Question
Distinguish between: Morula and Blastula.
| Morula | Blastula |
| 1. Morula is the embryonic stage formed after the completion of cleavage. | 1. Blastula is the embryonic stage formed after the completion of blastulation. |
| 2. Morula is formed 4 to 6 days after the fertilization. | 2. Blastula is formed 6 to 7 days after the fertilization. |
| 3. Morula consists of 16 cells. | 3. Blastula consists of more than 64 cells. |
| 4. Morula is solid ball of cells. | 4. Blastula is a hollow ball of cells. |
| 5. Morula stage is passed in fallopian tube, once it reaches uterus, it starts developing into the next stage. | 5. Blastula after reaching the uterus is implanted on the wall of uterus. |
| 6. Morula does not have any distinction of its inner cell structure. | 6. Blastula has a blastocoel, trophoblast and inner cell mass. |
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| Column A (Phase of growth) | Column B (Condition) |
| (1) Lag phase | (a) Growth rate faster |
| (2) Log phase | (b) Growth rate steady state |
| (3) Stationary phase | (c) Growth rate slow |
| Column A | Column B |
| (1) Frederick Griffith | (a) Test tube assay |
| (2) Avery, McCarty and MacLeod | (b) Streptococcus pneumoniae |
| (3) Alfred Hershey and Martha Chase | (c) E. coli |
| (4) Meselson and Stahl | (d) Bacteriophages |
| Respiratory surface | Organism |
| (1) Plasma membrane | (a) Insect |
| (2) Lungs | (b) Salamander |
| (3) External gills | (c) Bird |
| (4) Internal gills | (d) Amoeba |
| (e) Fish |
| Column I | Column II |
| (a) Metchnikoff | (i) ABO Blood group system |
| (b) Fleming | (ii) Concept of immunity |
| (c) Edward Jenner | (iii) Phagocytic cells |
| (d) Karl Lands teiner | (iv) Lysozyme |
| Column A (Scientist) | Column B (Theory) |
| (1) Munch | (a) Proton transport theory |
| (2) Bohem | (b) Pressure flow theory |
| (3) J. Pristley | (c) Capillary theory |
| (4) Levitt | (d) Root Pressure theory |