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Complete oxidation of NADH and FADH2 will produce how many ATPs as per recent concepts?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Old (previous) concepts -


Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of NADH will produce 3 molecules of ATP.

Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of FADH2 will produce 2 molecules of ATP.


New (recent) concepts -


Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of NADH will produce 2.5 molecules of ATP.

Complete oxidation of

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Differences between Photosytem I and Photosystem II?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Photosystem I

-Reaction centre is P700

-It is not associated with splitting of water

-It is found in both - grana and stroma lamellae

-It lies on outer surface of thylakoids

-It participates in both cyclic as well as non cyclic flow of electrons


Photosystem II

-Reaction centre is P680

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Differences between blood and lymph?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Blood

-reddish coloured fluid

-RBCs (red blood cells) + WBCs (white blood cells) + Platelets + Plasma

-carries more amount of oxygen and digested food

-blood plasma contains proteins (plasma proteins)

-flow of blood in blood vessels is faster

-clots quickly (as fibrinogen content is more)


Lymph

-colourless fluid

-Plasma

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What are the advantages of Hydroponics?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Advantages of hydroponics -


1. Commercial production of vegetables (eg - seedless cucumber)

2. Identification of essential elements, their role in structure and function and their deficiency symptoms

3. Avoids problems of weeding

4. Provisions to regulate the pH so as to provide an optimal pH for a particular crop

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What do you mean by - Varicose veins?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Accumulation of blood in the veins of legs over a long period of time, as may occur in people with occupation that require standing still for long hours can lead to stretching of veins to a point where venous valves no longer are efficient. Even the leg muscles (especially Soleus)

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Origin of heartbeat and conduction pathway?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Origin of heartbeat - SAN (Sino-atrial Node)/Pacemaker


Conduction Pathway -

SAN (Sino-atrial Node)/Pacemaker ---> AVN (Atrio-ventricular Node)/Pacesetter ---> AV bundle (Atro-ventricular bundle) ---> Bundle of His ---> Purkinje Fibres


Remember that although all the heart muscles have the ability to generate impulses that trigger cardiac contractions, the SAN initiates it,

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Can you explain me these terms - anoxia, hypoxia, hypercapnia and asphyxia?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

These terms are related to respiration.


Anoxia - total absence of oxygen in inspired gases, arterial blood or tissues

Hypoxia - condition of oxygen shortage in the tissues

Hypercapnia - increase in carbon-dioxide content of blood

Asphyxia - combination of hypoxia and hypercapnia

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Why is HbF curve to the left of HbA curve in oxygen-dissociation graph?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Fetal Hemoglobin (HbF) has higher affnity towards oxygen as compared to Adult Hemoglobin (HbA) as HbF binds less strongly to BPG (Bis-phosphoglycerate) (BPG reduces oxygen affinity). Hence HbF can carry upto 30 percent more oxygen as compared to HbA. Therefore, oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve for HbF will appear on left side.

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Gross calorific value vs. physiologic value of food

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

The energy released by complete combustion of one gram of food is gross calorific value.

Gross calorific value of carbohydrates - 4.1 kcal/g
Gross calorific value of proteins - 5.65 kcal/g
Gross calorific value of fats - 9.45 kcal/g

The actual amount of energy liberated in the body from carbohydrates,
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What are iso-enzymes? Give an example.

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019
The multiple forms of an enzyme, catalyzing the same reaction are iso-enzymes (or isozymes). They, however, differ in their physical and chemical properties which include the structure, electrophoretic and immunological properies, Km and Vmax values, pH optimum, relative susceptibility to inhibitors and degree of denaturation.

Eg - Isoenzymes of Lactate
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