Differences between male pelvis and female pelvis
S.N. Male Pelvis Female Pelvis 1. It is smaller and narrower with heavier and thicker bone. It is bigger and wider with lighter, thinner and […]
S.N. Male Pelvis Female Pelvis 1. It is smaller and narrower with heavier and thicker bone. It is bigger and wider with lighter, thinner and […]
S.N. Adrenal cortex Adrenal medulla 1. It is the external firm region of the adrenal gland. It is the central soft region of the adrenal […]
S.N. Mitosis Meiosis 1. It occurs in all kinds of cells (generally somatic cells) and may continue throughout the life. It occurs only in special […]
S.N. Active Transport Passive Transport (Diffusion) 1. The materials move through a bio-membrane against the concentration gradient or electrochemical gradient. The materials move across a […]
S.N. Active immunity Passive immunity 1. Host itself produces antibodies to provide immunity. The antibodies produced in other hosts in passively received by the host. […]
S.N. Primary cell wall Secondary cell wall 1. It is formed in a growing cell. It is formed in a mature cell. 2. It lies […]
S.N Gram positive bacteria Gram negative bacteria 1. They retain the color of crystal violet and stain dark blue or purple. They take the color […]
S.N. Medullated (Myelinated) nerve fiber Non-medullated (Non-myelinated) nerve fiber 1. It comprises of neuraxis, which is covered by two sheaths; i) inner thick myelin sheath […]
S.N. Animal cell Plant cell 1. It is enclosed by a thin, flexible, living plasma membrane only. It is enclosed by a thick, dead cell […]
The chemical substances produced by microorganisms in order to harm the host and cause diseases in them are called toxins. The ability of a microorganism […]
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