IMPORTANT EXOCRINE GLANDS PRESENT IN ANIMALS - THEIR POSITION -FUNCTIONS
ACINUS GLANDS are present in Frog, rabbit, man at Skin, liver and pancreas its function is Secretes mucus and bile in liver, Secretion helps in digestion
ALVEOLAR GLANDS are present in Mammals at Skin its function is Secretes oily secretion ,(Sebaceous gland) or milk, (Mammary gland)
APOCRINE GLANDS are present in Mammals at Skin its function is Secretion similar to mammary gland
AREOLAR GLANDS are present in Primitive mammals at Rudimentary milk gland its function is Produce slight elevations.
ACCESSORY GLANDS are present in Earthworm at 17th and 19 segments its function is Secretion help in copulation
ACCESSORY GLANDS are present in Man at Male reproductive organs its function is Activation of sperms and also as lubricant Excretion
ANTENNARY GLANDS are present in Ease of antennae at Crustaceans its function is Secretion dissolve tissue of secondary host
APICAL GLANDS are present in Apical papilla at Trematode larva its function is Secretion lubricates vagina and uterus for
BARTHOLIN GLANDS (VESTIBULAR GLAND)(GLANDS OF DUVERNOY) are present in Female rabbit,Woman, at Reproductive tract its function is copulation
BOWMAN’S GLAND are present in Man at Olactory organs its function is Secretion keeps the olfactory epithelium moist
BRUNNERS GLANDS (DUODENAL GLANDS) are present in Rabbit and other mammals at Duodenum its function is Secrete mucus
BUCCAL GLANDS are present in Mammals at Oral Cavity its function is Secrete saliva
BULBO URETHRAL GLANDS-(COWPER’S GLANDS) are present in Male rabbit, Man, at Alongside urethra its function is Secretion lubricates urethra for semei
BLOOD GLANDS (RED GLANDS) are present in Earthworm at Either side of pharynx its function is Secretes blood corpuscles and haemoglobin
CALEIFEROUS GLAND are present in Earthworm at Stomach its function is Secrete chalky substance
CHROMOPHIL GLAND are present in Earthworm at Roof of pharynx its function is Secrete mucin and proteinase
CLITELLAR GLANDS are present in Earthworm, Leech at Clitellum its function is Secretion help in cocoon formation
CARDIAC GLANDS are present in Man at Stomach its function is Sçcretion helps in digestion
CERUMINOUS GLANDS are present in Mammals at External ear cavity its function is Secrate ear wax (cerumen).
CILIARY GLANDS-(MOLL GLANDS) are present in Man at Eye lashes its function is Secretion lubricates eye lashes
CUTANEOUS GLANDSare present in Mammals at Skin its function is Secretion helps in lubrication of root hair.
COLLATERAL GLANDS are present in Female cockroach at Post region of abdomen its function is Formatoin of ootheca
CONGLOBATE GLANDS-(PHALLIC GLANDS) are present in Male cockroach at -do- its function is Formation of outermost covering of spermatophore
CROP GLAND are present in Pigeon at Neck its function is Secrete pigeon’s milk
CYSTOGENOUS GLANDS are present in Liver fluke at Cercarioa larva its function is Formation of cyst
DERMAL GLANDS(SWEAT GLANDS) are present in Mammals at Skin its function is Secrete sweat
DUCTLESS GLAND(ENDOCRINE GLANDS) are present in Vertebrates at in various parts its function is Secretion called hormones
FUNDIC GLANDS are present in Mammals at Stomach its function is Secretion mucus, HCI etc.
GASTRIC GLANDS are present in Vertebrates ,specially mammals at Stomach its function is Secrete pepsin, rennin and dil. HCI
GREEN GLAND are present in crestecian at Base of antennae its function is Excretory
HARDERIAN GLANDS are present in Reptiles, birds and mammals at inner side of eyes its function is secretion lubricates nictitating membrane
HOLOCRINE GLANDS are present in Mammals at Skin its function is Entire cell alongwith contained secretory product is extruded e.g., Sebaceous glands
INFRA-ORBITAL GLANDS(SALIVARY GLANDS)(ZYGOMATIC GLANDS) are present in In some mammals but not in man at In buccal cavity below orbits its function is Secretes saliva
INGUINAL GLANDS(PERINEAL GLANDS) are present in Mammals at Reproductive organs its function is Produce odorous secretoin for sexual attraction.
INK GLANDS are present in Mollusc at Visceral mass its function is Secretion dark coloured fluid for defence by forming smoke
LACHRYMAL GLANDS(TEAR GLANDS) are present in Mammals at Eyes-upper eyelid its function is Sccrete tears
LITTRE GLANDS(URETHRAL GLANDS) are present in Man and woman at Urethra its function is
LIVER is present in Vertebrate at Abdominal cavity its function is Secretion helps in digestion, and Absorption, formation of blood and other metabolic and protective functions
LYMPH GLANDS are present in Vertebrate at Spleen, Tonsils, Peyers patches of the intestine its function is Produce and store lymphocytes and destroy bacteria.
MAMMARY GLANDS are present in Mammals at Thorax and abdomen its function is Secrete milk
MANTLE GLAND are present in Molluscs at In mantle its function is Secretes shell
MEHIL’S GLAND are present in Platyhelminthes at Reproductive organs its function is Secretion lubricates genital tract for passage of eggs
MEIBOMIAN GLAND are present in Mammals at In eye lashes its function is Secrete oily secretion to hold tears evenly on eye ball.
MUSHROOM GLAND are present in Male cockroach at Abdomen its function is Secretion keeps sperms active
NASAL GLAND are present in Vertebrate at In nasal epithelium its function is Secretes mucus to absorb dust particles.
OLFACTORY GLAND are present in Vertebrates at In nasal epithelium its function is Other name for nasal gland secret nasal mucas
PALATINE GLAND are present in Rabbit at Palate of oral cavity its function is secreate mucas
PAROTID GLAND are present in Mammals at Buccal
PAROTOID GLAND are present in Toad at Near tympanum its function is Poison gland of toad
PECTORAL GLAND are present in Liverfiuke at Miracidium larva its function is Secretion helps larva to penetrate in the body of sheep.
PENETRATION GLAND are present in Liverfiuke at Miraciduim larva its function is Secretion helps larva to penetrate in the body of sheep.
PERINEAL GLAND are present in Rabbit at Around genital organs and anus its function is Secretes scent like secretion for sexual attraction.
PREEN GLAND are present in Birds at Base of tail its function is Secretes oily secretion to keep feathers water proof.
PROSTOMIAL GLAND are present in Leech at its function is Secretion forms ootheca
PROSTATE GLAND are present in Mammals, earthworm at Part of male reproductive organs. its function is Secretes prostatic secretion to keep sperms active.
PYLORIC GLAND are present in Mammals at Pylorie stomach its function is Secretes mainly mucus.
RED GLAND are present in Earthworm at WaIl of pharynx in earthworm its function is Forms blood
SALT GLAND are present in Mammals &‘Fishes at Skin its function is Secretes salt.
SCENT GLAND are present in Mammals at Skin around genital organs its function is Secretes scent-like substance for sexual attraction.
SEBACEOUS GLAND are present in Mammal at Skin its function is Secretes oily substance to lubricate base of hair.
SHELL GLAND are present in Platyhelminthes at Reproductive organs its function is Lubricates vagina and utreus for passage of eggs and harden the shell.
SLIME GLAND are present in Hag fish at Skin its function is Secretes mucus to keep the skin slimy.
SUDORIFIC GLAND are present in Mammal at Skin its function is Secretes sweat to cool the body.
SUBLINGUAL GLAND are present in Mammal at Below the tongue its function is It is salivary gland which secretes saliva
SUBAXILLARY GLAND are present in Mammal at Below the tongue its function is It is a salivary gland which secretes saliva.
SUBNEURAL GLAND are present in Mammal at Upper jaw its function is It is a salivary gland which secretes saliva.
SWEAT GLAND are present in Mammal at Skin its function is Secretes watery sweat to cool the body.
TARSAL GLAND are present in Prototherian at Inner side of tarsus its function is Secretes a poisonous substance for defence.
UNICELLULAR GLAND are present in at In skin and alimentary mucous epithelum its function is Secretes mucus such as globlet cell.
UTRICULAR GLAND are present in Male cockroach at Reproductive organs its function is Secretes medium for activity of sperms and forms inner wall of sperms.
BIOLOGICAL TERMS FIRST COINED OR USED THE TERM
The following list contains some important terms in biology and their first users
- Autoecology Schroeter and Krichmer
- Biology Lamarck
- Bacteria
Ehrenberg - Bioecology
Shelford and Clements
CELL BIOLOGY TERMS FIRST COINED AND FIRST USED
- Cell
Robert Hooke (In Cork) - Cell wall
Robert Hooke - Cell membrane
Nageli and Cramer (1855) - Plasmalemma
Plowe (1931) - Protoplasm Purkinje in animalcell Dujardin namedSarcode to protoplasm
also view important discoveries in biology
- Cytoplasm and Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Mitochondria
Benda (1897) - Chioroplast
Schimper - Mitochondria
Kolliker - Plastid Haeckel
- Golgi body
Camillo Golgi - Lysosome Christain de Duve
- Ribosome Claude and Palade
- Endoplasmic reticulum Porter
- Nucleus
Robert Brown - Centriole Van Beneden (1880)
- Chromosome
W. Waldeyer 1888 - Polytene Chromosome
Balbiani - Lampbrush Chromosome
Ruckert - Chromonema
Veidovsky (1812) - Nucleic Acid Altmann
- Chlorophyll Pelletier and Caventor
- Periplast
Altmann - Mitosis W. Hemming (1882)
- Meiosis
Farmer and Moore - Unit Membrane
Robertson (1956) - Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Prophase Strasburger
- Metaphase
Strasburger - Anaphase
Strasburger - Telophase Strasburger
- Coacervates
Oparin - Ecology
Reiter 1885; First Haeckel (1886) - Ecosystem
Richter (1888) Credit Tansley - Enzyme
Kuhne - Genetics
William Bateson - Gene
Johannson (1909) - Hormone
Starling (1906) - Microspheres
Sydney Fox - Origin of Species -Charles Darwin
- Physiology Jean Femet
- Protein Berzelius (1838)
- Respiration
Dutrochet - Secretion Baylis and Starling
- Survival of Fittest Herbert Spencer
- Use and disuse of organs -John Lamarck
- Vitamin
Funk
TAXONOMY TERMS FIRST USED AND FIRST COINED
- Virus
Beijerink - Protozoa
Gold Fuss - Porifera
Robert Grant - Parazoa
Solas - Coelenterata
Leukart - Mollusca
Johnston - Annelida
Lamarck - Arthropoda
Von Shield - Echinodermata Jacob Klein
- Cnidaria
Hatscheck - Entamoeba
Lamble - Vertebrata
Lamarck - Synecology
Schroeter and Kirchmar - Systematics C. Linnaeus
- Taxonomy Candolla
- New Systematics
Julian Huxley - Genera John Ray
- Species
John Ray - Phylogeny Lamarck and concept was established by Haeckel.
- Phylum
Cuvier - Sub-Phylum
Cuvier - Chordata
Lamarck - Class
Linnaeus - Order Linnaeus
- Family
John Ray - Monera Doughtery and Allen (1960)
- Procaryontaand Eucaryonta
Folt (1950) - Prokaryota and Eukaryota
Stanier and Van Neil (1962) - Fungus
Gaspard Bauhin (1560-1624)
LIST OF BIOLOGY SYMBOLS AND BIOLOGY ABBREVIATIONS AND THEIR MEANING
The following list contains some important terms in biology and their first users
- Autoecology Schroeter and Krichmer
- Biology Lamarck
- Bacteria
Ehrenberg - Bioecology
Shelford and Clements
CELL BIOLOGY TERMS FIRST COINED AND FIRST USED
- Cell
Robert Hooke (In Cork) - Cell wall
Robert Hooke - Cell membrane
Nageli and Cramer (1855) - Plasmalemma
Plowe (1931) - Protoplasm Purkinje in animalcell Dujardin namedSarcode to protoplasm
also view important discoveries in biology
- Cytoplasm and Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Mitochondria
Benda (1897) - Chioroplast
Schimper - Mitochondria
Kolliker - Plastid Haeckel
- Golgi body
Camillo Golgi - Lysosome Christain de Duve
- Ribosome Claude and Palade
- Endoplasmic reticulum Porter
- Nucleus
Robert Brown - Centriole Van Beneden (1880)
- Chromosome
W. Waldeyer 1888 - Polytene Chromosome
Balbiani - Lampbrush Chromosome
Ruckert - Chromonema
Veidovsky (1812) - Nucleic Acid Altmann
- Chlorophyll Pelletier and Caventor
- Periplast
Altmann - Mitosis W. Hemming (1882)
- Meiosis
Farmer and Moore - Unit Membrane
Robertson (1956) - Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Prophase Strasburger
- Metaphase
Strasburger - Anaphase
Strasburger - Telophase Strasburger
- Coacervates
Oparin - Ecology
Reiter 1885; First Haeckel (1886) - Ecosystem
Richter (1888) Credit Tansley - Enzyme
Kuhne - Genetics
William Bateson - Gene
Johannson (1909) - Hormone
Starling (1906) - Microspheres
Sydney Fox - Origin of Species -Charles Darwin
- Physiology Jean Femet
- Protein Berzelius (1838)
- Respiration
Dutrochet - Secretion Baylis and Starling
- Survival of Fittest Herbert Spencer
- Use and disuse of organs -John Lamarck
- Vitamin
Funk
TAXONOMY TERMS FIRST USED AND FIRST COINED
- Virus
Beijerink - Protozoa
Gold Fuss - Porifera
Robert Grant - Parazoa
Solas - Coelenterata
Leukart - Mollusca
Johnston - Annelida
Lamarck - Arthropoda
Von Shield - Echinodermata Jacob Klein
- Cnidaria
Hatscheck - Entamoeba
Lamble - Vertebrata
Lamarck - Synecology
Schroeter and Kirchmar - Systematics C. Linnaeus
- Taxonomy Candolla
- New Systematics
Julian Huxley - Genera John Ray
- Species
John Ray - Phylogeny Lamarck and concept was established by Haeckel.
- Phylum
Cuvier - Sub-Phylum
Cuvier - Chordata
Lamarck - Class
Linnaeus - Order Linnaeus
- Family
John Ray - Monera Doughtery and Allen (1960)
- Procaryontaand Eucaryonta
Folt (1950) - Prokaryota and Eukaryota
Stanier and Van Neil (1962) - Fungus
Gaspard Bauhin (1560-1624)
DISCOVERIES IN BIOLOGY AND GREAT BIOLOGICAL INVENTIONS
- Blood Circulation
William Harvey
- Bioluminescence
E.R. Dubois
- Biocatalysts
Buchner
Cyanophage
Saffermann and Morris
Saffermann and Morris
First description of cell (RBC)
Jan Swammerdam (1658)
Jan Swammerdam (1658)
Cell and Organelles
- Centrosome
Van Benden - Centriole
Van Benden - Chromosomes
Hofmeister - Golgi bodies
Cammileo Golgi - Plastids
Haeckel (1866) - Chioroplast
Schimper - Mitochondria
Kolliker (1880)
- Microtubules
Robertis and Francis - Microfilaments
Paleviz et. al (1975) - Nucleus
Robert Brown - Nucleolus
Fontana - Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Ribosomes (Animal cell)
Palade
- Sphaerosome
Pernes (1953) - Astral rays and spindle
Beevers - Endoplasmic reticulum
Porter - Central Dogma
F.H.C. Crick (1918)
- Coenzyme A
C. Lipmann - Chlorophyll structure
Willstartter and Fisher - Cyclosis
Amid - Cytochrome
C.A. Macmunn (1886) - Citric Acid cycle
Hans A. Krebs
- Enzyme
Buchner - Embryo culture
Laiback - Extra embryonic membranes
Von Baer - Fertilization in plants
E. Strasburger - Double fertilization
Nawaschin
- G0 phase
Lajtha - Gaseous exchange in blood
Ludwig (1872) - Genetic defects in human
Sir Archibald Garrod - Giant Salivary gland chromosomes
Balbiani (1881) - Hormones
Beylis and Starling - Heterothallism
Blackslee - Interferon
Issacs and Linderman - Insulin use for treatment of diabetics
Banting - Mendelism
G. Mendel - Rediscoverer of Mendelism
Correns, Hugo de Vries and Tschmark - Microtome
W. His - Micro-organisms
Leeuwenhoek - Mitosis
W. Flemming - Meiosis
Farmer and Moore - Mutations
Hugo de Vries
- Nucleic acid
Meishcher called it ‘Nuclein’ - Ovum (Mammalian)
Karl E. Von Baer - Omnis cellula e cellula
R. Virchow - Pinocytosis
Edward and Lewis - Phagocytosis
Metchnikoff - Penicillin
Alexander Flemming - Plasmodesmata
Strasburger - Photorespiration
Garner and Allard - Quantosome
Park and Bigginis (1960) - Quiescent centre
Clowes - Protoplasm Physical basis of life
Huxley - Streptomycin
Salmon Waksman - Techniques
- Chromatograph
M.Tswett - Tissue culture
A. Carrel - Isotopic tracing
G. Havesy - Measuring gaseous exchange manometry
0. Warburg - Locating DNA in cell
A. Feulgen - Ultracentrifugation
T. Svedberg - Avena curvature test
Went - Teminism (Reverse Transcription)
Temin - Synthesis of urea
Wohler - Virus
D. IwanovskyObtained crystals of virus - Stanley
BRANCHES OF BIOLOGY
The following list contains some important terms in biology and their first users
- Autoecology Schroeter and Krichmer
- Biology Lamarck
- Bacteria
Ehrenberg - Bioecology
Shelford and Clements
CELL BIOLOGY TERMS FIRST COINED AND FIRST USED
- Cell
Robert Hooke (In Cork) - Cell wall
Robert Hooke - Cell membrane
Nageli and Cramer (1855) - Plasmalemma
Plowe (1931) - Protoplasm Purkinje in animalcell Dujardin namedSarcode to protoplasm
also view important discoveries in biology
- Cytoplasm and Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Mitochondria
Benda (1897) - Chioroplast
Schimper - Mitochondria
Kolliker - Plastid Haeckel
- Golgi body
Camillo Golgi - Lysosome Christain de Duve
- Ribosome Claude and Palade
- Endoplasmic reticulum Porter
- Nucleus
Robert Brown - Centriole Van Beneden (1880)
- Chromosome
W. Waldeyer 1888 - Polytene Chromosome
Balbiani - Lampbrush Chromosome
Ruckert - Chromonema
Veidovsky (1812) - Nucleic Acid Altmann
- Chlorophyll Pelletier and Caventor
- Periplast
Altmann - Mitosis W. Hemming (1882)
- Meiosis
Farmer and Moore - Unit Membrane
Robertson (1956) - Nucleoplasm
Strasburger - Prophase Strasburger
- Metaphase
Strasburger - Anaphase
Strasburger - Telophase Strasburger
- Coacervates
Oparin - Ecology
Reiter 1885; First Haeckel (1886) - Ecosystem
Richter (1888) Credit Tansley - Enzyme
Kuhne - Genetics
William Bateson - Gene
Johannson (1909) - Hormone
Starling (1906) - Microspheres
Sydney Fox - Origin of Species -Charles Darwin
- Physiology Jean Femet
- Protein Berzelius (1838)
- Respiration
Dutrochet - Secretion Baylis and Starling
- Survival of Fittest Herbert Spencer
- Use and disuse of organs -John Lamarck
- Vitamin
Funk
TAXONOMY TERMS FIRST USED AND FIRST COINED
- Virus
Beijerink - Protozoa
Gold Fuss - Porifera
Robert Grant - Parazoa
Solas - Coelenterata
Leukart - Mollusca
Johnston - Annelida
Lamarck - Arthropoda
Von Shield - Echinodermata Jacob Klein
- Cnidaria
Hatscheck - Entamoeba
Lamble - Vertebrata
Lamarck - Synecology
Schroeter and Kirchmar - Systematics C. Linnaeus
- Taxonomy Candolla
- New Systematics
Julian Huxley - Genera John Ray
- Species
John Ray - Phylogeny Lamarck and concept was established by Haeckel.
- Phylum
Cuvier - Sub-Phylum
Cuvier - Chordata
Lamarck - Class
Linnaeus - Order Linnaeus
- Family
John Ray - Monera Doughtery and Allen (1960)
- Procaryontaand Eucaryonta
Folt (1950) - Prokaryota and Eukaryota
Stanier and Van Neil (1962) - Fungus
Gaspard Bauhin (1560-1624)
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