After his origin, man began to think about the things around him – the earth, the sky, the mountains, the rivers, the animals, the plants and about himself. Whatever “knowledge” he could gather, he transferred it to his progeny/off-spring, and thus there was an accumulation of “knowledge” about various things. Since long, man has been […]
History of Cytogenetics
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Structure of Cells
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In this article we will discuss about the structure of cells in all living organisms. In 1965, Robert Hooke observed a section of cork under microscope; he saw numerous chambers similar to those of beehive. He called the individual chambers as Cells. But he, in fact, observed only the walls of actual cells as he […]
Cell Wall Types: Top 3 Types of Cell Wall (With Diagram)
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The following points highlight the top three types of cell wall. The types are: 1. Prokaryotic Cell Wall 2. Plant Cell Wall 3. Animal Cell Glycocalyx. Type # 1. Prokaryotic Cell Wall: a. Capsule: Some bacteria contain a capsule that surrounds their cell wall, and protects them from phagocytosis. The capsule layer is loose, gel […]
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