NET Life Sciences June 2018 Model Questions

NET Life Sciences June 2018 Exam Model Questions

Welcome to CSIR NET Online Mock Test 14. This test is for the preparation of CSIR NET Life Sciences Examination. It Consists of 15 MCQ Questions in Online Test format. Once you finish the test, please click ‘SUBMIT‘ button to see your ‘SCORE‘ and ‘CORRECT ANSWERS‘. You may contact Admin if […]

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Life Sciences Net June 2018 Paper

CSIR JRF NET Life Sciences Model Question Paper 13

Welcome to CSIR NET Online Mock Test 13. This test is for the preparation of CSIR NET Life Sciences Examination. It Consists of 15 MCQ Questions in Online Test format. Once you finish the test, please click ‘SUBMIT‘ button to see your ‘SCORE‘ and ‘CORRECT ANSWERS‘. You may contact Admin if […]

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Difference between Primary and Secondary Myofilaments

Difference between Primary and Secondary Myofilaments – Comparison Table

Primary Myofilament vs Secondary Myofilament Difference between Primary and Secondary Myofilaments: Myofilaments are the filaments of myofibrils (myofibrils are the basic structural unit of muscle cells). The myofilaments are composed of proteins particularly actin and myosin. The detailed structural analysis shows that the muscle sarcomere composed of bundles of two […]

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Biotechnology ICAR Paper

Agricultural Biotechnology ICAR ARS NET Mock Test 03

Welcome to ARS NET Agricultural Biotechnology Mock Test-03. This test is for the preparation of ASRB ARS NET Examination. It Consists of 15 MCQ Questions in Online Test format. Once you finish the test, please click ‘SUBMIT‘ button to see your ‘SCORE‘ and ‘CORRECT ANSWERS‘. You may contact Admin if you […]

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Tropic vs Nastic Movments

Difference between Tropic and Nastic Movements

Tropic Movements vs Nastic Movements Difference between Tropic and Nastic Movement: Tropic movements and Nastic movements are the two types of induced or paratonic movements of curvature in plants. Tropic movements: The paratonic (induced) movement of growth is called tropic movements. Here the stimuli are external and unidirectional. Example: phototropic […]

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