IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR JOINT CSIR-UGC NET/JRF EXAM DECEMBER 2019 (LIFE SCIENCES)

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IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR JOINT CSIR-UGC NET/JRF
EXAM DECMBER  2019 (LIFE SCIENCES)

Adaptation in animals and plants
Aminoacylation of tRNA,
Antibiotics production by microorganism and their role in inhibition of different enzymes
Apoptotic genes in C. elegans
 Autonomous and conditional specification
Biodiversity conservation strategies
 Biological species concepts
 Capacitation in mammals
Cell Cycle regulation
Cell junction
Cellular respiration
                                                                               Cleavage Pattern
Complete and partial linkage
 Different larval forms in animal kingdom
 DNA repair
Egg types, symmetry of egg
Endangered species
 Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology
 Endothermic and poikilothermic animals
Enzyme inhibition
Enzyme involved in C3, C4 cycle and their regulation
Epistasis pathways
Extra embryonic membranes in Human developments
 Extracellular Matrix
 Factors blameable for species extinction
Fertilization in Sea urchin
Fluctuation test and Replica plating experiment
Fluorescence tagged technique used to locate intracellular proteins
                                                        Food materials of Green, Brown and Red Algae
 Gastrulation in Xenopus
Gene interaction
 Gene mapping and gene order
 Genes involved in floral organ identity (ABC-Model) and floral meristem identity
 Genetic drift
 Geological time scale
G-Protein Coupled Receptors
 Hypersensitivity types
 Immunoglobulin functions and digestion with papain, trypsin and β-mercaptoethanol
 Inclusive fitness
Ion Channels(ligand gated, voltages gated and mechanically gated)
K and r strategy
 Kin Selection
Lac-Operon (merozygote cases)
 Location of photosynthetic pigments (PS-II, PS-I) and Chl, Bchl distribution
 Lox-P and Cre-recombinase
Maternal Inheritance
Membrane potential
Microarray
 Microbial Genetics (Conjugation, Transduction and Transformation)
 Microscopy
Microtubules and its function
Mode of Natural Selection
 Mutant in Drosophila
 Nitrogen fixation
 NMR
Ordered tetrad and Octad analysis in Neurospora crassa
Pathogens , bacterial and viral diseases
Pedigree Analysis


Phenogram and Phylogenetic tree
Phloem loading and unloading
Photomorphogenesis, light absorption and role of Phy-A,B,C,D,E, Cry-I,Cry-II and Phot-I,II.
Photoprotective mechanism in plants
 Photorespiration
 Plant and Animal Classification hierarchy
Plant pathogen interaction and Stress responses
 Plasma membrane composition
Pluripotent, multipotent and totipotent cells
Point and frameshipt mutation
 Polygenic inheritance
 Population ecology
Population regulation
                                                            Proof ready activity of DNA Pol (in PK/EK)
 Protein cleavages by trypsin, pepsin and chymotrypsin
 Protostome and Deutrostome
 Regeneration in development
Representative of different classes of Phyla (Annelids, Arthropod and Mollusca).
 Restriction Enzymes digestion
 Retinoic acid (Morphogen)
 RNA processing in Drosophila and Trypanosomes,
 Role of protein-53, Retinoblastoma and mdm2/Hdm in cancer
 Secondary metabolites (terpenes, alkaloids)
Secretory pathways of protein trafficking & techniques
 Signaling pathways and functions of different Phytohormones (Auxins, ethylene, GA)
Small silencing RNAs (miRNA, siRNA and piwiRNA)
Speciation
 Ti-plasmid
Top down ecosystem control
Transposable elements
Vaccination
X-ray crystallography,
 Î»-Phage gene integration in E.coli (lysogenic and lytic cycle)

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