In this article we will discuss about Protoplasm:- 1. Meaning of Protoplasm 2. Nature of Protoplasm 3. Properties. Meaning of Protoplasm: The term protoplasm (Gr., protos = first + plasma = anything formed) was first coined in 1840 by who used the word to designate the living substance in the embryo of animals. Earlier the […]
Protoplasm: Meaning, Nature and Properties | Invertebrate Zoology
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Methods used for Classification of Proteins | Protoplasm
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In this article we will discuss about the methods used for classification of proteins. 1. Classification on the Basis of Chemical Composition of the Proteins: 1. Simple proteins: The proteins which contain only amino acids in their molecules are known as simple proteins, e.g., albumins, globulins, histones, prolamines and protamines. 2. Conjugated proteins: The proteins […]
Compounds of Protoplasm: Inorganic and Organic
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In this article we will discuss about the organic and inorganic compounds of protoplasm. Inorganic Compounds of Protoplasm: The inorganic components of the protoplasm mostly occur in the form of water, minerals and salts which are as follows: (i) Water: The most abundant inorganic constituent of the protoplasm is the water. Water constitutes about 65 […]
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