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Body Fluids and Circulations
Heparin is produced by
kidney cells
blood cells
bone marrow
Chief cell
B.
blood cells
Heparin is a glycosaminoglycan (mucopoly saccharide) with anticoagulant properties, occurring in vertebrate tissues, especially the lungs and blood vessels. Heparin salts are administered therapeutically to prevent or dissolve blood clots.
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Write the differences between
Systole and diastole
Write the differences between
(a) Blood and lymph
Write the differences between
Open and closed circulatory system
What is the differences between lymph and Blood?
How many times does a heart beat per minute?
What is the function of bicuspid valves?
What is the function of tricuspid valves?
Why circulatory system is absent in sponges?
What does the QRS wave represent in an ECG?
Name a animal having open circulatory system.
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