Kerala Plus TWO Biology Examination Question Paper (PDF) – March 2020
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Learning Objectives: How Enzymes are Named? What is IUB System, Components of Enzyme Nomenclature, Seven Major Classes of Enzymes with Examples, What is Enzyme Commission Number? How enzymes are named? Ø Enzymes are classified based on the reaction they catalyze. Ø Usually, the enzymes are named by adding the suffix “-ase” to the name of … Read more
“Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge…” Carl Sagan Learning objectives: What is scientific methodology? | Steps of Scientific Method | Hypothesis Concept | What is an Experiment? | What is ‘Testing of Hypothesis’? | What is Theory? | Inductive vs Deductive reasoning What is Scientific Methodology? … Read more
Dear Biotechnology Aspirants,
The application for DBT BET JRF 2020 is out now. You have to register online through the official website of Regional Centre for Biotechnology RCB (https://rcb.res.in/BET2020/). The test is conducted for the award of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) for pursuing research in frontier areas of Biotechnology and Life Sciences.
The candidates will be selected through “Biotechnology Eligibility Test (BET)”. Based on the performance in BET, two categories of merit list will be prepared (Category-I and Category-II). Government of India norms for reservation will be followed for selection.
Last Date of Application: 18/05/2020
Date of DBT BET 2020 Exam: 30/06/2020 (Tentative)
Anomalous Secondary Thickening in Storage Roots (Dicots) Ø In many dicots, the root functions as a storage region. Ø The secondary growth in these storage roots is usually anomalous type. Example: Ø Secondary thickening in Beta vulgaris (Beetroot – Chenopodiaceae) Ø Secondary thickening in Ipomoea batatas (Sweet potato – Convolvulaceae) Ø In the previous post … Read more