Tag: Biology
ORIGIN OF LIFE
The earth was formed about five billion years ago. At that time it was extremely hot. The existence of life in any form at that high temperature was not possible. As such, two questions arise pertaining to life: 1. How did life originate on earth? 2. How did primitive organisms evolve into new forms resulting…
Glycolysis Pathway
Glycolysis is a crucial metabolic pathway found in all living cells, serving as the initial step in the breakdown of glucose to produce energy. This ancient and highly conserved process occurs in the cytoplasm and plays a central role in both aerobic and anaerobic respiration. In this note, we’ll delve into the details of glycolysis,…
Human Eye: Anatomy, parts and structure
Exploring the Human Eye: Unveiling its Anatomy, Parts, and Structure The human eye is a marvel of complexity and precision, allowing us to perceive the vibrant world around us. From the simplest forms of light detection to the intricate details of color and depth perception, the eye plays a pivotal role in our sensory experience.…
Biological Classification
Biological Classification: Understanding the Diversity of Life In the vast tapestry of life that envelops our planet, organisms of all shapes, sizes, and functions coexist. From the towering trees of the rainforests to the microscopic bacteria hidden in the soil, every living entity has a place and role in the intricate web of life. This…
Genetics
Genetics: Unveiling Life’s Blueprint In the realm of genetics, we dive into the complex domains of genes, heredity, and trait inheritance. This captivating field untangles the intricacies of life’s diversity and continuity. It unveils aspects ranging from eye color to susceptibility to diseases. Genes and Heredity: Genes, those DNA segments, house the instructions steering growth,…
WHAT IS CELL?
A cell is the basic structural, functional, and biological unit of all living organisms. It is the smallest unit of life and serves as the building block of all living things. Cells are incredibly diverse in terms of their structure and function, yet they all share common characteristics that define them as cells. Here are…
