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Photoorganoheterotrophs and Chemoorganoheterotrophs - Nutritional Types
(1) Photoorganoheterotrophs - These microorganisms use light as a source of energy and organic compound as electron and carbon source. Example: purple and green nonsulphur bacteria.
(2) Chemoorganoheterotrophs - These microorganisms use organic compound as a source of energy, electron and carbon. Example: protozoa, fungi and most non- photosynthetic bacteria.
URETERS From hilum of each kidney emerges out a tube. Wall is thick. Lumen is star shaped. 28 cm. long. Transitional epithelium present in wall. Open in to urinary bla
We now understand that mutations that cause the inhibition of apoptosis are found in tumors. Because proliferation itself is not induced by the inhibition of apoptosis, explain how
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