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Diseases can be of two types
Infectious Diseases
Diseases that spread from one person to another are called communicable diseases. They are usually caused by microorganisms called pathogens (fungi, rickettsia, bacteria, viruses, protozoans, worms). When an infected person discharges bodily fluids, pathogens may exit the host and infected a new person (sneezing, coughing etc). Examples include Cholera, chickenpox, malaria etc.
Non-infectious Diseases
These diseases are caused by pathogens, but other factors such as age, nutritional deficiency, gender of an individual, and lifestyle also influence the disease. Examples include hypertension, diabetes, and cancer. They do not spread to others and they restrain within a person who has contracted them. Alzheimers, asthma, cataract and heart diseases are other non-infectious diseases.
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A disease is a condition that deteriorates the normal functioning of the cells, tissues, and organs.
When a person is inflicted with a disease, he exhibits a few symptoms and signs that range from normal to severe depending upon the medical condition. Hence, in order to identify different diseases, the normalcy of an entity needs to be studied and understood as a clear demarcation between disease and disease-free is not always apparent.
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Functions of the following are:
(a) Corpus luteum - It secretes progesterone that helps maintain endometrium wall of the uterus
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A bee doesn’t have to know a flower has nectar or not. The nectar itself attracts the bee. Nectar is a sugar rich liquid whose main function is to attract pollinators like bees. Mainly the scent works ( here by scent i mean picking up the odour by sensing molecules in air and not actually smelling it). But apart from scent, there are other ways like the colour pattern of the flower and a lot more way
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