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CSIR-UGC NET Life Sciences Jun, 2022 Analysis
Overall the exam was easy; it just required the easy facts and fine logics to solve the questions. Each and every unit was thoroughly covered and have equal weightage on questions. Part A questions were comparatively hard to solve but If one have good aptitude they can solve it easily. ...
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CSIR-UGC NET Life Sciences Dec, 2014 Analysis
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Only half of the aspirants are serious towards their preparation
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More number of aspirants in December than in June
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Increase in the number of aspirants every year
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Lung cancer is truly described in which of the following statement?
a. Mostly they are small cell types b.80% of the people die c. Screening is beneficial d. None of the above
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In in-vitro condition an anticoagulant sodium oxalate prevents clotting by:
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What is the shape of the pyramid of energy?
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Largest synthetic molecular ‘cage’ built by Biochemists
Biochemists have created the largest protein which self-assembles into a molecular cage. They designed a protein, which does not exist in nature. It is hundreds of times smaller than a human cell. This research could lead to ‘synthetic vaccines’ which protects people from the flu, HIV and many other diseases. ...
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Nano-cocoons designed to deliver drugs effectively against cancer cells
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Hibiscus has potential to cure diabetes