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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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What does Monohybrid crosses reveal?
a. Each plant must pose just one genetic factor that code for character b. Each plant must pose two genetic factors that code for character c. Each plant must pose multiple genetic factors that code for character d. All of the above
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What are the major components of feedback mechanism:
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Which of the following mutagen is an example of base analog?
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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