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The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has assigned the responsibility of conducting CSIR UGC NET in CBT mode to NTA. CSIRUGC test is conducted twice a year (June & September) to determine the eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and for Lecturership in Indian colleges and universities. CSIR UGC NET/SET Life Sciences? is a welldefined combination of easy learning techniques and practice problems. The book is structured with a discussion of important topics of Biology at the beginning of each chapter, supported with Practice Questions. It comprises all the necessary tools & techniques to ensure sure shot success in the exam. Apart from the theoretical concepts, it also gives good practical exposure to the students. This book features: 1. Chapterwise coverage of revised syllabus 2. Divided into 13 units and 45 chapters 3. Detailed theories in an easy language 4. Latest Question Paper to give insights 5. Designed as per the latest examination pattern 6. Sufficient amount of multiple choice and subjective type questions Table of Contents Unit I Basic Physical and Chemical Concepts in Biology, Bioenergetics and Catalysis, Organization and Metabolism of Biomolecules, Unit II The Cell: Structure and Function, Structure of Chromosome and Cell Cycle, Unit III DNA Replication, Repair and Recombination, RNA Synthesis and Processing, Protein Synthesis and Processing Control of Gene Expression, Unit IV HostParasite Interactions, Cell Signaling and Cellular Communication, Cancer, Unit V Immune System, Concepts and Early Development in Plants and Animals, Unit VI Morphogenesis and Organogenesis in Plants and Animals, Physiological Metabolism in Plants, Growth Hormone and Photobiology, Unit VII Solute Transport and Stress Physiology, Digestion and Respiratory System, Blood Vascular System, Excretory System and Thermoregulation, Neuroendocrine System and Reproduction, Unit VIII Mendelism and its Extensions, Gene Mapping, Extrachromosomal Inheritance and Microbial Genetics, Human and Quantitative Genetics, Genetic Variation, Unit IX Classification of Livings, Indian Sub Continent and its Organisms, Unit X The Environment and Population, Community Dynamics, Ecosystem Physiology, Pollution and Biodiversity Conservation, Unit XI Origin of Life and Evolutionary Thoughts, Evolution: Methods of Studying and Mechanisms, Unit XII Applied Biology, Unit XIII Molecular Biology and Recombinant DNA Methods, Histochemical and Immunotechniques, Biophysical Methods, Statistical Methods, Radiolabeling Techniques, Microscopic Techniques, Electrophysical Methods, Methods in Field Biology, Computational Methods, Sample Questions Provided on CSIR Website, Solved Paper [20162021] |
