oxygen in a lesser quantity than the required levels
oxygen in large amounts
carbon monoxide
carbon dioxide
Aves
Reptilia
Mammalia
Amphibia
Phototropism
Photoperiodism
Vernalisation
Thermoregulation
virus
bacteria
insects
nematodes
Ascaris
Hook worm
Filarial worm
Guinea worm
serum
blood concentrate
lymph
antibody component
growth
immunity
repair
energy
Khorana
John
Mittel
Salk
red
bluish
greenish
colourless
vitamin A
vitamin B
vitamin C
vitamin E
Glucagon
Insulin
Nor-adrenaline
Thyroxine
Algae
Fungi
Protozoa
None of the above
DNA
proteins
RNA
None of these
sobbing
protecting the eye
preventing dust
providing a clean moist surface
Cattle
Sheep
Prawn
Poultry
means, animals living in warm climates
means, the warming up of blood as the temperature increases during day time
is characterised by constant body temperature
is shown by reptiles
Mendel and 'Darwin
Theodore Schwann and Matthias Schleiden
Virchow and Purkinje
porter and Palade
6 - 8
4.5 - 6
2.5 - 6
8 10
Cancer
Tuberculosis
Appendicitis
Renal failure
xerophthalmia
haemopoiesis
haemophilia
haemoerythrin
microsome
chromosome
ribosome
lysosome
drawn by Darwin
across the mountains
between two zoo-geographical areas
between different classes of animals
tail
head
neck
mitochondria
Knoll and Ruska
Rudolf and Kolliker
Robert Hooke
CP Swanson
A
AB
O
Both (a) and (c)
Phonoreceptor
Thigmoreceptor
Photoreceptors
Rheoreceptor
veins
arteries
capillaries
lymph ducts
Teak
Eucalyptus
Banyan
Coconut
synthesis of simple DNA
genetic code
reduction of mutation
synthesis of RNA from bacterial cell
bacteria
fungi
viruses (HTLV III)
Protozoa