmission Why does Hb show cooperative binding leading chemical via neuro sigmoid curve? transemitters Describe counter current mechanism in Loop of Action potential Na Henle influx Kefflux Why is bile essential despite lacking digestive enzymes? Thyroxine (Ta) Dasal Explain chloride shift during COz transport metabolic rate NEET Biolosy:  Human Physiology + NCERT Traps) (PYQ Revise This Before Exam DIGESTION BREATHING & &ABSORPION GAS ECHANGE Salivary amylase (ptyalin) acts at O2 transport: ~97% as pH ~6.8, inactivated in stomach oxyhaemoglobin HCI activates pesinogen  O2-Hb curve == sigmoid  pepsin (protein digestion begins in stomach) Right shift (Vaffinity): temp, 12,3-BPG Bile salts: emulsification 1CO2. 1H* micelle (Bohr effect) formation (no enzymes) CO2 transport mainly as Jejunum = maximum absorption bicarbonate (HCO3' bile salts; Vit 312 ileum Chloride shift maintain ionic balance Lacteals absorb fat (chylomicrons) BBODYFLUIDS EXCRETORY SYSTEM & CIRCULATION GFR = 125 mLlmin (~180 Lfitlrate) SA node pacemaker (~70-75/min); AV node delay 0.1 sec PCT max reabsorption (glucose, amino acids Na ) Cardiac Output ~ 5 Lmin (rest) Lub-Dub: AV valves close Loop Of Henle counter currert 'b'; dub mechanism semilunar close Collecting duct DCT prevents Double circulation preventsmixing  mixing maintains high efficiency maintains high efficiency ECG: P (atrial depolarization), QRS ECG: P (atrial depolarization) QRS (ventricular), T (repolarization) (ventricular) T(repolarization) HIGH-YIELD NEET QUESTIONS NEURA & CHHEMICAL PYQ Style Conceptual COORDINATION Explain the meechanism of Bohr effect ' and its' physiological significance Synaptic transmission Why does Hb show cooperative binding leading chemical via neuro sigmoid curve? transemitters Describe counter current mechanism in Loop of Action potential Na Henle influx Kefflux Why is bile essential despite lacking digestive enzymes? Thyroxine (Ta) Dasal Explain chloride shift during COz transport metabolic rate - ShareChat
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📘परीक्षा अपडेट और तैयारी💯 - Notes Biology follow us Respiratory pigment in humans Hemoglobin Disease caused by iron deficiency Anemia Transport tissue in plants Xylem and phloem 8 Functional unit of liver  Hepatic lobule Salivary amylase (ptyalin) First enzyme used in digestion 10 0] Acid present in stomach Hydrochloric acid Connecting link between Annelida and Arthropoda Peripatus 10 10 21 Organism with two nuclei Paramecium 10B] Excretory organ of cockroach Malpighian tubules  10 41 Largest gland in human body Liver 105_ Hormone for milk ejection Oxytocin 10 6] Bone marrow producing RBCs Red bone marrow Breathing movement controlled by Medulla oblongata 10 10 81 Transpiration pull theory proposed by Dixon and Joly 10 91 Blood clotting factor Fibrinogen Herpetology Study of reptiles Gas exchange in plants occurs through Stomata and lenticels Enzyme that digests protein in stomach Pepsin Cell division stage where chromosomes align Metaphase Skin Largest sense organ Disorder due to iodine deficiency Goitre Hormone regulating sleep Melatonin Protein synthesis occurs on Ribosomes Artery 8] Blood vessel carrying blood away from heart] Fluid connecting blood and cells  Lymph 12 01 Father of Biotechnology Karl Ereky Notes Biology follow us Respiratory pigment in humans Hemoglobin Disease caused by iron deficiency Anemia Transport tissue in plants Xylem and phloem 8 Functional unit of liver  Hepatic lobule Salivary amylase (ptyalin) First enzyme used in digestion 10 0] Acid present in stomach Hydrochloric acid Connecting link between Annelida and Arthropoda Peripatus 10 10 21 Organism with two nuclei Paramecium 10B] Excretory organ of cockroach Malpighian tubules  10 41 Largest gland in human body Liver 105_ Hormone for milk ejection Oxytocin 10 6] Bone marrow producing RBCs Red bone marrow Breathing movement controlled by Medulla oblongata 10 10 81 Transpiration pull theory proposed by Dixon and Joly 10 91 Blood clotting factor Fibrinogen Herpetology Study of reptiles Gas exchange in plants occurs through Stomata and lenticels Enzyme that digests protein in stomach Pepsin Cell division stage where chromosomes align Metaphase Skin Largest sense organ Disorder due to iodine deficiency Goitre Hormone regulating sleep Melatonin Protein synthesis occurs on Ribosomes Artery 8] Blood vessel carrying blood away from heart] Fluid connecting blood and cells  Lymph 12 01 Father of Biotechnology Karl Ereky - ShareChat
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📚प्रतियोगी परीक्षा विशेष🏆 - MITOSIS QUICK NOTES 1 WHAT IS MITOSIS? PMAT: Cell division to produce 2 identical Prophase daughter cells: Metaphase Important for growth repair, Anaphase asexual reproduction Telophase 4stages: PMAT 2. STAGES OF MITOSIS INTERPHASE MITOSIS (DNA Replicates) PROPHASE Chromosomes condense MITOSIS spindle begins to form METAPHASE VANAPHASE Chromosomes Sister chromatids pulled apart line up in the middle towards opposite poles spindle fibers attach to centromeres TELOPHASE PROPHASE Nucleus reforms cell divides Chromosomes line up in the CYTOKINESS? middle Cytoplasm splits; spindle fibers attach 2 new cells formed to centromeres ANAPHASE Sister chromatids SAVE FOR pulled apart REVISIONI oppos towards poles CYTOKINESIS? 10 Cytoplasm splits, 2 new cells formed MITOSIS QUICK NOTES 1 WHAT IS MITOSIS? PMAT: Cell division to produce 2 identical Prophase daughter cells: Metaphase Important for growth repair, Anaphase asexual reproduction Telophase 4stages: PMAT 2. STAGES OF MITOSIS INTERPHASE MITOSIS (DNA Replicates) PROPHASE Chromosomes condense MITOSIS spindle begins to form METAPHASE VANAPHASE Chromosomes Sister chromatids pulled apart line up in the middle towards opposite poles spindle fibers attach to centromeres TELOPHASE PROPHASE Nucleus reforms cell divides Chromosomes line up in the CYTOKINESS? middle Cytoplasm splits; spindle fibers attach 2 new cells formed to centromeres ANAPHASE Sister chromatids SAVE FOR pulled apart REVISIONI oppos towards poles CYTOKINESIS? 10 Cytoplasm splits, 2 new cells formed - ShareChat
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