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  1. The nucleus is the cell’s control center. It contains genetic material (DNA) that carries instructions for all cellular processes—like protein production, growth and division. It regulates what the cell does and when. In multicellular organisms, the nucleus ensures proper coordination between cells.Read more

    The nucleus is the cell’s control center. It contains genetic material (DNA) that carries instructions for all cellular processes—like protein production, growth and division. It regulates what the cell does and when. In multicellular organisms, the nucleus ensures proper coordination between cells. Its role in inheritance and cell regulation makes it one of the most vital organelles.

     

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  2. The cytoplasm is a thick, jelly-like substance inside the cell where vital activities occur. It surrounds and supports the cell’s organelles and allows them to float and function. Nutrients, enzymes and waste move through it. Most biochemical reactions—such as energy production and protein synthesisRead more

    The cytoplasm is a thick, jelly-like substance inside the cell where vital activities occur. It surrounds and supports the cell’s organelles and allows them to float and function. Nutrients, enzymes and waste move through it. Most biochemical reactions—such as energy production and protein synthesis—take place here, making the cytoplasm crucial for the cell’s metabolism, structure and communication.

     

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  3. Chewing food properly is important because it breaks the food into smaller pieces and mixes it with saliva. Saliva contains digestive juices that help start the digestion process even before swallowing. Proper chewing also prevents large pieces from being swallowed, reducing the risk of choking andRead more

    Chewing food properly is important because it breaks the food into smaller pieces and mixes it with saliva. Saliva contains digestive juices that help start the digestion process even before swallowing. Proper chewing also prevents large pieces from being swallowed, reducing the risk of choking and allowing our stomach to digest the food more easily and efficiently.

     

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  4. Two common food preservation methods are drying and refrigeration. Drying removes moisture from food and since microbes need water to grow, it stops their activity. Refrigeration lowers the temperature, making it harder for microbes to multiply. Together, these methods help prevent spoilage, keepingRead more

    Two common food preservation methods are drying and refrigeration. Drying removes moisture from food and since microbes need water to grow, it stops their activity. Refrigeration lowers the temperature, making it harder for microbes to multiply. Together, these methods help prevent spoilage, keeping food items like grains, fruits, milk and vegetables fresh for days, weeks or even months, depending on storage conditions.

     

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  5. Spoiled food can lead to indigestion, vomiting, diarrhoea or even serious food poisoning. This happens because harmful microbes produce toxins. To prevent this, store food properly, use preservation methods like refrigeration or drying and consume food before expiry. Always check for unusual smell,Read more

    Spoiled food can lead to indigestion, vomiting, diarrhoea or even serious food poisoning. This happens because harmful microbes produce toxins. To prevent this, store food properly, use preservation methods like refrigeration or drying and consume food before expiry. Always check for unusual smell, colour or texture and avoid eating anything that seems spoiled or unsafe.

     

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