Parts of Roots and their Functions
The root is the descending part of the plant axis, which lies inside the soil. It contains the following parts like The …
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Anatomy of Stem | Internal anatomy of Dicots and Monocots
The stem is the visible part of a plant that hold holds it above the ground. This stem develops from the shoot …
Differences Between Chromosomes and Chromatids
Chromosomes are genetic material present in the cell nucleus. Chromatids are the parts of the chromosome present as two arms. Differences Between …
Cilia vs Flagella | 15 Prominent Differences
Cilia and Flagella are the cell organelles meant for the movement of the cells or substances. Cilia are short, slender, hair-like structures …
Production of Monoclonal Antibodies | 5 Steps and Applications
Monoclonal antibodies are those antibodies that target a specific (single-source) antigens. Due to this specificity, these antibodies are used in clinical therapy …
Cnidaria Characteristics | Points based on Anatomy and Physiology
Cnidaria is a class of animals that are found in marine and aquatic environments. They come under the coelenterate phylum. Cnidaria Characteristics …
Gymnosperms vs Angiosperms | 20 Clear Differences in Points
Gymnosperms are considered primitive plants, while angiosperms are advanced. There are a few characteristic differences between them. Gymnosperms vs Angiosperms Sl.No Character …
Anatomy of the Root of both Dicot and Monocot Plants
The roots are a very important organ in plants. The root anatomy is different for monocot and dicot plants. Roots develop from …
RNA Translation | The 3 Step Process of Protein synthesis
The translation is a process by which ribosomes present in the cytoplasm (on endoplasmic reticulum) synthesize the proteins from an mRNA. The …
Transcription of DNA | 3 Step Process in mRNA formation
Transcription means a written version of something. So, a DNA transcription means the formation of a copy of a DNA strand. “The …