Q. Stimuli are also known as

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Q. Overall control of all voluntary action is gained through

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Q. All are examples of cranial reflexes, but, not

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Q. Blinking of an eye is an example of

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Q. Response to external environment that is beneficial to the organism is termed as

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Q. Stimulus originally ineffective in producing specific response is called as

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Q. Involuntary actions do not involve

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Q. Pulling hand away from hot iron is an example of

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Q. In order to respond to a stimulus, effector neuron carries impulse to effector, which transmits it to

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Q. Reflex actions includes

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Q. Most of the actions performed under a will are

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Q. Tactical movement is felt, when the impulse reaches the

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Q. Impulses are carried from receptors to CNS and then to

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Q. Involuntary actions are controlled by

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Q. In enzymes the allosteric control changes the

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Q. The process in which activation or inhibition of an enzyme by a small regulatory molecule is called

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Q. A certain amount of glucose is released from the

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Q. Insulin is released into

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Q. Lactating mammary glands and adipose tissues converts glucose into

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Q. In the liver the stored glycogen is converted into glucose by the action of

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