How to perform thin layer chromatography?
Chromatography: Chromatography is a technique which involves the separation of compounds from each other depending upon there differential affinities between their two immiscible phases, one …
What are Volatile Oils and how they are different from fixed oils?
Plants consist of two types of oils Volatile oils Fixed oils Volatile oils The oils are the odorous constituents of the plants. They are also …
What are the 7 ways to spend your free time?
Reading a book: Reading a book not only makes your free time interesting but may also improve you vocabulary and your creative skills. For example; …
How to overcome anxiety?
First and foremost, you have to be honest with youself and admit what you are facing. It is quite a big task but this one …
How action potential is generated?
Generation of Action Potential: For the generation of action potential, most important thing is that the stimulus is strong enough to reach the threshold. Threshold …
What happens in an allergic reaction?
Allergy is associated with hypersentivity type-1 reaction. What happens in hypersentivity type-1 reaction? Type 1 hypersensitivity: In this type of hypersensitivity there is the large …
What happens when pathogen enters the body?
Whenever a pathogen enters the body neutrophils and macrophages are activated to perform the function and protect the body against that pathogen. So what really …
Which pathways are followed in case of epilepsy?
Glutamatergic pathway Generation of action potential results in the opening of voltage gated sodium ion channels present on the axon as a result of which …
What is glucose and lactose?
Glucose Glucose is also known as dextrose. It is obtained by the acid hydrolysis of the starch. Dextrose is alpha D glucopyranose. Dextrose is naturally …
Why and how cell dies in our body?
Apoptosis Apoptosis is basically the pathway of cell death it may be due to extrinsic signals or the intrinsic signals. These signals activate the specific …