IntroductionAbraham Lincoln was the sixteenth president of the United States of America, from the year 1861 to 1865 till his assassination. He was a famous politician, renowned lawyer, and key statesman of America. He is very famous for his contribution to the abolition of slavery, defending the union of America ... Read More

Introduction Coordination is the process that aids in the function and interaction of the organs and complements the function of each other. The neutral system helps in the integration of the bodily functions of humans. The neural system provides an organized network to point-to-point connections which are helpful in rapid ... Read More

Introduction The nervous tissues are considered the primary tissue in the nervous system. The nervous tissue is the part of the cellular unit that helps in the basic functionalities of the body. These tissues help in monitoring and controlling basic bodily functions in living organisms. Nervous tissues are made of ... Read More

Introduction The basic unit of the nervous system is neurons that help to control various functions and movements of the body parts. Neurons are of various types including Motor neurons that allow the transmission of information from the brain to muscles and other vital organs of the body. Sensory ... Read More

Introduction Nervous system deals with the major functions of the body, it controls major body processes or systems including digestion, sexual development or puberty, etc. The nervous system also plays a vital role in controlling thoughts, memory, movements, and automatic motor response of the body. Nervous system can get damaged ... Read More

Introduction Nervous system Coordination can affect the whole body including memory to feel and can control the sense so, that the brain can interpret what one person can see, taste or touch. In simple words, the whole body can be controlled and coordinated for various activities by the nervous system ... Read More

Introduction Nervous System is nothing but a systematic collection of cells which is designed for the transmission of electrochemical inputs. Here, the organisms adjust their movements and orientations, and they react to the change in the external environment. It is seen that the human nervous system is classified into two ... Read More

Introduction In the history of physics, the composition of matter was always a central question. The question “What is the universe made of?” is baffling scientists since ancient times. At the beginning of the 20th century, several experiments were carried out by the physicists like Thomson, Rutherford, etc. They found ... Read More

Introduction The nerves of a species are known as a system that carries electrochemical properties. These properties help an animal including human beings to sense something using their five sense organs. This system is formed by the conjunction of nerve fibres consisting of neurons. They are connected to every part ... Read More

Introduction Nephron is retrieved from the Greek word “nephros”, which signifies the kidney. A tiny network in the blood vessels known as glomerulus, is the consisting part of the nephron in the human body. It's reliable to conduct the malfunctions of the kidneys. From different organs which are renal corpuscles ... Read More