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Click Here  For FSc First Year Result 2018 Click Here  For FSc 2nd Year Result 2018 Click Here  For 9th Class  Result 2018 Spinal Cord Injury Major Parts of Brain The brain is composed of three major parts: the Midbrain ,  forebrain , and hindbrain. The refore brain  contain   cerebrum,  thalamus , and  hypothalamus  . The  midbrain  consists of the tectum and tegmentum. The hindbrain is made of the  cerebellum , medulla  and pons . www.ntsteacher.com What is the Function of the Brain? The main functions of the brainstem  include : relaying information between the brain and the body parts ; supplying some of the cranial nerves to the head and face; and performing critical functions in  controlling  the breathing and heart. The five main functions are given below: Creativity. Memory and the ability to learn. Social interaction. Emotion and feelings. Planning. H...

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Caravan Book PDF MCQS Book Part 1 - FPSC PPSC NTS Jobs MCQS  For Download  Click Here NTS Jobs Related MCQS Page 1 Number of Chromosome In different Organisms www.ntsteacher.com 1 st Frog have 26 chromosome. 2 nd Potato have 48 chromosome. 3 rd Human have 46 chromosome. 4 th Fruit Fly have 8 chromosome. 5 th Honey have 32 chromosome. 6 th Mosquito have 6 chromosome. 7 th Garden pea have 14 chromosome. 8 th Sugarcane have 80 chromosome. 9 th Mouse have 40 chromosome. 10 th  Drosophila melanogaster have 16 chromosome. 11 th Corn have 20 chromosome. 12 th Chromosome contain DNA and Protein. 13th Red Blood Cells Age 120 Days 14th Red Blood Cells are also called/ Erythrocytes. 15th White blood cells are also called/ Leukocytes. 16th Define Fuana Diversity of Animals is known as fauna. 17th Define Flora? Diversity of plants is known as flora. 18...

Nucleic Acids Function Nucleic Acids was discover by F. Miescher in 1869 from pus cells and isolate from nuclei and their due to their acidic nature these are known as nucleic acid. www.ntsteacehr.com Two types of Nucleic acids are present, DNA DNA are deoxyribonucleic acid and contain four kinds of nucleotide.  These nucleotide are held together by phosphodiester linkage to form polynucleotide bond. DNA has two strands. These strands are anti-parallel each other. One strands is 3' and other end is 5'. These ends are sticky ends. RNA RNA is ribonucleic acid and has single strand. RNA have three types which are given below, mRNA It cover 3 to 4% of total RNA and main function is to transport message from nucleus to DNA. tRNA It covers 10 to 20% of total RNA and act as transporter. rRNA It cover 40 to 50% of total RNA and cover 80% of total RNA.

Importance of Water Water play important role in life of living organism. They use water on daily basis for their life. No life is possible without water. Human tissues also contain water about 20% water is present in our bones and 85% water is present in brain. Water is also important for reactions of cells and also take part in biochemical reactions such as hydrolysis. It is used as raw material in photosynthesis of processes of plants by which plants prepare their own food with the help of water and sun for their life. Water is a Solvent www.ntsteacehr.com Water is a basic or good solvent for polar substances  such as ionic substances when dissolved in water change into negative and plosive ions and non-ionic compounds are dispersed in water because they have no charge. Heat Capacity of Water Water has capacity of absorbing heat with minimum change in its temperature. The number of calories that are required to raise the temperature of water from 15 to 16 degree cent...

Importance of Carbon www.ntsteacher.com Carbon is a basic elements of all organic compounds. We known that organic compounds have C-H bond linkage. Carbon occupies central or basic position in life. Carbon has tetrahedral structure so, it is also known as tetravalent and react with other elements forming covelent bond. So, it means that, it forms covelent linkage with other compounds or elements. Carbon atoms combine with other elements to give tetrahedral and configuration shape new structure. Carbon atom is also combine with unbranded, branched and rings type structure. Carbon also combine with O,H,P and S. The combination of these elements contribute to a large new varieties of many types of organic compounds. Carbon and hydrogen are used a s chemical energy for many cellular activities in organism body. How peptide Bond is formed? When carbon combine with Nitrogen in amino acid linkage it form peptide linkage or bond and form proteins which are very necessary due to dive...

Transpiration www.ntsteacher.com The removal or discharge of extra water from the body of plants is known as transpiration. This processes has great important for the removal of extra water. The rate of transpiration increase by every 10 degree centigrade increase in temperature. But, at the 40 to 45 degree centigrade, the stomata closed and rate of transpiration stop. Plants discharge water by different parts of body which are explain below, Lentcular Cells The cells which are present on stem between bark layers are known as lenticular cells. Only 1 to 2% water  release by lenticular cells. Cuticle Cells Cuticle cells are present on leaf and play important role in transpiration. Only 5 to 7% water release through these cuticle cells. Stomata Cells Stomata also play great role in transpiration. 90% water transport through these cells. Tobacco Plant contains 14000 stomata. 40% transpiration takes place through leaf. Guttation In small plants such as grass...