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Do all humans have a common ancestor?

Theoretically, all humans have a common ancestor. In human genetics, this common ancestor, named “Mitochondrial eve”, lived between... View Article

What is the flipper of a whale?

Flippers are the flattened, broad limb which are designed for locomotion in aquatic environments. Moreover, flippers are exclusive to aquatic... View Article

What is Paris Trousseau Syndrome?

Paris Trousseau Syndrome is a disorder caused by 11q chromosome deletion. It is a hereditary disorder and is characterized by mild bleeding... View Article

Why is evolution the most important idea in biology?

Understanding how evolution works can help provide insights into biological problems that affect our lives. For instance, current research uses... View Article

What did all life on Earth evolve from?

One of the most prevalent speculations about the origin of life on earth is that all life evolved from a group of single celled organisms that... View Article

Is Banana C3 or C4?

Cavendish banana exhibits C3 photosynthesis, just like most other members of the banana family Musaceae. Register at BYJU’S NEET to... View Article

Is Avocado Fruit or Veg?

Botanically, avocados (Persea americana) are fruits because they fit all the botanical criteria for a berry. Moreover, it contains seeds and... View Article

Is Atrial Natriuretic Peptide a Vasoconstrictor?

Research has indicated that (ANP) atrial natriuretic peptide has vasodilating properties in veins as well as arteries. Register at... View Article

How Do I Increase My Blood Oxygen Level?

Treatment for low blood oxygen levels includes receiving supplemental oxygen. This treatment can also be done at home, hence, it is also called... View Article

Is the large intestine an excretory organ?

Yes, the large intestine is a part of the excretory system. Its primary function is to absorb water and salts from undigested food, fermentation... View Article

Is Angiosperm a Maple Tree?

Maple tree is an angiosperm that belongs to the family Sapindaceae. Register at BYJU’S NEET to explore other fascinating concepts.... View Article

Is Anthocyanin Present in Beetroot?

Beetroot have a group of pigments known as betalains. Furthermore, betalains consist of betacyanins as well as betaxanthins. Betacyanins give red... View Article

Is Angina Worse When Lying Down?

Yes, pain from angina is known to become worse when lying down. Sitting up straight can alleviate the pain to some extent. Register at... View Article

Is All Blood Red?

Human blood is red, but there are animals which have different coloured blood and even some which are colourless. For instance, oxygenated blood... View Article

How Do You Increase Nitrogen in Your Body?

Foods usually contain nitrogen in either organic or inorganic form. Foods with the highest nitrogen content include radish, spinach and rhubarb.... View Article

How Fast Do Cilia Move?

Cilia usually beat at a frequency between 7 to 16 Hz. Register at BYJU’S NEET to explore other fascinating concepts.... View Article

How Do You Increase Potassium in Soil?

One of the ways to naturally increase potassium content in soil is by using compost made from food sources. Banana peels are especially high in... View Article

Is Algae a Protozoa?

Algae is an informal term for a group of photosynthetic, eukaryotic organisms. THe term protozoa is also an informal term that is used to... View Article

Is FADH2 an Electron Carrier?

Yes, FADH2 is a high energy electron carrier. Register at BYJU’S NEET to explore other fascinating concepts.... View Article

Is ADP a Product of Glycolysis?

ADP (adenosine diphosphate) is formed when one phosphate group is removed by breaking down the phosphoanhydride bond. This process is called... View Article

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