Today, taxonomists follow a revised adaptation of Linnaean taxonomy for categorizing organisms and binomial nomenclature for naming organisms.... View Article
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In biology, cellular differentiation is a process by which a cell changes from a specific cell type to another type of cell. Main Article:... View Article
DNA is like instructions to a cell. Without these instructions, the body and the various processes to sustain life would just collapse. Ionising... View Article
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Such types of parenchyma cells are examples of dedifferentiated cells. Such cells transform into stem-cell-like states. Also Read: List... View Article
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum, also abbreviated as RER, is named so because of the appearance of its outer surface - which is studded with... View Article
