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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Fertilization In Sea Urchin (CSIR NET Developmental Biology)

Fertilization In Sea Urchin - Malay Nayak 1. What is sea urchin? · Spiny water animal · Phylum ECHINODERMATA · Roughly spherical sea animal Sea Urchin 2. Why Sea Urchin ? The cell-surface events that take place during fertilization have been studied most extensively in sea urchins, members of the phylum Echinodermata . · Sea urchin gametes are easy to collect, · fertilization occurs outside the animal body. · As a result, researchers can observe fertilization and subsequent development simply by combining eggs and sperm in seawater in the laboratory.

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