Unit : Natural selection Chapter: Artificial selection Reference: Artificial selection, Artificial selection on wild mustard, Examples – Cow Breeding, Dog Breeding, Advantages of artificial selection, Disadvantages of artificial selection Learning objectives To understand about artificial selection and its advantages To learn examples of artificial selection Artificial selection Artificial selection is the intentional breeding of plants […]
Unit : Natural selection Chapter: Introduction to natural selection Reference: Darwin theory of natural selection or Darwinism, Feature of Darwin’s theory of natural selection, Criticism of natural selection theory, Evidence in the favour of theory of natural selection, Effect of industrial melanism on peppered moth (Biston betularia), Pesticide (DDT) resistance in mosquitoes, Types of Natural […]
Unit: Gene expression and regulation Chapter: Biotechnology Reference: Biotechnology, Principles of biotechnology, Restriction endonucleases enzymes, Separation, and isolation of DNA fragments Some important terms, Origin of replication, DNA ligases, Recognition sites Formation of a recombinant DNA, Various steps in the recombinant DNA formation, Recombinant DNA technology Polymerase Chain Reaction, Downstream Processing DNA fingerprinting, Steps in […]
Unit : Gene expression and regulation Chapter: Mutations Reference: Mutation, Types of Mutations, The Type of Cell Involved, Chromosomal Mutation and Types Learning objectives To understand the types of mutation Mutation Mutation is a process that produces a gene or chromosome that differs from the wild type. The mutation may result due to changes either […]
Unit : Gene expression and Regulation Chapter: Gene expression and Cell specialization Reference: Prokaryotic gene expression, Eukaryotic gene expression, Cell differentiation, Role of DNA in cell differentiation Learning objectives To learn about prokaryotic and eukaryotic gene expression To understand cell differentiation Prokaryotic gene expression Prokaryotic organisms are single-celled organisms that lack a defined nucleus; therefore, […]
Unit : Heredity Chapter: Regulation of gene expression Reference: Regulation of gene expression, Genes are of two types Types of gene regulation, Lac operon, Tryptophan operon, Catabolite Activator Protein (CAP) Learning objectives To learn about lac operon, tryptophan operon To understand catabolite activator protein Regulation of gene expression All the mechanism that facilitates a gene […]
Unit: Gene expression and regulation Chapter: Transcription and RNA processing Reference: Transcription, Regions of transcription unit, The Gene, Types Of RNA, The Process of Transcription, Complexity in Eukaryotic Transcription, Post transcriptional modifications in eukaryotes Learning objectives To understand about transcription in prokaryotes and eukaryotes To learn about post transcriptional modifications in eukaryotes Transcription DNA or […]
Unit: Gene expression and regulation Chapter: Replication Reference: Replication, The Machinery, and the Enzymes Process of replication, Difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic DNA replication Learning objectives To understand the process of DNA replication To differentiate prokaryotic and eukaryotic replication Replication The process that facilitates the formation of newly formed DNA over the old strand of […]
UNIT: Gene expression and regulation Chapter: DNA and RNA structure Reference: DNA, RNA, DNA structure, RNA structure, difference between DNA and RNA Learning objectives To learn the structure of DNA and RNA To differentiate between DNA and RNA DNA DNA was first founded by Friedrich Miescher in 1869. In February 1953, Watson and Crick completed […]
Unit (5): Heredity Chapter: Chromosomal inheritance Reference: chromosomal theory of inheritance, law of independent assortment, genetic disorders, mendelian disorders, chromosomal disorders Learning objectives To study about chromosomal theory of inheritance To learn about genetic disorders Chromosomal theory of inheritance Proposed by Sutton and Boveri independently in 1902 and in 1933 T. H. Morgan confirmed these […]