The blood group systems are discovered by scientist

The heart receives oxygenated blood from

The blood cells that do not have any pigment and nucleus are

The clumping of cells is known as

The kind of transpiration which occurs through the stomata in leaves is called

The arteries that supply blood to gonads are

If the blood group of a person is A then the antibodies present in that person's blood is

The blood cells that are colorless and do not contain any pigments are classified as

The function of inferior mesenteric artery is to supply blood to part of

The high blood pressure means

The function of renal arteries is to supply blood to

The mutation in hemoglobin genes leads to the production of defective

The normal pH of blood is

The inner side of guard cells is

The area of plants for storage or active metabolism is called

The temporary seal at damaged areas is classified as

The water is drawn into the mesophyll cells from

The phloem tissue consists of

The society (ISBT) stands for

The tissues which are responsible for the transportation of dissolved substances and water to aerial parts from roots are called

After entering into the tissues, the arteries are divided into

The aorta is divided into common iliac arteries that includes

The person having antigen B on surface of RBCs has

The ventricle of the heart which has most of the thickest wall is

The veins from the shoulders, head, and arms are joined together to form

The amount of blood in an adult human is

The blood vessels that carry the blood away from the heart are called

The name of the scientist on whom Cooley's anemia was named is

The tissues in plants that cause food and water throughout the body of the plant are

The broad zone surrounding the endodermis which is composed of thin and large walled cells is called