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Process of taking in Oxygen and giving out CO2: The middle portion of the carpel is called: Spongy bone contains: Sulpha drugs are synthetic antibiotics containing: Ring attaching lens to ciliary muscles: Cellular respiration generates ATP from: Part of autonomic nervous system for emergencies: Immature non-motile forms of sperms: Diploid generation in plants producing spores: Mechanical process of air exchange:

Define Gaseous Exchange. Differentiate between Breathing and Respiration. Define Somatotrophin. What is Spermatogenesis? Define Synapse. What are Spinal Nerves? Function of Suspensory Ligament. Define Symbiosis. What is Stamen? Define Tendon.

Describe the mechanism of Gaseous Exchange in Humans. Explain the structure and function of Human Lungs. Write a note on Gaseous Exchange in Plants. Explain the respiratory disorders (Asthma, Emphysema).

Main organ of homeostasis: Functional unit of Kidney: Urine is stored in: Removal of metabolic waste is called: Renal corpuscle consists of: Maintenance of internal environment: Skin produces vitamin: Tube connecting kidney to bladder: Lithotripsy uses: Glomerulus is a network of:

Define Homeostasis. What is Osmoregulation? Differentiate between Renal Cortex and Medulla. What is Dialysis? Function of Nephron. Causes of Kidney Stones. What is Lithotripsy? Role of Skin in Homeostasis. Define Excretion. What is Glomerular Filtrate?

Explain structure of Nephron with diagram. Describe functioning of Kidney. Write a note on Kidney Transplant. Explain Osmoregulation in Plants (Hydrophytes/Xerophytes).

Largest part of brain: Basic unit of nervous system: Insulin is produced by: Number of spinal nerves pairs: Master gland is: Part of eye sensitive to light: Short-sightedness is corrected by: Hormone for fight or flight: Cranial nerves pairs: Part of brain controlling balance:

Define Coordination. Difference b/w Stimulus and Receptor. What is Reflex Arc? Function of Myelin Sheath. Define Hormone. What is Goiter? Functions of Cerebellum. Difference b/w Rods and Cones. What is Feedback Mechanism? Define Ganglion.

Structure and function of Human Eye. Explain Reflex Action with example. Write a note on Pituitary Gland. Describe structure of Neuron.

Soft bone is called: Joint allowing movement in all directions: No. of bones in human body: Elbow joint is example of: Muscle attached to bone by: Disorder with weak bones: Bone to bone attachment by: Skull bones are: Main protein in bone: Accumulation of uric acid:

Define Skeleton. Difference b/w Bone and Cartilage. What are Tendons and Ligaments? Define Osteoporosis. What is Arthritis? Difference b/w Hinge and Ball & Socket Joint. Functions of Skeleton. What is Antagonism? Define Hydrostatic Skeleton. What is Rheumatoid Arthritis?

Explain Types of Joints. Structure and types of Cartilage. Describe Disorders of Skeleton (Arthritis). Explain Antagonistic Muscles with example.

Process of fusion of gametes: Multiple fission occurs in: Grafting is typical in: Male reproductive part of flower: Development of seed without fertilization: Unit of Androecium: Example of bulb: HIV causes: Binary fission in bacteria is: Seed coat develops from:

Define Reproduction. Diff b/w Sexual and Asexual Reproduction. What is Binary Fission? Define Pollination. What is Parthenogenesis? Define Alternation of Generation. What is AIDS? Functions of Ovaries. What is Double Fertilization? Define Germination.

Explain methods of Asexual Reproduction. Describe germination of seed. Write a note on AIDS. Explain structure of Flower.

Father of Genetics: Genotype of an organism is: DNA wraps around: Homozygous genotype: Number of chromosomes in human: Unit of inheritance: Structure of DNA by: Physical appearance is: Alternate form of gene: Incomplete dominance ratio:

Define Genetics. Diff b/w Genotype and Phenotype. State Mendel's Law of Segregation. What are Alleles? Define Co-dominance. What is Transcription? Difference b/w DNA and RNA. What is Natural Selection? Define Mutation. Structure of Chromatin.

Explain Watson & Crick Model of DNA. State and explain Mendel's Law of Independent Assortment. Describe Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection. Write a note on Variation.

Study of organism and environment: Primary source of energy: Producers are: Organisms feeding on dead matter: Acid rain caused by: Example of parasite: Global warming gas: 3R principle stands for: Symbiosis types: Level of organism in food chain:

Define Ecosystem. What is Food Chain? Define Global Warming. Effects of Acid Rain. What is Green House Effect? Define Parasitism. Diff b/w Producers and Consumers. What is Eutrophication? Define Symbiosis. What are Decomposers?

Explain Nitrogen Cycle with diagram. Describe biotic components of ecosystem. Write a note on Global Warming. Explain types of Symbiosis.

Use of living organisms for mankind: Bread mould is: Alcoholic fermentation produces: Insulin gene inserted in: Example of single cell protein: Fermentation is respiration type: Yeast is used in: GMO stands for: Product of lactic acid fermentation: Restriction enzymes cut:

Define Biotechnology. What is Fermentation? Define Genetic Engineering. Uses of SCP (Single Cell Protein). What is a Fermenter? Define Transgenic Organisms. Difference b/w Batch and Continuous Fermentation. Steps of Genetic Engineering. Uses of Insulin. What is Recombinant DNA?

Explain steps of Genetic Engineering. Describe types of Fermentation. Write a note on Single Cell Protein. Explain achievements of Genetic Engineering.

Study of drugs: Drug from poppy plant: Antibiotics kill: Sir Alexander Fleming discovered: Sedatives induce: Example of hallucinogen: Drug for pain relief: Aspirin is: Vaccine produces: Narrow spectrum antibiotics kill:

Define Pharmacology. Diff b/w Drug and Medicine. What are Antibiotics? Define Hallucinogens. What is Vaccine? Source of Penicillin. What are Sedatives? Define Narcotics. Resistance to Antibiotics? Source of Marijuana.

Explain sources of Drugs. Write a note on Antibiotics and resistance. Describe modes of action of Vaccines. Explain Addictive Drugs.