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DEPARTN,IEI.\IT OF ZOOLOGYB.Sc.-ZOOI-OGY : III AND XV SEh/IESTERS,- -,\DIDATES ADII.{IT' ED FROh{ TFIE ACADEtufI{l YfrAR 201i ONWARIIS)Ins.Part Coursei- * . '.L. j;Hrs/HoursExamMax. marksT'otaEliiti1S0S.E.CreditweekITI SEMESTERll'\,rjITamil Paper - TII5iIEnglish Paper -IIICore Major Paper -I\r6i i- 7IYl,-iCell Biology]IIt\.08---.-l lt*-.'rC03-.UZYSAl/IUZYSBlMa"ior Fractical* IIA1lied Chemistry PaperAllied ChernistryI\/Practical*Ycga Va}ueEducation : Frc,fessionaiValuesSkiltr Based Elective(NIajor) - l: ApiculturelOmamental LO4T11UENO4ItIIl IUZYOgTIUZYSA2Ii 1UZYSB2-150,}lt57510{)- IVCore Major Faper -V6-l25i)i001J25Tr/J1OCI1"J4A60I00j;5aJZ575I t !0lt2J40601004l1J1r1)75505025050;:,English Papt:rMajor Practical-trIAllied Chem.istry Paper-VaiLleEducation: SocialValuesYoga Practisal-II -'Value ECucation:Skiil Eased llicctive(tr44jr-n"}{i:\,'ernr iculture/Food 5AIlied Cirernistry1LUZY12JTamil Paper - I\r*II11UZY11t1SE MESIEBGeneticsiil230rv,)qHECP027i0025-1Sub totallltJZYl0JF.rrtensinn Ac.tivitieGrildins ofl v.);-'ttl
(FOR THE {IANDiDATES ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2011 ONWARDS)IIIll uzY07I - - -r&SC, aQIOT-,OGY TTITRq SEMESTER &LAqUSCELL B rOLOG1'Credit:4UNNT*Total Contact hours:91HoursAVeekTI(19Hrs)cell Theory:salirent features - Protoplasm theory - Germplasm theory andorganismal theory.dLScc,peof CellBiology:- Virus- HIV- Proka:yotic Cell (E.coli bacterium)- Eukaryotic Cell (Typical animal.cell)Organelles: Plasma membrane- stmcture - Trilaminarmodel - Birnolecular leaflet modeland Fluid mosaic modei. General functions of plasma rnembrane.II(l8llrs)Endoplasmic Reticulum: Ultra StructureI{ibosomes: Types*Rough and Smooth type:s - Functions.- chemical composition -Biogenesis of, 70s, FumctionGolgi coll'rplex: Structure and Functions.Lysosomes: Polymorphism-Enzyrnes and FunctionsfiI(18Hrs)Ntlitochondria: StructureNucleus:Nucleolus:- mDNA- origin-General firnctions (or) cell respiration.Stmcture of interface nucleus and function"Stnrcture and function.Chromosornes: Structure * Giant chromosomes-Polytene and Larrrp brush.il/Nucieic(18Hrs)acids -'DI{A Structure (Watson & Crick mcdel)- Replication of DNA (Semi-conservative mc,del)- Types of RI'IAGeneticCode * Salient lbaturesPrctein synthesis* Centraldogma and Central dogma reverse- Mechanism of protein synthesis* Components -
{2) (n uzY a7 )(r'oR THEUNIT. V*{1Regulation of Gene Expression in prokaryotes-C,8E{rs)Enzyme induction, Enzyme repressionand Feedback inhibition.*.r*cell division- cell cycle - Amitosis - Mitosis and MeiosisCell aging - Causes - Changes and ApoptosisCancer cells - Characteristics Properties Types Diagnosis-UNITHistorClassiTreatment andOncogenes.SpecieText Book:1.Cell BiologySocial-N. Arumugam- Saras publication ZOltUNITReference Books:-Introductory CytologyR* r"uIIBeehir1. A text book of Cell biology - V.p.Verma & Agarwal2. Cell Biology - De Robertis3. Inside the Living Cell - J.A.V. Butler4.I,'(,-Veer Bala Rastogi-200SSelecti200gExtrrUNITIIIMethApplirUNIT IV J' ProduUNIT V,.**-*,f ***lkDisaBee-kRuralrReference Bo1. An2. Eo3. Ea4. En
R THE C,I\NDIDATES A,DMITT'ED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2011 ONWARDS)lt. tIZYs Al!--.III SEMESTER SYI-,LAB{JSSKI{,I BASIID ELECTM - AIUCU[ ,JI-T&ES.Ss"-&OOLOGY rerlit : 2Total Contact hours:13Iloursr\ffeek:l(31-Irs)History of ApicultureClassificationSpecies ofhoney beesSocial organization ofhoney bee colonyITII(3Hrs)BeehiveSelection of Bees for ApicultureExtraction of honeyIII(2)Hrs)Methods of Bee keeping: Indigenous and modern method of apiculfurr:.Appliances for modern methodIV(21Hrs)Products of bee keeping:Honey - Chemical composition and importance of,honeyBee waxBee venomv(3 Hrs)Diseases and predatorsBee-keeping industryRural economyBooksAn intorduction to Arthropoda- H.S" Bhamrah Kavita Juneja.''Econmomic Entomology - N.T.KrishnanJ. Economic Zoology - Shukla. Upadhyay4. Entomology - Apiculture - Muthukumar1.gJJggJJJI
THE CANDIDATES ,4DMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2011 ONWARDS){lttB"Ss.- ZIOOLOGY-uzvsIB1,IIXI SEMTESTER. SYI.LABUSSKIIL BASED ELBCTIVEOBNAMENTAL FISH CULTURE1f -Total Contact hours:13Hours/Week:lI- General characters of fishes- -{.daptations of Ornamental fishes to Natural and Artificiai- Scope of Crnamerrtal Fish culture- Present status of Ornamental fish production.:II(3IIrs)conditii:ns(3ttrrs)- Materials required- Fabrication of Aquarium- Indoor aquarium- Outdoor aquariurn- Proper location of aquarium.: ITI(2Hrs)- Ph-vsico- Chemical characteristics of w-ater and Soil- Seiection of fish and Feed formulation and live fish feed.- Feeding and maintenance of,aquarium- Precautions: fl'(ZHrs)- Important Ornamental fish of Fresh water and marine water- Selection and Breeding techniques of some Ornamental fishes- Rearing technology of fu.Y(3Hrs)- Common disease of Ornamental fishes- Fish Parasites and their control- Bio- remedies for fish disease.- Populaisation of Ornamental fish culture for increasing trade and export.(. .2. .)
(2) (ttuzYSBl){FOR THEREFE}I.ENCE(:* Instructural * curn -Practical -Manual1)In iand fishery2)- NCERT - 1989 A hand book of fish farrning - S.C AgarwalPublication DepartmentYoi IV Aquaculture -by A.K, Dhr-rte.-55First Published in 1994 B.H.Enterprises. New Delhi"3) A Text book of fish& Fisheries Technology - Dr.K.P.Biswas, Calcutta(W.B) 2'dCrectrit: 4Edition,Published by Narendra Publishing house, Delhi 19964) Fish and Fisheries ofIndia -V.G i,(1988),Printed in India at Gopsons papers Prt Ltr*iL'NIT"Noidaar*lrl.I **** *** \TINITII**-1,:*UNITIII*SexII -\*\ ,.I.'
YEARTHE C;\NDIDATES A.DMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC.t2'0tr 1ONWARDS)ITI11UZY 0eiGENETTqSTotal Contact hours:dit : 4:9n'I{oursl\&'eek:7(l9Hrs)*I-&Larvs - Problerns'Menclel's monohybrid and di hybrid experiments Mendel'sd.Interaction ofgenes: Lethal genes*Polygenic inheritance:-EpistasisExamPle: [ikin eolour in man 1:4:6:4"1*Multiple altreles'':ExamPle: Coat colour in RabbitABO blood groups in man-Rh factor-problems(18Hrs)- II*&Linkage: Cornplette and inconiplete linkage- chromosome map in DrosophilaClhrornosome maps: Interference and coincidence('I'hree Point Cross)&NIT'Sex determination:-!XX * XY'''n.ZZ*ZWtYPetYPe- Human-Silk worrn mothBridge's genic balance theorYHymenoPteran tYPe - HoneY beeGynandrornorPh-Hormonali controlDrosoPhila-Free Martin Cattle'Ifi& Sex linlied inheritance:' EYe cclour in DrosoPhilar Haernophilia ancl colour blindness in maur - eioticnon*disjunction*\/ariation in chromosome number:- Euploidy and Aneuploidy(.2.".-.)
(2)U]VIT(fiazY(FOR TlrE (0e)*IV*(18Hrs)Pedigree analysisii) syndromes: Autosomal - Down syndrome and patau,s syndrome.Allosomar * Ktienferter's syndrome and Turner,ssyndrome.iii) Twins&*Credit:5Inborn Errors of metabolism: phenylketoneruia, Alcaptonuria,Albinism.Eugenics: Positive and Negative eugenics.UI{IT * Y***&MAJOR:CELI(18Hrs)Nucleic acids as genetic material: DNA anci RNA.Mutation: Detection of mutationsgene mutation--CIB method in Drosophila- IdoiecularbasisSubstitution mutations and Frarne shift mutationsofGE.\IPopulation Genetics: Gene pool, Gene frequency and genotype frequency,F{ardy* Weinberg law.,Text Book:1. A text book of genetics -MINOR:CELLVeer Bala Rastogi 200gGENER.ef'erence Books:1.Principies of Genetics- Sinnot Dunn Dobzhansky2. Advanced Genetics * G. S. Miglani3. Genetics - M. V/. Strickberger4. Principles of Genetics - Eldon J. Gardner5. Essential Genetics - Peter. J. Russell6. F{uman Genetics - E. A CarlsonV. Genetics -8.GeneticsSPOTTERS:CELLVenna and Agarwal - 2009* Dr. R. P. Meyyan -2AAgIIGENE]ataIIJJ&g&J&,{{{{{
OR THE CAhIDIDATES I\Dh,IITTED FROM THE ACIIDEMiC YEAR 20i 1 ONWARDS)f-- ',ll.SS" *tt uzY 1o:\ZOC'LOGY- FOURTH SEIUESTER SYLLABUS.ryfAJQ& PRACTICAL- II : CELI. tsI@GYAND GENETICEffilLsLqlHlJpNs Ar xHE-ENp-g-EFQllBItlsEMEsIu,R(IXjL]11Total Contact hours:52HoursAMeek:2Credit :5MA.IOTd;CEL]L BIOLOGY*Ivleasuren:ients of ceil usingStage Micrometer.,Ocular N{icrometer* Squash preparation frorn Onion - Root tip - MitosisGET{ETICS* Human Traits survey and gene frequency calculations* Human pedigree construction and analysis of a family data.]\{INOR:CEL]L BIOLOGY**Mounting of Polytene chromo,somesIdentification of squarnous epithelial cells in buccal smear.GENETICS& Blood grouping in man* Probability TestSPOTTERS;CELL BICILOGY* Human Immuno Deficiency Virus.& E" Coli Bacteriurn* d typical animal cell* Polyribosome* Polymorphism in Lysosome* Interface tr\ucleus* Lamp brush chromosome* Mitosis - stages* DNA - \\Iatson & Crick Model* tRNA-litructureGENETICS**&.F*.r****- Male and FemaleGynandromorphHairy PinnaTwinsErythroblastosis FeietalisKleinfslter's SyndromeDown Sy.ndromeTurner's iS;TrdrcmeFree - mertinSickle cell anemia,r*lirr,.*rlrr*DrosophilLla
(FOR THE CANDIDATES ADMITTED FROMTHE ACADEMIC YEAR 2011 ONWARDS)GY IVu-,r-tliSTEABUSSKILI" tsASEI} ELilCT'trVE - VERI\ffiCULTUR.ECredit:2Hours:lhrlweekTotal Contact:Hrs:unuri rtSystematic position of Earthworm - Habit and HabitatCommercial varieties of Earthworm for VermicompostingEconomic importance of vermicultureT]hIITII:Type study: Earthworm: Megascolex spExternal character, Digestive systemRespiratory systemtr33Hrs3IIrsExcretory systemReproductive systemUNITfII:Life cycle of EarthwormDiseases and Predators of EarthwormControl measuresUIIIT IV:Types of soilBiomassBiodegradable wastesNutrient content of Soil and BiomassIJNIT V:Preparation of VermibedMaintenance of Composting pitCollection of vermicompostNutrient value of vermicompostMarketing of vermicompostReference Books:l.2.3.4.- H.S Bhamrah Kavita JunejaModem text book of Zoology- R.L. KotpalA manual of Zoology - M. Ekambaranatha Iyer (pan -I)Fundamentals of Ecology - E.P. OdumAnnelidat2EIrs2Hrs3Hrs
FOR THE C]ANi]IDATES ,ADMITTED FROI,{THE ACADEMIC YEA.R 2011 ONWARDS)uzvs 82llr\-SKII,LB,A.SEDELECTIVB - FOOI} AND NUTRITIONlredit : 2lours:1hr/w.eekNIT.roNITc.roTotal Contact Hrs:TThe silope of food and nutritioncomposition of food (protein, carbohyilrate, Fat, vitamins andMinerals)Function and sources offoodIIMeasurernent of energy and energy varues of various foodEnergy requirementsBalanr;es dietDigestion and absorptionrit Xil. Milk -- Types - importance in the diet" Eggs *- struct,res and composition - importance in the dieteeMeat-(3Hrs)(2Hrs)Types - irnportance in the dietpulses- Types - importance in the diet(2Hrs)Fish - Types, importance in the dietVegetnbles - Types, irnportance in the dietFmits - Types, importance in the dietCereals and pulses - T'ypes, importance in the dietIIT Ve.rr(3Hrs)Cereatrs and{IT IVrr.r13(2Hrs)Food spoilageFood poisoning- food borne diseasesFood prreservationMethods of purification of potable waterFood lawsrt book1. Food and nutrition *-A,nita Tutl'erence tloroki' Fundaruentals of food and nutrition - Sumathi R. Mudambi and M. V. Rajagopal2. count what you eat * Iiwaran pasran pasricvhaHyderabad) " 'o{IN***E** -III
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGYB.Sc.-ZOOLOGY : Y AIrID\IISEMESTERS(FOR THE CANDIDATES ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2O1O ONWARDS)CourseCorlePartCourseIns.Hrs/HoursExamMax. marksIntlS.ETotalCredit100weekV SEMH,STERCore Major Paper - VII51OUZYl3ilIIOUZY14ilIIAUZYI5ilit{}uzY24IiIMajor Practical - IItr,)IAUZY25IIIh4ajor Practical - [V1IOUZY161U evelopmental BiologyCore Major Paper - VIIIBiostatistics&BiophysicsCore Major Paper - IXBiotechnology&Skill Based Non klajorElective:Poultry Science &Management TechnologySub 100J10{i100275755in Biology &EioinformaticsCore Elective iIAquacultureGeneral KnowledgeGeneral Awareness*Yoga ValueEducation2)255Core Eiective IComputer AppiicationsCore Elective PracticalComputer Practical-1.tJSSI130aJ1-)I502ti324(."".2.".)
(2iqPartCourseCodeNo(B.Sc"-ZOOLGGY SCI{E&XE - 2010 BATCI{}Hrs/ Hoursweek ExamCourse(FOR TFtrMax. marksS.EIntlTotal Credrt100VI SEMESTERflore Major Paper 1AUZY231.7510025J575100AppliedBir:teciinologY &MicrobiolcgYIv{ajor Practical - IIiMajor Practical - IVCore Elective - ilI:iIIJ2575100J4060100iJ40601004.f25]s I1005J25751002\2Sericr"dtureCore Eiective iV:ruIViT,TSk;ti euu*dNon - Major ElectiveVectors & HumanIvrrJ15050*Yogary*qHE,CO6ttValueEducation: GlobalValrresYoga Practical-IIIValue EducationIVO9I-IE,CPO3-J1-Sub total*. lhr-cry marks fr:r Human Exceilence (Yoga) not counted*jrQ.,*tions - i0 XPalt:{B(Juestioirs' fe -d: Qffio"*5X51:10 marks-rnarks *T1rrFoo-bLII*eooc.FerdPardClea'PatreExa:Unit IU5050crForrrGasuMeclo*ExarExo lUnitr\.o.Orgar*Der-elChartMuitiple Choice:25 marks - Either or pattern - (short-5X8 :4[i.75total ear2003.2009fO175(Question Paper settir:rg & valuation)Frl.rt {v cerrnponents - Irrternal Examination only* conducted by Department of Human ExcellenceYoga. & Non Mqi,ir ElestiveSS - Self StudYf.erLA. ScolG Brara Therr Garr87530IUnitUnitDiseases10.4--lOUZYS04Credits : 4Eccllogy & EvoiutionCore Tr,tajor PaPer10i.lzY21tarJ7,Y22r).25")Hours/ \YexiIImXry4.5Biochemistry&Anirnal PhYsiologYCore lr{ajor PaPer -answer type)E'ither or Pattern'b' - (I-ong ansn'er type)l\iot nr*re than two sub rlivisions either 'a' or
-i{E C'ANDiDATES ,A.DMITTED FRO},{ Tl{E--r'ACIADEN,'IIC YEAR iZOl0 ONWARDS)f---Iirouzyl3\*-.!---!SEMESTER SYLLARTJSI}EYEI-OPMENTAL.SIoLoGYedits:4mr#'\Yeek : 5rirTotal contact Hrs: 65I(I 3*{nsjScope of developmerrtal biology,'aBranches of developrnental biologyaThero ies- Preformati,on, Bio genetic, Gradient, OrganizeraGamr:togenesis- Prinlordial germ cells, spermatogenesis, oogenesisaTirpes of egg- tsased on amount, distribution, shell and deveroprnentaEggrnembr*"r- y'riroary, Secondary, Tertiary.it II(13l{rs)aFeriilization- Mechanism, Theroies of fertilizaticnaParthenogenesis- Natural and Artifi cialaClearrage- Characteri.stics, Planes* meridional, vertical, equatorial anrl latitudinal-r Patterns of cleavage holoblastic and meroblastico Example : Cleavage in frogitmr Fonnation of blastula and fate map in frogr Gastrulation- salient features, Types af morptrogenicInVitro FBrtilization(IvF)(13flrs!movements (Epibciy, Emboly),Mechanism of morphogenetic movements.rExample; Gastrulation in frogExo-gastrulation in fiogL.ai111ror(138{rs}chart showing the derivatives of germinal rayers in vertebratesOrganogenesis in Frog- Ectodermal (Brain)Mesodermal (Heart)Endodermal (Alimentary canal)rDerelopment and significance of foetal membranes in chick(. .2.)
(2)(10 uzYGOR Trm13 )(13l{rs)Llnit Veof viliibased on foetal membranes, distributionPlacentation in mammals- Classificationand histologYTextaFunctions of PlacentaGExperimental embryologycEmbryonic stem cells*Spemann's experiments on OrganizerCnedifs : -lFtroursA\ eeUNIT IrCoIlbookRoad' Feriavilai'n--- n-'Lli i ' 1 l4l353,A.R'PCampIndia' 2011Kottar Fost, Nagercoil - 629A02 ' Tarnilnadu's .chand Publication, 2006embryolog)- O t verma& v K AgarwalIrTaE2.Chor*late/Reference Lrooks:3.4.McGraw-Hill Book Co' New YorkDeveiopmental biology - WJ Berrill'*-wesley ' 1979 publishers'An outline of animal development Davenport, '{ddisonUniversitY of Michigan,5.2010/.Di.lI,saunders college Pubtrishing'Embryology - Balinsky, 5th ,RichardlGardner,DavidGottliebViva tsooks Pvt'Ltd' Chennai7. Developmental Biology - ://"RegI
'oR THE CANDIDATES ADMITTEDFR.OM THE ACADEN4IC YEAR 2010 ONWARIS),--*itouzYr4\-*E.Sc. ZOQI.,OGY-IFIJTEI EME TER SYLITABU ETE} T4TI TICS ANP BITotal contact5I{IT I,65(13Hrs).Colle,ction of datarTabulationrDiagrammatic presentation.Measures of centnal tendency,/Individual, Discrete and continuous seriesdtIIo Standard deviationrCorelation.Regression analysisrIIredits : 4ours/Week:IIIi(13I{rs}(.2. .)
\2)(10UZY14)/llfiE \- -r--1::,[r rrfIIIo Chi-square'festLrnitruUnit *(lJHrsiStudent's T* test - Froperties and ApplicationsCredit:Analysis of Yariance (ANOVA) - One-r.vay analysisHours/lYIVre(13Hrs)Scope of biophysicsThermodynamicsprinciples.LC1c TricgsUnit: IIVr(l3Hrs}fmstrumentationText Eook1.Basic concepts of Biostatistics2.Biophysics and Instrurnentation201- Dr. N. Arumugarn--Saras publication (201 1)Dr. N. Arumugam and V. Kumaresan, Saras publication1Reference tsookFundamentals of biostatistics.EsoPoElectron Microscope (SEM)1.Ir Int.Cc. Pli" .,;#'J.::::*""0'Y{JnitUnit:i*Veer Bala Rastogi, 20092. Biostatistics - Gupta, 20073. Elernentary Biophysics "-P. K. Srivastava, 20054. Biophysics - Principles and Techniques- M. A. Subramanian, 2005X '{( *** **'Hre \IroDlUnit: IIIc PrceYarCorGec Proc BicUnit: fl'r Cotc SglcooCanCelBio
,-*- r-\rDilATES I'ilN'tITTi-rD FRofi,t rHE ACA.DEMIC YEAR 2010 oNtvARDS),--'-I\--to rizYR,5c,rsI:---l- &O{,OGY ruFTH WMffiTEB leiLLABtlETotal Contact hours: 65(13Hrs)aIntroduction, scope and importance of biotechnologyaConstruction of Recombinant DNAaPlasmids pBR 322aCosmidsaTransposonsao.rre' Genomic LibraryIIEstablished ceii lines(13t{rs)-Kinetics of cell growthPol,merase Chain Reaction {PCR)- Applicxions of PCR in BiotechnologyH)'bridomas\fonoclonalAntibodiesDNA Finger printingm{i3I{rs}aProduction of Human Growth HormoneaVaccinesaCorticosteroidsaGene Replacement TheoryIProduction of L. lysine, L. threonine and TyrosineaBiochips-Interferons and cytokineswaConversion of Hemicellulose and LigninoSenage treatuent by anaerobic digestionaConversion of niaste into biogas and compostaCell fiee hydrogen productionaBioremdiation(13l{rs}{.2.)
(2)(10uzY16 )(roR TI(8UNIT * VoHrs)Protein PredictionaoroSimiliarrty {earchRepresentativeof biomoleculesas stingsof symbolsPylogenetic analYsisCORDrug designing.Text Books:1. Microsoft Office-Joyce Cox and PollyUrban.Credit:2.Fundamentalsofcomputer w Delhi -110001, 19863.Genomic Bioinformatics- (2010) C' Subramanian-Dominent Publisher' New Delhi2zReference books:4.5.Iv[cGraw-Hill Book Co, New YorkWorking in Microsoft office. Ron Mansfield,DelhiThukral, oxford University Ptess, NewBioinformatics-orpita Bosu, Simminder Kaur1 1 00016. IntroductiontoBioinformaticsLongman, Harlow; 1999;7.g.Bioinformatics- Applications- T'K"Attwood and D'J' Parrysmith' Addison Wesley( 2009) Eds''in Life and Environmental sciencesNew Delhi'M.H' Fuelker, Capital Publishing Company'Narosa Ptrblishing House, New Delhi'Basic Bioinf,onnatics - s. geUniversityl.htPress pp339.Referenctzu2, "A3. t\ti* {.t*,f**{'*
(FoR TIIE CI'{NDIDATES :{DMITTED FR0MTHE A.cADEMIC vEAR;1010 oNwARDS):10\--uzY t7I,I@LEqTIYEPBA9TICAISLAB PRACTICAI{Crerllt :XF{oursAVeek:2'lotal Conta ct Eroul-s :261.creating, editing and printing a document in tvIS word.Creating ;a table in MS Word.2.3. Ivlail Merging.4. Freparation of worksheet in MS Excel5. Creating a chart in Ms * Excel.6"Preparation of slides for presentation in Ms-power pcint. Database - Creation and euerying in Ms Access.8. Web brorvsing and E-Mailing ( Demonstration )79 Gene findling and protein prediction ( Demonstration)10. Bio-molecurar visuarizationusing ( I)emonstration )R.asMol"Referenee Eooks:1'Introduction to Bioin{brmatics-(1999)* by T.K. Attr.r'oodand D.J. Farrysmith LongmanFublications.2."A practical guide to the analysis of genesJ.Microsoft Officeand proteins* Joyce Cox and polly llrban.*{ 4 *A**( 1997) Wiley Inter science.
AcADEMicrr'DMlrrED FROM s iTotal Courtact Hrs: 523Ilours: 4hrlrveek(12hrs)UnitEsScope of aquacultureaCulture methodsMethods of fish farmingHome aquarium(1.0hrs)Unit I1rexampleupto order le
DEPARTN,IEI.\IT OF ZOOLOGY B.Sc.-ZOOI-OGY : III AND XV SEh/IESTERS, _ - -,\DIDATES ADII.{IT' ED FROh{ TFIE ACADEtufI{l YfrAR 201i ONWARIIS) Hours Max. marks Exam ITI SEMESTER ll I Tamil Paper - TII 5 J 25 i00 3 '\,rj iI English Paper - III 6 25 75 1Otl i i- 7]II Core Major Paper -I\r Cell Biology 7 J 25 75 100 4 IYl,-i Ma"i
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