Month: February 2016

The animals that we keep in our home are known as Pet animals.Generally they do not cause harm.For example: Rabbit By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Student M.L.A. High School Karnataka

The basic life processes common to all the living organisms are Nutrition and Respiration. By: Vikrant Mishra Created By School Address Email Class Kartik Chandra Behera Govt. Boys’ High School Bhuwaneswar, Orissa

The procurement of nutrients is called nutrition. The chemical substances that are required for the production of energy for growth and body building are called nutrients.For Examples:The nutrients we require are carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins and minerals. By: Ashok Kumar Read More …

It briefly summarises the basics of DNA & RNA . It also enlighten the 3-D perspective of the bio-molecules DNA & RNA. It is explained in simple and lucid style. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class L.VINCENT Read More …

Students will learn about the parts present in the Nervous System. They will know how these systems help all the system of Human Body to co-operate and function normally. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class B.Sathish Kumar,G.Uma Read More …

The presentation compliments the content. The graphics are relevant and add to the information and overall appeal. It describes the importance of health which is the most valuable thing of the world. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Read More …

The basic idea of the project is to help the student gaining knowledge of the subject but also to help him to do research on the topic, gather information and present it in different ways integrating. By: Ashok Kumar Created Read More …

Mollusca is the second largest phylum in the animal kingdom.In Latin Mollis means soft. The animals of this phylum have a soft body. Hence they are called molluscans. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class K.S. Sindhu Rao, Read More …

Types of Mocro-organisms are Viruses, Bacteria, Fungus, Algae, Protozoa, Ambeoa engulfing a Paramecium By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class D. M. Chandrashekhar Bapu Composite College Karnataka

The study of microorganisms led to development of various branches of medical science namely Pathology, Microbiology, Bacteriology, Immunology, Histopathology, Chemical Pathology. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Chaithra . G, Jyothi .N, Rashmi . A, Chaitra . Read More …