The document is a presentation by student Maria Khan on the topic of "Homeostasis and Osmoregulation". It summarizes key points about homeostasis in plants, humans, and osmoregulation. It discusses how plants, through processes like transpiration and storage organs, and humans, through the skin, lungs, and kidneys, maintain equilibrium internally despite external changes. It focuses on the role of the kidneys in human osmoregulation, describing how nephrons filter blood and reabsorb necessary substances while removing waste to regulate water and salt concentrations.
The document is a presentation by student Maria Khan on the topic of "Homeostasis and Osmoregulation". It summarizes key points about homeostasis in plants, humans, and osmoregulation. It discusses how plants, through processes like transpiration and storage organs, and humans, through the skin, lungs, and kidneys, maintain equilibrium internally despite external changes. It focuses on the role of the kidneys in human osmoregulation, describing how nephrons filter blood and reabsorb necessary substances while removing waste to regulate water and salt concentrations.
The document is a presentation by student Maria Khan on the topic of "Homeostasis and Osmoregulation". It summarizes key points about homeostasis in plants, humans, and osmoregulation. It discusses how plants, through processes like transpiration and storage organs, and humans, through the skin, lungs, and kidneys, maintain equilibrium internally despite external changes. It focuses on the role of the kidneys in human osmoregulation, describing how nephrons filter blood and reabsorb necessary substances while removing waste to regulate water and salt concentrations.
Semester :3rd (BEd 1.5 years ) Course : TPTG 620 Presentation Topic: " Homeostasis and Osmoregulation " Source : Biology textbook 10th class ,chapter #11 Content of presentation • Understanding Homeostasis • Processes of homeostasis • Homeostasis in plants - removal of extra water ,carbon dioxide and metabolic waste • Osmotic adjustment in hydrophytes, xenophytes and halophytes • Homeostasis in humans - role of skin , lungs and kidneys • Osmoregulatory function of kidneys Homeostasis • Maintainance of internal conditions of body at equilibrium despite changes in external environment is called homeostasis . • Examples : • Temp = 37 degree Celsius • Glucose : 1 g per litre • Functioning of enzymes and optimum temperature Processes of Homeostasis
• Osmoregulation - maintainance of water and salts
concentration in body • Thermoregulation - maintainance of optimum temperature • Excretion - elimination of metabolic waste to maintain equilibrium conditions in body . Homeostasis in Plants • Rrespond to external environmental changes in order to maintain internal conditions at constant . • Removal of extra carbon dioxide and oxygen - Diffusion through stem and stomata ,day and night differences ,respiration and photosynthesis effect . • Removal of extra water - Transpiration and guttation • Removal of metabolic waste- Storage of calcium oxalate and leaf fall in autom , latex ,gums ,resins and mucilage. Osmotic adjustment in plants • Hydrophytes - plants completely or partially submerged in fresh water ( water Lily ) - large leaves , abundant stomata • Xerophytes - live in dry environment - Thick waxy cuticle over epidermis, less stomata , succulent organs (wet and juicy stem and roots due to water storage in parenchyma cells ) . • Halophytes - live in sea water , maintain hypertonic concentration in their cells so that water does not leave their cells .Large amount of salts in vacules Homeostasis in Humans • Lungs remove extra carbon dioxide • Skin maintains body temperature, salts and sweating ( has sensory nerve endings, fat cells , Hair ,blood vessels and Sweat and oil glands ) - insulation, goose bumps , Sweating . • Kidney filters extra water ,salts ,urea ,uric acid etc from blood and forms urine . Urinary system of Humans
• It consists of two kidneys , ureters, urinary bladder and urethra .
• Kidneys filter the blood • Ureters carry urine to bladder • Bladder stores urine • Urether is the opening to remove urine outside Structure of Kidney • It consists of two portions , inner medula and outer cortex Nephron • It is the basic unit of Kidney. It consists of Bowman's capsule , Glomerulus, loop of Henle and collecting duct . Glomerulus consist of capillaries and filters the bood by blood pressure . This filtererate enters the Bowman's capsule . Reabsorption of salts ,glucose and water (99% ) happens from proximal convoluted tubule . Ascending limb reabsorbs salts . Tubular secretion of ions ,cretanin and urea . The End