Satyam Sharma
500+ Lectures / 96 Hours / Notes Available
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1.1 Introduction 1.2 What Is Living1.3 Characteristics of Living Being1.4 Characteristics of Living Being (Reproduction)1.5 Consciousness 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Three And Four Kingdom Systems Of Classification2.3 Five And Six Kingdom Systems Of Classification 2.4 Kingdom Monera 2.5 Kingdom Monera (Respiration)3.1 Plant Kingdom - Introduction 3.2 Classification of Plant Kingdom3.3 Plant Kingdom- General Characterstics of Algae3.4 Classification of algae 3.5 NCERT बूटी - Plant Kingdom4.1 Animal Kingdom - Introduction 4.2 General Feature of Kingdom Animalia4.3 Artificial System of Classification of Animals4.4 Natural system of classification of Animals4.5 Hierarchy of Taxonomy5.1 Root and Its Modifications 5.2 Stem and Its Modifications 5.3 Leaf and Its Modifications 5.4 Leaf NCERT Solutions - Morphology of Flowering Plants 5.5 Inflorescence6.1 Meristematic Tissues - Introduction 6.2 Permanent Tissues6.3 The Tissue System 6.4 Anatomy Of Root 6.5 Anatomy of Stem7.1 Introduction Animal Tissues7.2 Epithelial Tissues Introduction 7.3 Types Epithelial Tissues (part -1)7.4 Types Epithelial Tissues (part -2)7.5 Cell Junctions 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Overview of Cell 8.3 Prokaryotic Cell 8.4 Prokaryotic Cell: NCERT बूटी8.5 Difference between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cell 9.1 Introduction9.2 How to Analyse Chemical Composition?9.3 Carbohydrates (part 1) 9.4 Carbohydrates (part 2)9.5 Proteins10.1 Mitosis10.2 Significance of Mitosis10.3 NCERT बूटी - Mitosis10.4 Meiosis- 110.5 Meiosis- 211.1 Introduction 11.2 Means of Transport (Short Distance ) 11.3 Plant Water Relations11.4 Water Potential11.5 Water Potential NCERT बूटी12.1 Introduction12.2 Classification of Essential Elements - Mineral Nutrition 12.3 Role of Macro Nutrients 12.4 Micro Nutrients,deficiency Symptoms,toxicity of Minerals 12.5 Metabolism of Nitrogen13.1 Photosynthesis Introduction 13.2 Early Experiments (Part 1)13.3 Early Experiments (Part 2)13.4 Light Reaction (Part 1)13.5 Light Reaction (Part 2) 14.1 Introduction14.2 Glycolysis 14.3 Krebs Cycle14.4 Electron Transport System (ETS)14.5 Fermentation and Amphibolic Pathway15.1 Introduction 15.2 Lecture -215.3 Lecture 315.4 Plant Hormones (Auxins)15.5 Plant Hormone - Gibberellins Plant Growth And Development16.1 Introduction16.2 Mouth and Buccopharyngeal Cavity16.3 Buccal Cavity-Palate, Pharynx,Tonsil 16.4 Buccal Cavity-Teeth16.5 Buccal Cavity-tongue17.1 Introduction17.2 Stages of Respiration17.3 Types of Respiration17.4 Anaerobic Respiration 17.5 Respiratory Organs (Part 1)18.1 Introduction18.2 Blood (Plasma) 18.3 Blood (Erythrocytes) 18.4 Leucocytes (White Blood Corpuscles or WBCs)18.5 Types Of WBCs 19.1 Introduction 19.2 Water and Solute Regulation in Different Environment (Part 1) 19.3 Water and Solute Regulation in Different Environment - (2) 19.4 Excretory Organs in Invertebrates (1) 19.5 Excretory Organs in Invertebrates (2) 20.1 Introduction20.2 The Human Skeletal System and it's Parts20.3 Facial Bones (Axial Skeletal System)20.4 Vertebral Column (Axial Skeletal System)20.5 Sternum and Ribs (Axial Skeletal System)21.1 Introduction21.2 Cells of Nervous System21.3 Generation & Conduction of Nerve Impulse21.4 Neural Control & Coordination 21.5 Neural System 22.1 Introduction 22.2 Pituitary and Hypothalamus 22.3 Hypothalamus,anterior pituitary and its hormones 22.4 Posterior Lobe or Neurohypophysis22.5 Thyroid gland and its hormones and diseases17.1 Breathing and Exchange of Gases Full Chapter Explanation (Part 1)17.2 Breathing and Exchange of Gases Full Chapter Explanation (Part 2)17.3 Breathing and Exchange of Gases Full Chapter Explanation (Part 3)17.4 Breathing and Exchange of Gases Full Chapter Explanation (Part 4)17.5 Breathing and Exchange of Gases Full Chapter Explanation (Part 5)
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