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Vegetative Morphology
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- The Root
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Reproductive Morphology
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Cell: the Unit of Life
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- Plant and Animal Cell
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Cell Cycle
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Biomolecules
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Respiration
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Biology Zoology
The Living World
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Kingdom Animalia
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Organ and Organ Systems in Animals
- Earthworm - Lampito Mauritii
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Digestion and Absorption
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Body Fluids and Circulation
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Excretion
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- Structure of Contractile Proteins
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- The Axial Skeleton
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- Types of Joints
- Disorders of Muscular and Skeletal System
- Benefits of Regular Exercise
Neural Control and Coordination
- Human Neural System
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Chemical Coordination and Integration
- Hypo and Hyper Activity of Endocrine Glands and Related Disorders
Trends in Economic Zoology
- Scope of Zoology
- Vermiculture
- Aquaponics
- Aquaculture
- Animal Husbandry and Management
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Maharashtra State Board: Class 12
Definition: Haemodialyser
The separation of small molecules from large molecules in a solution by interposing a semipermeable membrane between the solution and water using artificial machine known as haemodialyser.
Maharashtra State Board: Class 12
Key Points: Haemodialysis
- Haemodialysis is an artificial method of filtering blood when kidney function falls below 5–7%.
- In this process, blood is taken out of the body and passed through a semipermeable membrane (cellophane tube) in a dialysis machine.
- The tube is placed in dialysate fluid, which is similar to normal blood plasma, allowing only excess salts and wastes to diffuse out.
- Waste substances move from blood into dialysate, and purified blood is returned to the body.
- Anticoagulant (heparin) is added to prevent clotting, and the process is slow as blood flows gradually through the tube.
