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SENSE ORGAN - NOSE (STRUCTURE AND FUCTION)

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 SENSE ORGAN - NOSE (STRUCTURE AND FUCTION) Here we will discuss about structure and function of sense organ (nose) NOSE Human nose is the first part of the respiratory  organ of passing air. It is the organ of sense in the body, sense of smell is called as -  olfaction .  It is also called as organ of olfaction. Olfaction is carried out by millions of receptors present in olfactory epithelium. Structure Nose is made up of several tiny bones and cartilage and also made up of soft tissues  like skin ,  epithelia ,  mucous membrane ,  muscles ,  nerves , and  blood vessels. The structure of the nose by bone is provided by maxilla, frontal bone and number of small bones. Nose is consisting of bone, cartilage, nasal cavity, septum, mucus membrane, turbinate, sinuses. Olfaction is carried out by olfactory epithelium which forms superior part of nasal cavity and covers  inferior surface of cribriform plate (portion of ethmoid bone located at the base of the skull). Olfactory epithelium:     

SENSE ORGANS - EYE AND EAR (Structure & Function)

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 SENSE ORGANS - EYE AND EAR (Structure & Function) Here we will discuss about structure and function of sense organ (eye)      EYE : Eye is the sense organ of sight in the body.  It is situated in the orbital cavity   It is supplied by the optic nerve (2nd cranial nerve)      Structure     There are three layers of tissue in the walls of the eye:          1. Outer fibrous layer: Sclera and Cornea      2. Middle vascular layer: Uveal tract of the choroid, Ciliary body and Iris         3. Inner nervous tissue layer: The retina      Sclera : It is the white parts of the eye. It forms the outermost layer of the posterior and lateral aspects of the eyeball. It continuous anteriorly with the cornea. It consists of a firm fibrous membrane that maintains the shape of the eye and attached the extrinsic muscles of the eye.      Cornea : It is clear transparent epithelial membrane. Light rays pass the cornea to reach the retina. Convex anteriorly and is involved in refracting (bending) light

D. Pharm Course Details: Eligibility, Admission, Fees, Subject, Career option

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 D. Pharm Course Details: Eligibility, Admission, Fees, Subject, Career option About D. Pharm (Diploma in pharmacy) D. Pharmacy is a 2 years course for student who want to start their career in the field of pharmacy. It is a diploma course in pharmacy. D. Pharmacy course is the choice for the student who wants a quick start in their pharmacy career. The main aim of the D. Pharma course is to train students with the need skills and knowledge required for entry-level positions in the pharmaceutical industry. Diploma in Pharmacy covers fundamental  Pharmacy education  including the application of chemistry in the pharma industry, theoretical & practical concepts of biochemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology.     Why choose D. Pharm? It is short duration in pharmacy course after class 12 th . There is various carrier option available after completion of d pharmacy course. The students can go higher study in pharmacy field i.e b pharmacy. This field is one of diploma wit

B. Pharm Course details: Eligibility, Admission, College, Fee, Syllabus, Subject and carrier option

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 B. Pharm Course details: Eligibility, Admission, College, Fee, Syllabus, Subject and carrier option... About B. Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy):

Instrumental Method of Analysis, B.Pharm 4th year 1st Sem. pdf note

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  Here all units pdf notes about  Instrumental Method of Analysis ,   B.Pharm 4th year 1st Sem Unit 1      1. UV Visible Spectroscopy     2. Fluorimetry Unit 2      1. IR Spectroscopy       2. Flame Photometry      3. Atomic absorption spectroscopy      4. Nepheloturbidometry Chromatography Introduction Unit 3      1. Absorption and partition column chromatography       2. Thin layer Chromatography       3. Paper Chromatography        4. Electrophoresis Unit 4      1. Gas Chromatography      2. High performance liquid chromatography Unit 5      1. Ion exchange chromatography      2. Gel Chromatography      3. Affinity Chromatography For any need, comment below