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ZoologyTissues and Supporting Systems
... excess iron from such decomposition. The liver carries out the deamination of excess amino acids that leads to the formation of urea, ammonia, etc., which are excreted by the kidneys. The liver Carries ...Created on 08 January 2023 -
Pharma Industry / Biotech IndustryNorth America Amines Market Size Is Expected To Reach USD 4.02 Billion by 2025
... include ammonia and ethylene oxide. Raw materials used in the production of amines are petroleum-based byproducts and thus vulnerable to fluctuations in commodity prices. Rising demand for bio-surfactants ...Created on 31 May 2019 -
Clinical PathologyDetection of Fake or Adulterate Urine Sample
... the specific gravity of pure water at 4° Celsius is 1.000. 4. Appearance and Odor Freshly voided urine has a typical aromatic odor due to volatile organic acids. After standing, urine develops ammoniacal ...Created on 24 November 2018 -
Clinical PathologyBiochemical Tests Used to Assess Renal Function
... in energy production, protein synthesis, and are subject to catabolism, leading to the formation of ammonia. The liver, in the Krebs urea cycle, transforms this ammonia into urea. Given the toxicity of ...Created on 26 August 2017 -
Clinical PathologyTests for Detection of Ketones in Urine
... it with ammonium sulfate. Introduce a small crystal of sodium nitroprusside and ensure thorough mixing. Gradually add liquor ammonia along the side of the test tube to create a layered effect. Observe ...Created on 07 August 2017 -
Clinical PathologyUrinalysis: Physical Examination and Interpretation
... urine is characterized by a typical aroma, owing to the presence of volatile organic acids. Upon standing, a shift occurs, and the odor transitions to an ammoniacal scent, a result of bacterial decomposition ...Created on 05 August 2017 -
HemotologyOXYHEMOGLOBIN METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF HEMOGLOBIN
For the estimation of hemoglobin by oxyhemoglobin method, blood sample is mixed with a weak ammonia solution and then absorbance of this solution is deliberated in a photometer using a yellow-green filter ...Created on 16 July 2017 -
ZoologyPOULTRY HOUSING SYSTEM
... such as ammonia and carbon dioxide. It also removes moisture in the house and helps in keeping optimum temperatures. To facilitate ventilation, the farm house is to be constructed in such a way that it ...Created on 14 June 2017 -
ZoologyPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCES OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION
... states that the animals recapitulate the biochemical of their ancestors. A. Example-I: The bonefishes excrete ammonia. The tad pole larva of Frog excretes ammonia to recapitulate the excretory ...Created on 10 June 2017 -
ZoologyORIGIN OF LIFE ON EARTH
... into methane, ammonia and water vapour. This hypothesis was correct as the scientists observed methane, ammonia, hydrogen sulphide and water vapour in Jupiter and Neptune. So early atmosphere of earth ...Created on 08 June 2017 -
ZoologyEXCRETORY SYSTEM IN UNIO
... matter is present. It enters the kidney through the renopericardial opening. From the blood kidney proper collects wastes. By the action of cilia of the bladder excretory substance are sent outside. Ammonia ...Created on 05 June 2017 -
ZoologyEXCRETORY SYSTEM IN PILA (SNAIL)
... blood supplied to them. Thus collected nitrogenous waste materials will be sent into branchial chamber and finally sent. Pila excretes ammonia. It is ammenotelic animal. When pila is moving on land it ...Created on 04 June 2017 -
ZoologyEXCRETION PROCESS IN RABBIT
... aminoacids, vitamins, sodium, potassium, calcium, chlorides etc. are reabsorbed as completely as possible. However, other substances like ammonia, urea, uric acid are reabsorbed in much smaller amounts. ...Created on 24 May 2017 -
ZoologyEXCRETORY SYSTEM OF RABBIT
... The excess amino acids can not be stored in the animal. They undergo sequential degradation and are converted into Ammonia. Ammonia is the most toxic nitrogenous waste and causes harmful effects ...Created on 24 May 2017 -
ZoologyNUTRITION
... nutrition: The breakdown of complex inorganic or organic molecules provides energy for synthesis of nutrients. Examples: 1. Nitrifying bacteria: Ammonia to nitrite, Nitrite to nitrate ...Created on 19 May 2017 -
ZoologyHISTOLOGY OF ALIMENTARY CANAL
... of the heart and blood vessels of the brain. Ammonia, which is poisonous, is converted into urea, it is ultimately removed by the kidneys. It changes amino-acids into albumins, which regulate the balance ...Created on 19 May 2017 -
ZoologyHIRUDINARIA: EXCRETORY SYSTEM AND NEPHRIDIUM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
... morevammonia, small quantity of urea and other substances. Nephridium can also absorb excess of water from the body. These wastes are finally reach the vesicle and are sent out through the nephridiopore. ...Created on 13 May 2017 -
MicrobiologyNITRATASE TEST (NITRATE REDUCTION; DENITRIFICATION)
Objective: To determine the ability of an organism to reduce nitrate to nitrite which is then reduced to free nitrogen gas. The nitrogen in nitrate serves as an electron acceptor. The result of the denitrification ...Created on 04 April 2017 -
BiochemistryPreanalytical Errors in Clinical Chemistry Laboratory
... for chilling the tubes of blood. Examples of specimens that need to be chilled or transported on ice include adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE), acetone, ammonia, catecholamines, ...Created on 21 October 2016 -
