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CSIR NET LIFE SCIENCE IMPORTANT TOPICS CHAPTERWISE WITH TOP RECOMMENDED BOOKS

 UNIT 1

  • pH concept
  • amino acid properties
  • Ramachandran plot
  • Km and Vmax
  • Inhibition Kinetics
  • Enzymatic degradation of Protein
  • Structure and function of DNA and RNA
  • Super coiling
  • Cofactor and Coenzyme
  • Protein Structure (alpha-helix and beta-sheet and tern)
UNIT 2

  • Chromatin and Nucleosome
  • Function of all organelle
  • Transport across membrane
  • Lipid Raft
  • Protein trafficking
  • Endocytosis and phagocytosis
  • Cell division (Check Points)
  • Membrane
  • Cell junction
  • Rb and P53 gene in cancer
  • CDK and Cyclin
UNIT 3

  • Structure and Function of DNA Polymerase in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell
  • Structure and Function of RNA Polymerase in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell
  • Replication
  • Transcription
  • Translation
UNIT 4
  • Entry of virus in different host
  • Pathogen-mediated disease
  • GPCR, RTK, cell signaling pathway
  • Cell communication, adhesion, and junction
  • Cancer genes

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