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Page5 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. PrinciplesBiochemistry, 2002. of Harter, H.R. ofTextBookBiophysical chemistry and 3) Cantor, 2 (Vol. byGreeman A.W.H. Co., and 1980. Protein Design, Engineering Paul,Carey,PressInc,and by R. Academic 1996. 1981. Publishers, Macmillian R. Chang. by system, Biological to application with Chemistry Physical Outlines Connof P.K. byBiochemistry, stump,Wiley and Eastern E.E. 1989.New Ltd. Delhi, Ltd., Hall and Chapman Lipid., London,1980. James, M.L.A.I. Gurrand, by introduction, Biochemistry-an 1983. Oxford, Press, Pergamon Mercer, E.I. and W. T. Goodwin by Biochemistry, Plant of Introduction Lange Marugen Medical Publication 1990. Ltd. Col. Grammer, D.K. and Rodwell V.W. Mayes, D.W.P.A. Martin, Biochemistry, of Review Harper's of FundamentalsNitrogenPostage by Cambridge Fixation, J.R.University press, Oxfords, 1982. UniversityPress. Oxford and Abbey R. John Carbbe, C. M., James by Modellar3., Molecular Desktop Catherine by Biochemistry, CBS Stryer, L.,Publishers and 1986.New Distribution, Delhi, Delhi, 1989. New publishers, CBS A.L. Lehninger by Function, and structure Cell of Principles Biochemistry:

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Page5 Staining: andanaerobic andaerobic bacteria, culturebrothcharacteristics. Colony techniques: culture Pure inmicro-organisms. of mode nutrition nutrition Microbial eukaryotes and actinomycetes) cyanobacteria, and (molds, yeast,eukaryotes ,fungi),viruses (bacterial, and plant animal). Prokaryotes of account General of characterization. taxonomy, methods Microorganisms: of Classification status of biotechnology, microbiology in India. Microbiology to Introduction are candidates the and syllabus entire EachC all 1.5 question marks.required carry questions. in section will to attempt covering questions type answer short 10 of consist will C Section marks. 15 carry shall B and A section in question Each B. and A section from each to questions two required attempt are candidates and units respective from each questions four have will respectively) syllabus, allowed:Time Lectures Delivered to be The question paper will consist of three sections. Section A and B (Consist of unit I and II of the of II and I unit of (Consist B and A Section sections. three of consist will paper question The Fixation Fixation and negative, andfixatives, positive, Gramtechniques.fast stainingacid

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Page5 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Recommended:Books andSulphur Phosphorus) Agents: Geochemical as Microorganisms mechanism, fixation function of enzyme.nitrogenase Nitrogen Biological Fixation: micro floraon antimicrobial agents (antibiotics). E.coli : Salmonella, Clostridium, flora micro Human andsterilantsfumigation) and antisepsis filtration), and, ultrasonication radiation, tyndallization, pasteurization, Microorganisms-: of Regulation Growth cultures. improvement: Strain methods of generation time, measurements of Factors growth,growth affectingof microorganism. Growth Microbial London, London, 1995. Phis, WCB Nester, M.T. Roberts. C.E. Newster, E.W. by Perspective Human A by Microbiology: by MicrobiologyPrescott. England,Harleyu, Klein, L.M. J.P.Pbls, D.A.WCB1993. UK,Press, 1996. University Cambridge Killington, R.A. and Evans E.G.V. Heritage, J. Microbiology Introductory byMicrobiology: General Cambridge H.G. University Press, Schegel, UK, 1995. 1992.Hong Kong, Millan, Mac Painter, P.R. and Wheelis M.L. Ingraham, J.L. R.Y.Stanier, by Microbiology: General New Jersy, Prentice Hall, 2000. Parker, J. Martinlzo, J.M. Madigan, M.T. by Madigan M.T. by organisms Micro of biology Brock : Growth curve, synchronous and diauxic growth, mathematical expression of growth, of expression mathematical growth, diauxic and synchronous curve, Growth : ehd f sri mrvmn n tblt f boehooial important biotechnologically of stability and improvement strain of Methods oe o neto, ptoeei n oto f mcoil foa ( flora microbial of control and pathogenesis infection, of Mode Microbiologysymbiotic nitrogen fixation, and nitrogen of non-symbiotic f hmn itiuin ad ocrec f nra lr, Efc of Effect flora, normal of occurrence and Distribution human, of )

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Page5 Marks) from the list of practical pertaining to lab course. Section B will contain practical to perform in Practical for Paper perform V- to practical contain will B Section (25Marks) C examination practical contain,Evaluation VoceSection and note Book will Viva Marks).(12.5 course. lab to pertaining practical of (12.5 up list write the contain will from A Marks) Section C. and B A, sections three of consist will paper practical Final The Hrs.allowed for Time Examination: 4 Practical Time 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Determination of lipid content infood Determinationofsample. lipid content Determinationoftotal by sugars Anthrone method. ofApplicationsHanderson-Hasselbalch equation offor the preparationbuffer solutions. vitamin a method.Determine citrus fruitwithtitrationcontent C in Determinationof protein Lowry’s by method,Biuret method. Determinationofreducing DNSA sugars by method. DeterminationofValuepKa by method.titration INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PAPERSETTER/CANDIDATE THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR

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