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eldhojose Active member
| Subject: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 8:44 am | |
| (i) The organ in which foetus develops in a mammalian female.
(ii) The male reproductive cells of mammals.
(iii) The part of female reproductive system where fertilization takes place.
(iv) Produces male gamets in man.
(v) The fluid surrounding the developing embryo.
(vi) The structure in which testes are present in man.
(vii) The period of intrauterine development of embryo.
(viii) The canal through which testes descend into scrotum just before birth in a huma male child.
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deboshree Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:20 am | |
| uterus testes i have a doubt if it is vagina or fallopian tube testes-seminiferous tubules amniotic fluid lobules gestation period inguinal canal |
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Candy Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 10:20 am | |
| 3 . fallopian tube 6. it's scrotum (i think ) (you gotta clarify eldhose) |
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Anirudh The Conquerer Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:49 pm | |
| yea it's surely scrotum |
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siya Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:25 pm | |
| hey guys..dat 2nd one..u sure ki itz testes..i think it is interstitial cells...well m also confused..plz help!! |
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pavan Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:52 pm | |
| hey guyz......i also ve a boubt about 2nd ans.......plz tel correct ans######### |
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Hari Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:09 pm | |
| hey siya......isnt the second one spermatozoa......or sperms... |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:13 pm | |
| yes itz the interstitial cells they are even known as cells of leydig (BASIC UNIT OF THE ORGAN/StRUCTURE)
Last edited by JiGaR on Tue Mar 17, 2009 4:17 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : CORRECTIONZ) |
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Hari Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:21 pm | |
| male reproductive cells------sperm ......isnt it???????
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 3:37 pm | |
| PLEASE NOTE WITH REFERENCE TO MY ANSWER IN THE PREVIOUS POST:
i think this one line will get you your answer:
Seminiferous Tubules:Sperms::Interstitial Cells:Testosterone
Interstitial cells produce sprems WRONG |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: TEST FOR THY INTELLEGENTSIA Tue Mar 17, 2009 4:52 pm | |
| TEST:
SCIENCE 3 (BIOLOGY)
Total Marks: 20 Time: 15 MINUTES (ideally you should take less then 15 minutes for such easy questions) BY JIGAR
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Q.1 Answer as directed: (i) example: White Blood Cells and ______________. Ans: Phagocytosis Diapedesis and _____________.
(ii)Kidney:Nephron::Testis:_________::Brain:_______ [3]
Q.2 Lachrymal gland secretion (Tears) contain ______ that kill germs. [1]
Q.3 Is the Oviducal Funnel lined with cilia, and if yes then why? [2]
Q.4 Explain/Define the terms: (i)Linkage(ii) Point Mutation(iii)Quantasome(iv)Heterozygous Dominant [4]
Q.5 Differentiate between Variation and Mutation AND Gametic Meiosis and Zygotic Meiosis [2]
Q.6 Why are most green leaves thin and broad? [2]
Q.7 Which is a sex-hormone out of the given? (Aldosterone, Cortisol and Androgens) [1]
Q.8 True or False: (And if false change, the underlined word with the correct answer only) Centrosome help in intracellular digestion To extend relief to victims of earth quakes is an activity of the Red Cross [2]
Q.9 Find the odd one out and state a valid reason for your answer: FSH, TSH, ACTH, ADH [1]
Q.10 Match the following:
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Muscular Movement Photolysis Of Water B
Calvin Cycle Hill Reaction Creb's Cycle Sebum Pons Cerebellum Cerebrum [2]
-------------------------------------------------------------------- lemme see who out these geniuses DO NOT score 20/20 |
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Anu..i luv icse...:) Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:39 pm | |
| it can testes hari...butnow, i m getting confused...it shud be sperms... |
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Anu..i luv icse...:) Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:56 pm | |
| JiGaR: i wanna know the answers so, i am attemting it....hope ou correct it... Answ: Q1 i WBC??? ii interstitial cells and neurons. Q2....???lysosomes?? Q3 yes...to catch the ova produced by the ovary and then move it to the oviduct. Q4 very tricky one... i) linkage is the attraction btw the two homologous chromosomes ??? ii) Point mutation....whats the diff btw this and just mutation? iii) - iv) it is the condtition in which the chromosome contains dissimal pair of alleles, out of which one is dominant. Q 5 Variation is the small differences btw the individuals. mutation is the sudden change in one or more genes in the progeny, which has not occured in the parents or even grandparents. Gametic and zygotic...its guess: gametic-occurs in the reproductive organs, to produce sex cells...eg. in testes n ovary...to produce sperm n ovum...occurs b4 fertilization. zygotic-occurs after fertilization of the 2 gametes...occurs in the zygote formed after their fusion to produce sex cells in the zygote....??? Q6 thin-to reduce the area for transportation of water n minerals. n food, redces the distance btw the cells.....large-to increase the surface area, to increase the no. of chloroplasts, thus more sunlight can be absorbed... in general, leaves are thin n large to faciliate greater rate of photosyn. Q7 androgen? Q8 1. false=lysosome 2. true Q9 ADH coz this is secreted by posterior pitut. other by anterior...adh is normal hormone..but others are tropical hormones. Q10 1-cerebellum 2-hill reaction btw..what is sebum? hope all are correct!! |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:21 pm | |
| Well...Well Anu not a bad score u got 17/20 |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:34 pm | |
| ill tell u wer u lost marks. accurately itz 16.5/20 but 17 can be accounted for ur attempt!~~ Q.1,Q.2,Q.3 : Scored full Q.4 lost 3 marks: i)Linkage: Tendency of certain genes, which are found too close to each other to remain together, even at the time of inheritence also is called Linkage and such genes are called Linked Genes. ii)Point Mutation: A mutation that can be mapped to one specific site within a locus (Im sure itz not dat important but u shud know the types of mutation) iii)Quantasome: Smallest structural unit of photosynthesis, a particulate component of the thylakoid membrane containing chlorophyll and cytochromes iv)is rite Q.5 is rite Q.6 is rite but here u lost ur 0.5 mark beacuse u didnt talk about cuticle in thickness...less cutice more transpiration..in case of normal plants (non xerophytic) Q.7, Q.8, Q.9, Q.10 are rite...
Go on page 2 for sebum nd mutations
congrats....ur gonna get a good score tomorrow!
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:36 pm | |
| Sebum:
A thick substance that is secreted by sebaceous glands that consists of fat and cellular debris. |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:39 pm | |
| MUTATION:
First of all, Mutations can be classified as either GENE MUTATIONS or CHROMOSOME MUTATIONS according to the size of alteration.
Gene mutations can be divided as:
1-) Lethal Mutations
2-)Conditional Mutations
3-)Biochemical Mutations
4-)Resistance Mutations
When we look at the molecular basis of mutation,
Spontaneous Point Mutation, Point (single-site) mutations in DNA can occur through two possible way,
1-) The substitution of one base pair for another
a-)Silent Mutation
b-)Missense mutation
c-)Non sense mutation
2-)The addition or deletion of a nucleotide pair |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 6:44 pm | |
| anymore queries? |
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akshay Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:11 pm | |
| hey jigar, from which text are you studyin all this? cause the text im using isn't as detailed as yours |
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JiGaR Active member
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:24 pm | |
| so hws d prep?
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:25 pm | |
| - a.s wrote:
- hey jigar, from which text are you studyin all this?
cause the text im using isn't as detailed as yours no i 2 use concise.. sum (which is not DAT important) is stuff my teacher told might be JUST important to know.............................so chill dont worry the test 2 is d type of paper we will get!!~~~SUCH EASY PAPER CHK IT OUT!~ |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:34 pm | |
| cool:/// not even 24 hours joining this forum ~~~~ MY 25TH POST.....lol |
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JiGaR Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:35 pm | |
| - JiGaR wrote:
- cool:/// not even 24 hours joining this forum ~~~~ MY 25TH POST.....lol
I LOVE DIS FORUM & I LOVE ICSE |
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akshay Active member
| Subject: Re: reproductive system Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:45 pm | |
| can you rectify these ans for me? 1a iii)Chiasmata are indicators of - meiosis? e ii)Ovary->Urethra->Vas Deferens->Egg Ans: is it sperms>testes>vas deferens>urethra or testes>sperms>vas deferens>urethra? cause logically within the testes, formation of sperms take place so which one is it? thanks in advance |
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