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26 Dec 2008 23:11:16 IST
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hey guys.. i know biology is an easy subject to those who can retain huge amounts of info in their brain..
but there are certain shortcuts... somethings can be done to make things easier..
that is the purpose of opening this forum...
plzz share your cheat codes here.. useful ones will be rated surely..
let me start...
u all know tissue system..
there are many types of tissues..
let me tell you those of squamous epitheliumm
squamous..
mesothelium , endothelium, henles loop , lungs alveoli, bowman's capsule , ...
it can be memorised as MEHAB ...
cuboidal epithelium
proximal tubule(PCT), pancreatic duct , distal tubule(DCT) , germinal epitelium of testes and ovary , choroid layer of eyes ( iris + ciliary body) , Respiratory bronchioles , duct of sweat and salivary glands
it can be memorised as Patna k Private Doctoron ne Gundo Ka Rishwad Swikara ...
more to come...
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27 Dec 2008 08:47:54 IST
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columnar epithelium .. Gall bladder Intestine Pancrease Stomach Bile duct Intestinal glands ( crypts of leiberkuhn ) Gastric glands ( oxyntic cells and cheif cells)
this can be memorised as Go In Puraani Sabji mandi In Goa..
ciliated columnar epithelium
Respiratory tract Auditory canal Fallopian ducts Tympanic cavity ( i.e middle ear) Ventricles of brain..
Rukh At FTV .... or Fur Vala RAT ... both are equally good...
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Kala Azar - Leishmania (KL) Sleeping sickness - Trypanosoma (ST)
These are the 2 consecutive letters. easy to memorise if u get confused between these two
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27 Dec 2008 11:38:48 IST
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to remember the essential elements Chor ne mang kar pasta khaya CHO N Mg K PS Ca
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27 Dec 2008 11:41:36 IST
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this one may be known to many but still is very important to mention here Some say money matters but my brother says big books matter more.
where S=sensory M= motor B= both/ mixed
this is for remembering the function of cranial nerves
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27 Dec 2008 19:47:51 IST
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many of us remain confused about the types of blotting.. i mean which blotting technique is used for what...
southern blotting is used for DNA analysis Northern blotting is used for RNA analysis Western blotting is used for proteins
an easy way to memorise this... south matlab Dakshin... DNA..
west matlab paschim ( or purab.. i'm awful with directions anyways...).. Protein..
aur bacha hai north our RNA.. so thats the only other match...
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27 Dec 2008 19:55:25 IST
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HEY WATZ DAT ???? AN EASIER WAY
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29 Dec 2008 12:56:28 IST
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stop codons are UAA , UGA, UAG, now.. it is very easy to remember.. but there may be students like me who forget it a wek after memorising this piece of information..
so, here it is.. UAA - ullu aaya aaya UGA - ullu gaya aaya UAG - ullu aaya gaya..
another one.. catadromous and anadromous migration..
catadromous - fresh water to marine water anadromous - marine to fresh water..
one simple way.. we are freshwater ... if someone comes to our house, we say.. ana , ana ... ie marine habitait to fresh water is anadromous..
when someone goes.. we say.. tata - catadromous.. i.e if an organism leaves freshwater and enters marine - catadromous...
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29 Dec 2008 13:02:47 IST
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there are 6 cartilages in our neck in order are.. thyroid cartilage cricoid cartilage arytenoid cartilage corniculate cartilage cuneiform cartilage epiglottis
tere cricket area me corn kyon ug raha hai.
tere - thyroid cricket - cricoid area - arytenoid corn - corniculate kyon - cuneiform and the last one is epiglottis.. u have to remeber that.. a good thing is that the initial sounds are same...it makes this easier..
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great going guys!!!!!!!!!! ill post some soon..........................!
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12 Jan 2009 11:25:24 IST
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somethings in ecosystem chapter..
sucession is an easy topic..
but the stages( in order) in lithosere and hydrosere are sometimes confusing...
so, i have made a nasty mnemonic... but good enough to hold it in you brains for about a week...
lithosere...
Lao Mein Abhi Pehle se Shuru Karoon...
Lichen stage
Moss stage
Annual grass stage
Perenial grass stage
shrub stage
climax community
hydrosere
PSuedo FoRce Se Work Karo..
plankton stage
submerged stage
free floating stage
Reed swanp stage
Sedge stage or marsh meadow stage
woodland stage or scrub stage
climax community
hope it helps..
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12 Jan 2009 11:31:56 IST
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one scientist Raunkiaer differentiated plants into 5 life forms... it is also somewhat tough to remember... so, another nasty mnemonic for this..
Pehle Chemistry Hame Correctly Teach karo..
Phanerophytes - above 10cm from ground level Chemaephytes - below 10cm from ground level Hemicryptophytes - occur at ground level ( eg rosette plants) Cryptophytes - occur below ground level - eg rhizome etc Therophytes - perennate in form of seeds...
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13 Jan 2009 20:06:41 IST
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In DNA duplex 1. template strand,minus strand, sense strand -----> 3'-5' 2. nontemplate strand, plus strand, antisense and coding strand--> 5'-3' to remember 3-5= -2 so minus strand(remember other names) 5-3= +2 so plus strand
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15 Jan 2009 17:53:49 IST
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On - olfactory
Occasion -optic
Of - occulomotor
Party [ tea] - pathetic[ trochlear]
The - trigeminal
Attractive - abducens
Faces - facial
Are - auditory
Girl - glassophyrengeal
Visitors - vagus
Singing - spinal accessory
Happily! - hypoglossal.
howz that! these are tyhe types of cranial nerves in sequence !!!!!!!!
hope this will help u to remember all nerves .....
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17 Jan 2009 14:58:51 IST
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greatt 1 ppl...
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17 Jan 2009 15:19:59 IST
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CSF is cerebro spinal fluid CSF Capacitances in Series Fraction........ thus the effectiv capacitance can b found out..... obviously,,,, resistance is opp 2 capacitance......
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2 Feb 2009 12:50:22 IST
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to remember pyrimidine nitrogenous bases trick CUT c -cystiene u-uracil t-thymine
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2 Feb 2009 16:38:59 IST
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here in above case, c stands for cytosine....... plz correct it.......
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3 Feb 2009 17:45:02 IST
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ya its cytosine sorry
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8 Feb 2009 11:12:36 IST
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hello guyz... i have come out with some new and very needed ones... here.... first is the electron transport chain during photosynthesis... there is one Z- scheme and one cyclic pathway... cyclic pathway is the main one and is most important as Z-scheme is just an extension of cyclic pathway... so here it is.. plastoquinone(PQ) ----> reduced plastoquinone(PQH2)-----> FeS ---> cytochrome f (cyt-f) ---> plastocyanin (PC) -----> P-700---> FeS --> Ferradoxin (FD)------> cytochrome b (cyt b) ---> again PQ... now... this can be memorised as ... Parrot Pocketed fully filled plastic cans 700 to Fill its Food breaking site breaking site = cyt b food = Ferradoxin Plastic can = plastocyanin
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