Author: Dr. Jennifer Russel

Definition of Megasporogenesis:  Megasporogenesis is defined as “The process of meiosis that occurs in the ovule of plants to produce megaspores”. The development of the megaspore within the ovule is essential for reproduction in angiosperms.  The megaspore will eventually give rise to the female gametophyte, which will produce female gametes. The process of megasporogenesis begins…

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What is NADPH?  NADPH stands for Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (reduced). It is a coenzyme involved in many different biochemical reactions, including the synthesis of fatty acids, cholesterol, and other lipids. NADPH is a reducing agent, meaning that it donates electrons during redox reactions.  This C, such as the production of ATP in the Krebs…

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The History of the Unit of hall coefficient:  The Hall coefficient is a physical constant that relates the magnitude of a magnetic field to the electric current flowing through a material. It was discovered by Edwin Hall in 1879 and is named after him.  The Hall coefficient is a measure of the material’s response to…

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A fixed beam, also known as a built-in or encastre beam, is a structural element that has both its ends rigidly connected so that no rotation can occur at the supports. Fixed beams play a pivotal role in civil, mechanical, and aerospace applications due to their ability to bear greater loads as compared to simply…

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The Introduction to pharmacognosy:  Pharmacognosy is the study of medicinal substances derived from plants, animals, and minerals. It is the branch of pharmacology that deals with the study of drugs and other medicinal substances derived from plants, animals, and minerals.  It is a science that deals with the origin, history, chemistry, production, and use of…

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