Bikash Dwivedi 
The genotypic ratio is the depiction of the ratio of the resulting patterns and frequencies of inherited genes after crossing in the offspring of organisms. In simple language, it is … Read more
Radioimmunoassay is one of the sensitive immunoassay techniques which helps in the determination of antigens or antibodies in a sample with the use of radioisotopes. It is an in vitro … Read more
The embryo is an early stage in the development of a multicellular being. This stage occurs in those multicellular organisms which involve in sexual reproduction. Embryo formation happens after the … Read more
Endosymbiosis is the association in which one cell resides inside the other cell, and they have a mutual interaction of benefitting and getting benefitted. Symbiosis is the relationship between organisms … Read more
The phenotypic ratio depicts the ratio or probability of the resulting patterns and frequencies of inherited observable traits in the offspring of organisms. Phenotype is the morphological characteristic of an … Read more
Cladistics is a method to classify organisms based on their evolutionary history or relationships. It describes the sequence of the branching of ancestral lines. What are Clades? Cladistics is used … Read more
The body parts require blood to receive oxygen and perform metabolic processes. The blood is transported through closed vessels known as blood vessels. The blood vessels have different sizes and … Read more
Selective Reabsorption is the process during urine formation that helps retain a large amount of water, salts, and other particular substances from the nephric filtrate by reabsorbing them in the … Read more
Ultrafiltration is simply a process by which toxic substances released during the body’s metabolism, along with some other essential components such as water and nutrients, are filtered in and out … Read more
A pedigree chart is an illustration that represents the presence and emergence of different phenotypes of a significant gene of an organism and the way it passes from its ancestors … Read more
