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  What is cell? Animals cell  *Cell All organism are composed of cells. *Some are composed of a single call are called  unicellular organism . *White other like us composed of meny cell are corned multicelelar corned. *Cell is the fundamental structural and functional unit of all living organisms. *First cell discovered by Robert Hooks in cork in (1665) *First see and desired of life cell by Anton Bon Luice Howk . *Robert brown letter discovered the nucleus . Type of cells (1).Prokaryotic cells -These are those cells which have not fully developed They have less developed nucleus and some organels  Ex.    Bacteria etc. (2) Eukaryotic cells-These are those cells which are Fully developed, they have well developed nucleus and other organelles passent in cell.  Ex.    Plants animals fungi etc Structure of cells  Major part of cell  (1) Plasma membrane                        ...

 Ribosomes are the granular structure first observed under the electron microscope as dence partical by George Plate (1953)  *

 What is the web browser ?  Answer :- A web browser is an application software that allows users to explore the World Wide Web (www).  It acts as an interface between the client (user) and the server (web). When you search for something on the  internet, the browser loads a web page written in HTML, including text, links, images, and other elements.   Examples of web browsers include Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. Browsers are  used on various devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones 

Different Types of Computers Based on Its Size

  TYPES OF PRESCRIPTION   Prescriptions can be classified as   a) Compounded prescription   b) Non compounded prescription  a). Compounded prescription-   Also known as extemporaneous prescription.   It is an order that requires mixing of one or more ingredients (active medicaments).   It contains several ingredients which are divided into the following parts:  (a) Base: The active medicaments (Produce the therapeutic effect).  (b) Additives-  1) It enhances the action of the drug.  2) It makes the preparation more elegant (attractive) and palatable.  (c) Vehicle: It is the main carrier of the drug.   E.g. -In liquid preparations                           solvent (water) used as vehicle.   Now a day‟s compounding is omitted from prescription.  E.g.    Sodium bicarbonate 3 g  Simple Syrup  6 ml Purifi...

  Definition of Computer :-  A computer is an electronic device wherein we need to input raw data to be processed with a set of programs to  produce a desirable output. Computers have the ability to store, process, and manipulate data.  Computer invented by Charles Babbage.  Parts of Computers & definition  Central Processing Unit (CPU) :- The CPU is the brain of your computer, responsible for executing instructions  and managing all tasks.    Random Access Memory (RAM) :- RAM is your computer’s short-term memory, temporarily storing the data  your CPU needs quick access to. More RAM allows your computer to handle more tasks at once, improving speed  and responsiveness.   Motherboard :-The motherboard is the backbone of your computer, connecting all components and ensuring  they work together seamlessly.  Graphics Processing Unit (GPU):- The GPU is responsible for rendering images, videos, and animations...

 Medicine works in the body in specific ways to treat diseases or alleviate symptoms. How a medicine reacts depends on the type of medicine and the condition it is being used for. Generally, medicine interacts with the body in the following ways: 1. Binding to Receptors: Some medicines target receptors on cells. These receptors are special proteins that recognize nize signals in the body. Medicines bind to these receptors to alter the body's functions, such as reducing pain, lowering blood pressure, or regulating heartbeats. 2. Impact on Enzymes: Many medicines influence enzymes, which control chemical reactions in the body. Medicines can increase or decrease the activity of these enzymes, leading to changes in bodily functions. 3. Impact on Pathogens: Antibiotics and antiviral medicines directly attack bacteria, viruses, or fungi, destroying them or preventing their growth. 4. Symptom Relief: Some medicines are designed to relieve symptoms, such as painkillers for pain relief or a...