Exploring the Intricacies of Mitosis, Neurons, and Endocrine System

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Delve into the world of biology and neuroscience with detailed images depicting mitosis, chromatids, equator, spindle fibres, diploid and haploid cells. Explore the journey from stem cells to tissues and organs, including the Central Nervous System (CNS) components like cerebellum, cerebrum, and medulla. Dive into the neuronal world with sensory, inter, and motor neurons, and unravel synaptic connections and reflex arcs. Lastly, discover the role of endocrine glands, insulin, glucagon, and glycogen regulation in the liver.


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  1. Mitosis

  2. Chromatids

  3. Equator

  4. Spindle fibres

  5. Diploid

  6. Haploid

  7. Stem cells

  8. Tissues

  9. Organs

  10. Central Nervous System (CNS)

  11. Cerebellum

  12. Cerebrum

  13. Medulla

  14. Sensory neuron

  15. Inter neuron

  16. Motor neuron

  17. Stimulus

  18. Synapse

  19. Reflex arc

  20. Endocrine glands

  21. Insulin

  22. Glucagon

  23. Glycogen

  24. Liver

  25. Pancreas

  26. Gametes

  27. Fertilisation

  28. Zygote

  29. Discrete variation

  30. Continuous variation

  31. Polygenic inheritance

  32. Allele

  33. Phenotype

  34. Genotype

  35. Homozygous

  36. Heterozygous

  37. Dominant

  38. Recessive

  39. Upper epidermis

  40. Palisade and spongy mesophyll cells

  41. Xylem

  42. Phloem

  43. Stomata

  44. Guard cells

  45. Root hairs

  46. Transpiration

  47. Plasma

  48. Red blood cells

  49. White blood cells

  50. Biconcave shape

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