BANGALORE UNIVERSITY

Jnana Bharathi, Bengaluru-560 056

B.Sc., GENETICS SYLLABUS

(I to VI Semesters)
(CBCS SCHEME)
(Three-Year Choice Based Credit System Syllabus)

Effective from 2018-19 ONWARDS

B.Sc., Genetics – I to VI Semester Syllabus

 CENTRE FOR APPLIED GENETICS, BANGALORE UNIVERSITY
Jnana Bharathi, Bengaluru – 560 056
SCHEME OF THREE YEAR CBCS B.Sc., COURSE IN GENETICS
SCHEME OF EXAMINATION AND CREDITS
Type Duration
Paper Hours/ IA Exam Total
Title of paper of of Exam Credits
No. Week Marks Marks Marks
paper (Hours)
I SEMESTER
GNT Fundamentals of T 4 3 30 70 100 2
101 Cell Biology
GNP Fundamentals of P 3 3 15 35 50 1
101 Cell Biology
II SEMESTER
GNT Principles of 2
T 4 3 30 70 100
201 Genetics
GNP Principles of
P 3 3 15 35 50 1
201 Genetics
III SEMESTER
GNT 2
Cytogenetics T 4 3 30 70 100
301
GNP
Cytogenetics P 3 3 15 35 50 1
301
IV SEMESTER
GNT 2
Molecular Genetics T 4 3 30 70 100
401
GNP
Molecular Genetics P 3 3 15 35 50 1
401
V SEMESTER
GNT Recombinant DNA 2
T 3 3 30 70 100
501 Technology
GNT Basic Human 2
T 3 3 30 70 100
502 Genetics
GNP Recombinant DNA
P 3 3 15 35 50 1
501 Technology
GNP Basic Human
P 3 3 15 35 50 1
502 Genetics
VI SEMESTER
Developmental,
GNT 2
Evolutionary and T 3 3 30 70 100
601
Biometrical Genetics
GNT Applied and 2
T 3 3 30 70 100
602 Behavioural Genetics
Developmental,
GNP
Evolutionary and P 3 3 15 35 50 1
601
Biometrical Genetics
GNP Applied and
P 3 3 15 35 50 1
602 Behavioural Genetics
* Submission of certified practical record is MANDATORY for
attending practical examination.
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 SCHEME OF EXAMINATION UNDER CBCS

Each paper carries a maximum of 100 marks as indicated below:

Theory of 3hrs duration……………………................70 Marks
Internal Assessment*……………………....................30 Marks
Total – 100 Marks

Internal Assessment –
Theory Attendance - 10 marks
Tests (Two) - 10 marks
Seminars / Assignment - 10 marks
Total - 30 Marks

Practical of 3hrs duration……………………......35 Marks

Practical Attendance - 05 marks

Tests (One) - 10 marks
Total - 15 Marks

SUBJECT (OPTIONALS) COMBINATION:

Biochemistry/Chemistry is the compulsory optional subject.
The other optional subject may be any one of the following:
1) Biotechnology, 2) Botany, 3) Microbiology, 4) Sericulture, and 5) Zoology.

B.Sc., Genetics – I to VI Semester Syllabus

 B.Sc., Genetics I to VI Semester Syllabus
I Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper - GNT 101: FUNDAMENTALS OF CELL BIOLOGY
52 Hrs.
UNIT I 13 Hrs.
A. Scope of Genetics
B. Microscopy
Magnification, Resolving power, Principles and Applications of
Simple, Compound, Stereozoom, Phase contrast, Fluorescent and
Electron microscopes (TEM & SEM).
C. Model Organisms
Life cycle and Genetic significance of: Bacteriophage (Lytic and
Lysogeny), Bacteria- E. coli. (Binary fission and Conjugation),
Saccharomyces (Budding and Sexual reproduction), Coenorhabdites
elegans, Drosophila, Arabidopsis thaliana and Rattus albicans.
UNIT II 12 Hrs.
Ultrastructure and functions of Cell:
Cell Theory, Organization of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, Cell
wall (Plant): Ultrastructure, Chemical composition and Functions.
Plasma membrane: Chemical composition, Ultrastructure- Fluid
Mosaic model, Functions – Osmosis, Phagocytosis, Pinocytosis, Active
Transport, Cell Junctions - Tight, Gap, Desmosomes and
Plasmadesmata.
UNIT III 14 Hrs.
Ultrastructure and functions of Cell organelles:
Ultrastructure, Chemical composition and Functions of Cytoplasmic
organelles: Endoplasmic reticulum, Ribosomes, Lysosomes, Golgi
bodies and Cytoskeleton. Mitochondria: Ultrastructure, Chemical
composition and Functions- Kreb’s cycle, Electron transport system &
Oxidative phosphorylation. Plastids: Types, Ultrastructure of
Chloroplast and role in Photosynthesis. Nucleus: Morphology, nuclear
envelope, nucleoplasm, nucleolus and chromatin.
UNIT IV 13 Hrs.
Cell cycle and Cell division:
Cell Cycle: G1, S, G2 and M phases, Check points. Mitosis: Stages,
Mitotic apparatus, cytokinesis, Mitogens and Inhibitors, Significance.
Meiosis: Stages, Synaptonemal complex, crossing over and chaisma
formation, Significance. Cell senescence and Cell death (Apoptosis):
Programmed cell death, Mechanism of cell death and significance.

B.Sc., Genetics – I to VI Semester Syllabus

 I Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Practical Syllabus
Paper - GNP 101: FUNDAMENTALS OF CELL BIOLOGY
15 practicals
1. Microscopy: 02 Prs.
Handling of Dissection, Stereo and Compound microscopes.
2. Genetic study of model organisms and their significance: 05 Prs.
a) Bacteriophage – Lambda phage
b) Bacteria: E. coli.
c) Saccharomyces
d) Coenorhabditis elegans
e) Drosophila melanogaster
f) Arabdopsis thaliana
g) Rattus albicans
3. Staining Techniques: 04 Prs.
a) RNA and DNA- Methyl green and Pyronin
b) Mitochondria- Janus green
c) Lactobacillus and E. coli- Gram Staining
4. Observation of Mitotic stages in permanent slides 01 Prc.
5. Temporary squash preparation of Onion root tips for mitosis 03 Prs.

I Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 101: FUNDAMENTALS OF CELL BIOLOGY
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Prepare a temporary squash of the given material. Identify the stage
and comment. (Mitosis) 08
2. Stain, mount and comment on the given material.
(Any one of RNA/DNA/Mitochondria/ E.coli./Lactobacillus. 07
3. Identify and comment on any four spotters: 15
i. Microscope- Any one (03)
ii. Mitotic stage- Any one (03)
iii. Model organisms- Any two (2x4.5=09)
4. Class Records 05

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 I Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Scheme of Valuation of Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 101: FUNDAMENTALS OF CELL BIOLOGY
1. Preparation of Mitotic slide 08
(Preparation of slide- 04, Identification of stage- 01, Comment on
the stage with diagram- 03)
2. Stain, mount and comment on the given material. 07
(Staining and mounting- 04, comments- 03)
3. Spotters: Identify and comment on any four spotters 15
i. Microscope- Any one
(Identification- 01, Working principle- 01, Applications-01)
ii. Mitotic stage- Any one
(Identification- 01, Diagram-01, Comments-01)
iii. Model organism- any two
(Identification with classification- 01, Comments on life
cycle- 2.5, Genetic significance- 01)
4. Class Records 05

References:
1. Biology: The Dynamic Science, 2nd Edition,Peter J. Russell, Paul E.
Hertz.. Beverly Mc Millan publications. 2012
2. Cell and Molecular Biology, 4th Edition, P.K. Gupta. 2014
3. Cell Biology, 10th Edition, S.P. Singh and B. S. Tomar. 2014.
4. Cytogenetics, 1st Edition, P.K. Gupta. 2013
5. Instant notes in Microbiology. J. Nicklin et al., 2003.
6. Microbiology, 3rd Edition, P.D. Sharma. 2012.
7. Molecular Biology of Cell, 5th Edition by Alexander Johnson. 2008

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 II Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper - GNT 201: PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS
52 Hrs.
UNIT I 13 Hrs.
a. History of Genetics:
Pre- Mendelian genetic concepts: Preformation,Epigenesis,
Inheritance of acquired characters and Mutation theory.
Heredity and Environment: Concepts of Phenotype, Genotype,
Heredity, variation, Pure lines and Inbred lines.
b. Biography of Mendel and his experiments on pea plants.
c. Law of Segregation: Monohybrid cross, Back cross and Test
cross, Problems related.
d. Law of Independent Assortment: Dihybrid cross in pea plant,
Back cross and Test cross, Problems related.
UNIT II 13 Hrs.
a. Multiple Alleles: Definition, ABO blood groups and Rh factor in
Human, Genetic Problems related.
b. Gene Interactions
 Deviations from Mendelism: Incomplete inheritance and Co-
dominance
 Inter allelic:-
 Complementary gene interaction (9:7) Ex: Lathyrus odoratus
 Supplementary gene interaction (9:3:4) Ex: Grain color in Maize.
 Epistasis - Dominant Ex.: Fruit color in Cucurbita pepo, Recessive -
Ex.: Coat color in Mice.
 Non- Epistasis - Ex.: Comb pattern in Poultry.
UNIT III 13 Hrs.
Elements of Biometry
 Measures of Central Tendency - Mean, Median and Mode
 Measures of Dispersion - Variance and Standard deviation
 Test of Hypothesis - Student’s ‘t’ Test, Chi square Test.
 Probability - Definition and rules.
 Distribution - Normal, Binomial and Poisson.
UNIT IV 13 Hrs.
Sex Determination
 Chromosome theory of Sex determination: XX- XY, XX-XO, ZZ-ZW,
Genic balance theory of Bridges, Intersexes and Super sexes in
Drosophila, Y chromosome in sex determination of Melandrium.
 Environment and sex determination
 Hormonal control of Sex determination (Free martins).
 Gynandromorphs
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  Dosage compensation in Drosophila, Coenorhabditis elegans and
Man (Lyon’s hypothesis).
 Sex differentiation in Drosophila and Man.
II Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Practical Syllabus
Paper - GNP 201: PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS
15 Practicals
1. Temporary squash preparation of: 04 Prs.
a. Onion Flower buds
b. Grasshopper testes lobes
2. Study of: 01 Prc.
a. Flower colour in Antirrhinum/ Mirabilis
b. Coat colour in Mice
c. Comb pattern in Poultry
3. Blood Typing 01 Prc.
4. Biometrical Computation of: 03 Prs.
a. Mean, Median and Mode
b. Variance, Standard Deviation
5. Problems on: Student’s ‘t’ test and Chi square test 02 Prs.
a. Genetic problems on:
b. Multiple alleles 02 Prs.
c. Gene Interactions (Complemetary/ Supplementary/ Dominant
Epistasis gene interactions) 02 Prs.

II Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 201: PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Prepare a temporary squash of the given material. Identify the
stage and comment. (Meiosis) 10
2. Detect the blood group of the given sample A and B. Report and
comment on the results. 2.5x2= 05
3. Identify and comment on any two spotters: 3x2= 06
i. One spotter from: Antirrhinum/ Mirabilis/ Comb pattern in
Poultry/ Coat color in mice.
ii. Meiotic stage.
4. Genetic Problems ( 03 only): 3x 3= 09
i. Biometry- one
ii. Multiple Alleles - one
iii. Gene interaction( Complementary/ Supplementary/
Dominant Epistasis gene interactions) – any one
5. Class Records 05
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 II Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Scheme of Valuation of Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 201: PRINCIPLES OF GENETICS
1. Preparation of temporary squash (Meiosis) 10
(Preparation- 05, Identification of stage- 01, Comment on the
stage with diagram- 04)
2. Detect the blood group of the given sample A and B. Report and comment
on the results. 2.5 x2= 05
(Performance-01, Result- 0.5, Comment on result- 01 per sample)
3. Identify and comment on any two spotters: 3x2= 06
(Identification – 01, Comments with diagram- 02)
4. Genetic Problems: (03 only) 3x3=09
(For each problem- 03)
5. Class Records 05

References:
1. Advanced Genetics. G. S. Miglani. Alpha Science International, Ltd. 2012.
2. Cell and Molecular Biology, 4th Edition, P.K. Gupta. 2014
3. Fundamentals of Biostatistics. 2nd Edition. Khan & Khanum. 2004.
Ukaaz publications.
4. Genes- IX, 9th Ed., Benjamin Lewin. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2008.
5. Genetics – Classical to modern, 1st Edition. P.K. Gupta. 2013.
6. Principles of Genetics, 7th Edition, Robert H. Tamarin. 2002. Tata- Mc
Graw Hill publications.
7. Theory and Problems of Genetics. W. D. Stansfield. 2002. Mc Graw
Hill publications.

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 III Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper – GNT 301: CYTOGENETICS
52 Hrs.
UNIT I 14 Hrs.
a. Physical Basis of Inheritance:
 Definition, Description of chromatin structure, Chromosome theory of
inheritance.
 Eukaryotic Chromosome: Macro-molecular organization. Primary and
Secondary constriction, Sat-bodies, Telomeres, Histones, DNA,
Nucleosome
 Heterochromatin and Euchromatin and its significance.
 Ultra structure of Chromosome - Nucleosome model, Karyotype and
Idiogram.
b. Special types of Chromosomes:
 Structure and Significance of Special type of Chromosomes: Polytene
 Chromosome - Salivary gland chromosome in Drosophila, Lampbrush
chromosome in amphibian Oocyte.
 Supernumerary B Chromosome.
UNIT II 13 Hrs.
a. Sex Linkage:
 Definition of sex linkage
 Meiotic behavior of chromosome and non - disjunction. Bridges
theory of non-disjunction.
 Sex linkage in Drosophila.
 Sex linked genes in poultry, moths and man
 Sex linked inheritance in man (Colour-blindness, Haemophilia)
 Attached X-chromosome.
b. Extra Chromosomal Inheritance / Cytoplasmic Inheritance:
 Characteristic features of Cytoplasmic Inheritance.
 Inheritance of : Mitochondrial DNA, Chloroplast DNA, Kappa articles
in Paramecium, Sigma factor in Drosophila, Shell coiling in snail.
 Cytoplasmic Male Sterility (CMS) in maize.
UNIT III 14 Hrs.
a. Linkage:
 Definition of Linkage, Coupling and Repulsion hypothesis, Linkage
group- Drosophila, maize and man, Types of linkage-complete linkage
and incomplete linkage, Factors affecting linkage- distance between
genes, age, temperature, radiation, sex, chemicals and nutrition,
Significance of linkage.

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 b. Crossing over:
 Crossing over- definition and types of crossing over: Germinal and
Somatic crossing over.
 Cytological basis of crossing over: Stern’s experiments in Drosophila,
Creighton and Mc Clintock experiment in maize.
 Mechanism of crossing over: Chiasma type theory, Breakage first
theory, Contact first theory, Strain or torsion theory.
 Molecular mechanism of crossing over - Holiday model, Crossing over
in Drosophila.
 Interference and coincidence, Steps in Construction of genetic map
(Drosophila).
UNIT IV 11 Hrs.
Chromosomal aberrations:
Numerical: Euploidy (Monoploidy, Haploidy and Polyploidy)
Polyploidy- Autopolyploidy and Allopolyploidy.
Aneuploidy- Monosomy, Nullisomy and Trisomy.
Structural - Deletions (Terminal, Interstitial), Duplication (Tandem,
Reverse tandem and Displaced), Translocation (Simple, Isochrome,
Reciprocal, Displaced) and Inversions (Pericentric and Paracentric).
Significance of chromosomal aberrations.

III Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Syllabus
Paper – GNP 301: CYTOGENETICS
15 Practicals
1. A .Culturing and Handling of Drosophila: 02 Prs.
a) Media Preparation
b) Cleaning and Sterilization of bottles
c) Handling of Drosophila
B. Morphology and Sexual dimorphism
2. Study of at least five types of Drosophila: 02 Prs.
a) Body color mutant- Ebony body and Yellow body.
b) Wing mutant- Curly wing and Vestigial wing.
c) Eye color mutant- Bar eye, White eye, Sepia eye.
3. Mounting of Sex Comb of Drosophila melanogaster. 01 Prc.
4. Salivary gland Chromosome- 04 Prs.
a) Dissection of Salivary glands.
b) Preparation of Polytene chromosome.
5. Study of Chromosomal Aberrations: 03 Prs.
a) Observation of permanent slides of chromosomal aberrations.
b) Inversion- Salivary gland chromosomes of Drosophila nasuta.
c) Translocation- Flower buds of Rhoeo discolor.
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d) Induction of polyploidy in Onion root tips.
6. Genetic Problems on Linkage and Crossing over: 03 Prs.
a) Drosophila. b) Maize. c) Human (Sex Linkage).

III Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper – GNP 301: CYTOGENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Prepare the Salivary gland Chromosomes from the given material
and comment on its salient features. 10
2. Prepare a temporary anther squash of Rhoeo for catenation ring
and comment with neat diagram
OR
Mount the Sex comb of Drosophila melanogaster and comment with
a diagram. 09
3. Identify and comment with neat labeled diagrams for the following
spotters 3 X 2= 06
a) Any Two mutants of Drosophila melanogaster.
b) Any One Chromosomal Aberration (Inversion/ polyploidy).
4. Solve the given genetic problem on Linkage map / Sex Linkage. 05
Note: For construction of linkage map data of two point / three point
crosses should be provided.
5. Class Records. 05

III Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Scheme of Practical Examination
Paper – GNP 301: CYTOGENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Preparation of Salivary gland Chromosomes and comment.
(Preparation - 06, Comments with diagram – 04) 10
2. Preparation of a temporary anther squash of Rheo and comment with
diagram. OR
Mounting of the Sex comb of Drosophila melanogaster and comment
with diagram. (Preparation / Mounting – 05, Comment with
diagram– 04) 09
3. Spotters. 3X2= 06
(Each spotter: Identification – 01, Comment with diagram – 01)
4. Genetic Problem 05
5. Class Records 05
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References:
1. Chromosomal Abberrations: Basic and Applied aspects by Obe.G. and
A.T. Natarajan (1990) Springer Verlag, Berlin.
2. Cytogenetics, Plant Breeding and evolution by U.Sinha and Sunita
Sinha , Vikas Publishing House Private, Limited, 1998.
3. Cytology, Genetics and Molecular Biology by P.K.Gupta (2002),
Rastogi publications.
4. Elements of Genetics by Phundan Singh, Kalyani Publishers. 2009.
5. Genetic Maps, 6th edition by O’Brien, S (1993) Book 3: Lower
Eukaryotes. Book 4: Nonhuman Vertebrates. Book 5: The Human
maps. Book 6: Plants. Cold Spring Harbor Lab press New York.
6. Genetics, 2nd Edition, by Weaver, R.F. and Hendrick, P.W. (1992).
W.C. Brown.
7. Instant notes in Genetics by P.C.Winter, G.I. Hickey and H.L.Fletcher
(2003) Viva Books Pvt.Ltd.
8. Principles of Genetics by E.J.Gardener, M.J.Simmons and
D.P.Snustad.J.Wiley and Sons pubs (1998).

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 IV Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper – GNT 401: MOLECULAR GENETICS
52Hrs.
UNIT I 13 Hrs.
a. Chemical Basis of Heredity:
DNA as genetic material- Experiments of Griffith; Avery, Mc Leod and
Mc Carty; Harshey and Chase.
RNA as genetic material- Experiment of Fraenkel and Singer.
b. Nucleic acids:
Molecular structure of DNA, Chargaff’s rule, Forms of DNA- A, B and
Z forms.
RNA types and structure – mRNA, tRNA (clover leaf model), rRNA.
Ribozymes
c. DNA Replication:
Meselson and Stahl Experiment.
DNA Replication in prokaryotes – Initiation, Continuous and
discontinuous synthesis, Events at the replication fork, Termination,
Enzymology.
Rolling circle replication in φX174 virus.
DNA Replication in eukaryotes.
UNIT II 13 Hrs.
a. Genome organization
Fine structure of the Gene- Cistron, muton and recon.
Organization of Chloroplast and mitochondrial genome.
b. Gene expression:
Transcription: initiation, elongation and termination (rho- dependent
and rho- independent).
Post transcriptional modifications: methylation, polyadenylation, RNA
splicing.
Translation: Genetic code and its properties; process of translation-
Initiation, elongation and termination. Post-traslational modifications
of proteins.
UNIT III 13 Hrs.
a. Gene regulation:
Concept of operon, Inducible operon - Lac operon – structure and
mechanism, Catabolite repression. Repressible operon - Tryptophan
operon - structure and mechanism.
b. Bacterial Genetics:
Transformation, Transduction-Generalized and specialized;
Conjugation: F factor mediated, Hfr and Sexduction.
c. Introduction to Genomics, Proteomics, metabolomics, microbiome.

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UNIT IV 13 Hrs.
a. Transposable elements: Bacteria, Yeast, Maize and Drosophila.
b. Mutations:
Introduction and Types of Gene mutations - Base substitution
(Transition and transversion), Frame shift mutation, insertion,
deletion, missense, nonsense, reverse, suppressor and lethal
mutations).
Pleiotropy- definition and examples.
Mutagens – Physical (ionizing and non- ionizing radiations) and
chemical (Base analogs, Alkylating agents, Acridine dyes, Deaminating
agents, Hydroxylating agents, Tobacco carcinogens); Oncogenic
Viruses.
DNA repair mechanisms (Mismatch repair, photoreactivation, excision
and SOS repair).
Mutation as raw material for evolution.
Beneficial effects of mutation.
Analogs

IV Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

PRACTICAL SYLLABUS
Paper - GNP 401: MOLECULAR GENETICS
15 Practicals
01 INSTRUMENTATION: 02 Prs.
Centrifuge, Ultra centrifuge, pH meter, Electrophoretic unit,
Micropipette, Glass homogenizer, Autoclave, Shaker incubator.
02 EXTRACTION OF DNA : 04 Prs.
From Cauliflower, Coconut endosperm, Bacteria, Animal Tissue.
03 PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR SEPERATION : 03 Prs.
Leaf pigments, Drosophila eye pigments, Amino acids
04 ELECTROPHORESIS (DEMONSTRATION) 02 Prs.
Agarose gel electrophoresis, PAGE (Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis)
05 MUTATIONS : 04 Prs.
a. Study of examples of mutations :
 Sickle cell Anaemia: Mis – sense mutation.
 Thalassemia – frame shift mutation.
 Identification of point mutation types based on the given
representation
b. Induction of Mutation in Drosophila and
detection of sex- linked lethal by Muller 5 stock.

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 IV Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 401: MOLECULAR GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Extract DNA from the given material. Write the protocol. 10
2. Perform Paper Chromatography for the given mixture, calculate the Rf
value and comment on the principle. 8
3. Identify and comment on any four: the given spotters 4 x 3 = 12
i) Instrument (Any two),
ii) DNA / Protein Profile,
iii) Spotter from Mutation Study
4. Class Records 5

IV Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Scheme of Valuation of Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 401: MOLECULAR GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Extraction of DNA 10
(Extraction – 07 marks, Protocol-03)
2. Paper Chromatography 8
(Performance – 02, Calculation of Rf value - 04, Principle of
chromatography – 02)
3. Spotters 4 x 3 = 12
(Identification – 01, Comments – 02 (for instrument, Comments
should be written on the working principle)
4. Class Records 5

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References:
1. Advanced Genetics by G.S.Miglani. 2002.
2. Advanced Molecular Biology by Twyman R.M (1998) Viva Books Ltd.
3. Cell Biology and Molecular Biology by EDP Robertis and EMF
Robertis, Saunder College. 1980.
4. Genes- IX, 9th Ed., Benjamin Lewin. Jones and Bartlett Publishers,
2008.
5. Genetics – Analysis of Genes and genomes – VII edition - Daniel
L. Hartl and Elizabeth W. Jones. 2011.
6. Genetics – from genes to genomics – Leland Hartwell, Leroy
Hood, Charles (Chip) Aquadro, Michael L. Goldberg, Maria
Papaconstantinou, Fischer, Janice, Jim Karagiannis. McGraw-Hill
Education, 2017.
7. Genomes by T.A. Brown (2002) Viva Books.
8. Instant Notes in Biochemistry 2 edition B.D.Hames and N.M.Hooper
(2002) Viva Books.
9. Instant Notes in Molecular Biology by P.C.Turner etal (2002) Viva
Books.
10. Molecular cell Biology, 2nd edition by Darnell.J, H.Lodish and
D.Baltimore (1990), Scientific American Books, New York.
11. Molecular Genetics by D.N.Bharadwaj. Kalyani, 2008

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 V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper – GNT 501: RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
40 Hrs.
UNIT I 14 Hrs.
a. Introduction to RDT:
Overview of major steps involved
b. Tools for RDT:
Enzymes:
Restriction endonucleases: Types, Nomenclature, Recognition
sequences, cleavage pattern; Modification of cut ends DNA ligases
Other enzymes: A brief account of alkaline phosphatase,
Polynucleotide kinase, Exonuclease III, DNase I, Klenow fragment,
Terminal nucleotidyl transferase, RNA dependent DNA polymerase
and S1 endonuclease.
Vectors:
Properties of an ideal vector, Cloning and expression vectors in
prokaryote and eukaryotes.
Cloning vectors:
i) Prokaryotic vectors:
Plasmids- pBR 322; pUC 18;
Bacteriophages- Lambda phage, Cosmids.
ii) Eukaryotic vectors: YAC vectors; Shuttle vectors- Yeast and E. coli.
iii) For higher plants:
Integrative DNA transfer- Agrobacterium vectors-Ti plasmid
Non integrative- DNA transfer-Plant viral vectors (CaMV)
For animals: Animal viral vectors- SV 40, SV- GT5, Retroviruse and
Adenoviruse.
UNIT II 13 Hrs.
a. Isolation and construction of a desired gene:
mRNA isolation
cDNA library
Genomic library
b. Gene transfer methods:
Agrobacterium mediated gene transfer- Binary and Cointegration method.
Direct gene transfer methods:
Chemical method-Calcium phosphate method and DEAE -
(Diethylaminoethyl) Dextran mediated DNA transfer
Lipofection
Electroporation
Microinjection
Gene gun method

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 c. Synthesis of gene:
Sangers di deoxy method
Organo chemical synthesis
d. Selection and screening of recombinants:
Identification and selection of transformed cells:
Direct methods-Insertional inactivation, Visual screening method,
Plaque formation, Complementation of mutation /nutrition
Indirect methods- Colony hybridization, Immunochemical detection
Use of selectable and scorable genes:
a) Selectable genes: Plants- npt; Animals-TK
b) Scorable genes: Plants-Gus; Animals-lux
UNIT III 13 Hrs.
a. Technique for RDT:
Gel electrophoresis: AGE and SDS-PAGE
PCR - Principle and applications
Hybridization: Southern; Northern; Western;
Autoradiography – Principle and applications
DNA foot prints
DNA microarray and DNA chips.
b. Applications:
Transgenic animals: Methodology to create transgenic animals
(mouse).
Applications of Transgenic Knock-out Mouse, Sheep, Fish, Cow.
Transgenic Plants: Resistance to diseases (Pathogen resistance to
viral, fungal and bacterial); insects (Bt gene transfer).
Fertilizer management – organization of nif gene in Rhizobium.

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Syllabus
Paper – GNP 501: RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
15 Practicals.
1. Instrumentation: 03 Prs.
a) Gel doc
b) Microneedle
c) Magnetic Stirrer
d) UV Transilluminator
e) Thermocycler
2. Vectors: 02 Prs.
a) pBR 322 and Cosmid
b) YAC
c) Ti plasmid - Binary vector
d) SV 40 (any one type- same example from theory)

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 3. Transgenic organisms: 01 Prc.
Plants: Bt cotton and Animals: Knock out Mouse
4. Experiments: 05 Prs.
a) Quantification of DNA by DPA method
b) Quantification of RNA by Orcinol method
5. Demonstrations: 04Prs.
a) Restriction Enzyme digestion
b) Ligation of DNA fragment

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper – GNP 501: RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks :35
1. Quantify DNA / RNA from the given sample and comment on the
principle involved.
(Standard graph to be prepared by students only) 12
2. Identify and Comment on the working principle of instruments (any
two from Instrumentation) 2x3= 6
3. Identify and comment on any two of the following spotters: 2x3= 6
a) Transgenic plant / animal
b) Vector (Any one type)
4. Comment on the methodology of any two of the following profiles: 2x3= 6
DNA Profile: i) Plasmid profile ii) Restriction profile iii) Ligation profile
(Chart / Photograph of any two to be provided)
5. Class Records. 5

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Scheme of Valuation of Practical Examination
Paper – GNP 501: RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
1. DNA / RNA Quantification. 12
(Principle - 2, Performance and Observation table – 5, Standard
graph- 3, Result- 2).
2. Instrumentation. 2x3=6
(Identification – 0.5 Mark, Working Principle with application –
2.5 Marks for each).
3. Spotters: 2x3=6
(Identification – 1, Comments– 2 for each).
4. Profile (Methodology – 3 Marks for each). 2x3=6
5. Class Records. 5

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 References:
1. Agricultural Biotechnology- S.S. Purohit Agro Botanical Publishers,
1999.
2. An introduction to Genetic engineering (2nd ED). Desmond S.T.
Nicholl I South Asian Edition, 2002, Cambridge University Press.
3. Biotechnology Fundamentals and applications - S.S. Purohit, student
Edition, Jodhpur, 2003.
4. Biotechnology; B.D. Singh, Kalyani publishers. 2016.
5. Biotechnology; U. Satyanarayana; 2008. Books and Allied (P) Ltd.,
Kolkata,.
6. Gene cloning- T. A. Brown. Stanley Thornes (Publishers), 1998.
7. Genes-Volumes, Benjamin Lewin, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
8. Genetic engineering: Principles and practice; Sandhya Mitra, 2008.
MacMillan India Ltd..
9. Genetics: From Genes to Genomes by Hartwell I.H. et. al. 2000. Mc
Graw Hill.
10. Molecular Biology of the gene- Watson. 2008.
11. Molecular Biotechnology. Primrose. Wiley, 1992
12. Molecular Biotechnology; Principles and practices, Channarayappa,
2006. University press (India) Private Limited
13. Transgenic animals by Madhur Mohan Ranga. Agrobios (India), 2006

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 V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper – GNT 502: BASIC HUMAN GENETICS
40 Hrs.
UNIT I 13 Hrs.
a. Human Chromosomes:
Normal Human Karyotype: Paris Nomenclature, Flow karyotyping
(Quantification of DNA of individual chromosomes) FACS-
Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter
b. Genetic Diseases and Inheritance Pattern:
Autosomal inheritance- Dominant
(Ex. Adult polycystic kidney, Achondroplasia and
Neurofibromatosis)
Autosomal inheritance- Recessive
(Ex. Albinism, Sickle cell anaemia, Phenylketonuria)
X-linked – Recessive: (Ex. Duchenne muscular dystrophy-DMD)
X-linked- Dominant : (Ex. Xg blood group)
Y-linked inheritance : Holandric gene (Ex. Testes determining factor - TDF)
Multifactorial inheritance :
(Ex.Congenital malformations: Cleft lip and palate, Rheumatoid
arthritis and Diabetes)
Mitochondrial diseases: (Ex. Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy )
c. Pedigree studies and Genetic Counselling:
Symbols used in pedigree studies, Pedigree analysis and construction,
Pedigree analysis for the inheritance pattern of genetic diseases,
Genetic Counselling.
 Stage 1: History and pedigree construction
 Stage 2: Examination
 Stage 3: Diagnosis
 Stage 4: Counselling
 Stage 5: Follow up
UNIT II 14 Hrs.
a. Immunology and Immunogenetics:
Introduction to immunology- antigens, antibodies, B and T Cells
Immunity- Innate and acquired.
Immune response - Humoral and Cell mediated
Genetics of immune system – Antibody gene rearrangement and class
switching.
Inherited immunodeficiency- Ex. X- linked agammaglobulinaemia.
Major Histocompatibility Complex- Types,
HLA disease associations.
Transplantation, graft-rejection and immunosupressors
Concept of immunization
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b. Oncogenetics:
A brief account of cancer-definition, types-Benign and Malignant;
Sarcoma, Carcinoma, Lymphoma and Leukaemia
Properties of malignant cells,
Types of genes - Proto oncogenes, Oncogenes, Difference between V-
onc and C – onc oncogenes, Tumor Suppressor genes-p53, pRb.
Chromosomal abnormalities associated with the specific
malignancies- Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia(APL),Chronic Myeloid
Leukaemia( CML) and Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL)
UNIT III 13 Hrs.
Dermatoglyphics:
Introduction and Patterns.
Dermatoglyphics in clinical disorders- Down’s syndrome, Turner’s
syndrome, Klinefelter’s syndrome and Cri du chat syndrome.
Clinical applications, Advantages and Limitations.
b. Prenatal Diagnosis:
Introduction and types
Invasive Prenatal diagnosis - Amniocentesis, Chorionic villus
sampling.
Non – Invasive Prenatal diagnosis – Ultrasonography.
c. Genetics and Society:
Eugenics: Positive and negative, Euthenics, Euphenics
Human genome project – introduction and significance
Gene therapy with reference to SCID
Stem cells- Properties, types and sources.
A brief account on Cord blood banking and Stem cell therapy.

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Syllabus
Paper – GNP 502: BASIC HUMAN GENETICS
15 Practicals
1. Study of Karyotypes I: Normal Karyotyping in Human 1Prc.
 Male (46,XY)
 Female (46, XX).
2. Study of Karyotypes II: Abnormal Karyotypes 1 Prc.
 Down’s syndrome (autosomal).
 Turner’s syndrome (sex chromosomal)
 Klinefelter’s syndrome (sex chromosomal)
3. Sex chromatin: 3 Prs.
 Study of Barr body in the Buccal epithelial cells.
 Study of drum sticks in Neutrophils of Blood smear.
4. Blood Cell counting using Haemocytometer (RBC and WBC) 3 Prs.
5. Pedigree analysis and construction: 2 Prs.
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Symbols used and problems associated with autosomal recessive
disorder, autosomal dominant disorder, Sex linked inheritance (X and Y)
6. Dermatoglyphics: 2 Prs.
 Recording of print of fingertips and palm.
 Classifying ridges on the Finger tips: arch, loop, and whorl.
 Palm print - area demark as hypothenar, thenar and inter - digital
areas, Recording presence or absence of Simian crease.
 Ridge Counting and angle calculation.
7. Immunology: Demonstration of 3 Prs.
 Ouchterlony Double Diffusion (ODD)
 Radial ImmunoDiffusion (RID)
 Dot ELISA

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper – GNP 502: BASIC HUMAN GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1) Prepare a Buccal smear / Blood smear for sex chromatin and
comment. 07
2) Count the RBC / WBC in the blood sample. Calculate and report
the results. 07
3) Construct pedigree for the given data / analyse the given Pedigree 06
4) Identify and comment on the given Karyotype 04
5) Identify and comment on the given Spotters (Two). 2 x 3=06
i) Dermatoglyphic pattern
ii) ODD / RID / DOT ELISA
6) Class Records 05

V Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Scheme of Valuation of Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 502: BASIC HUMAN GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs Max. Marks: 35
1) Buccal smear / Blood smear
(Slide Preparation - 05, Comments - 02) 07
2) Count the RBC / WBC
(Preparation - 03, Calculation - 03, Report - 01) 07
3) Pedigree Construction / Analysis with explanation 06
4) Karyotype (Identification – 01, Comments – 03) 04
5) Spotters (Identification – 01, Comments – 02) 02 x 03=06
6) Class Records 05
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References:
1. Basic Human Genetics by EJ. Manage and A.P. Manage (1997 India
Reprint) a Rastogi Publications, Meerut.
2. Emery’s Elements of Medical Genetics- Peter Turnpenny, SlanEllard
15th Edition. 2017.
3. Essentials of Human Genetics by S.M. Bhatnagaretal (1999) IV
edition. Orient Longman.
4. Genetic basis of common diseases by R. A. King et al, Oxford
University Press 2002.
5. Genetics in Medicine by M.W. Thompson et al, 5 Edition, W.B.
Sounders Company, London 1996.
6. Human Cytogenetics. Denise Rooney Oxford University Press, 2001.
7. Human Genetics – Bruce.R.Korf. 2000
8. Human Genetics : Concepts and Applications by Lewis R (2001)
McGrawHi; Boston.
9. Human Genetics by S.D. Gangane (2nd edition-Reprint 2001), B.L
Churchill Livingstone Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.
10. Medical Genetics. Lynn Jorde John CareyMichael Bamshad. 2015.
11. Mendelian inheritance in Man by-Mc. Kusick V.A, (1998), 12 Edition,
John Hopsins University Press.
12. Molecular Basis of Inherited Diseases, (6th Edition-1989) by Scriver,
C.R. A.L. Beudit, W.S. Sty abnd D. Valle (EdsOMcGrawHill, New
York.

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 VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory Syllabus
Paper - GNT 601: DEVELOPMENTAL, EVOLUTIONARY
AND BIOMETRICAL GENETICS
40 Hrs.
UNIT I 14 Hrs.
a. Developmental Genetics: Early embryonic development in Frog-
cleavage, blastula and gastrula. Nuclear transplantation experiments in
Amphibians and Acetabularia
b. Genetics of development in plants – Arabidopsis: Flower
development (Floral morphogenesis and Homeotic gene expression).
c. Genetics of development in Animals - Drosophila: Early development;
Origin of anterior-posterior and dorso-ventral polarity: Role of
Maternal genes, Zygotic genes- Segmentation genes (gap, pair rule and
segment polarity genes) and Homeotic selector genes.
d. Switching genes on and off during development- Ex. Differential
expression of haemoglobin
UNIT II 13 Hrs.
a. Evolutionary and Population Genetics:
Darwinism, Neo Darwinism and Synthetic Theory.
Evolution at molecular level: - Nucleotide sequence.
Gene pool, Gene and genotype frequencies: Hardy-Weinberg principle,
Evolutionary agents: Selection – differential selection, gametic
selection, zygotic selection, fitness; Migration; Mutation and Random
drift.
Speciation: Methods of speciation-Allopatric and Sympatric, Isolation-
Pre-mating and Post mating isolating mechanisms, role of isolation in
Speciation.
b. Quantitative characters and inheritance:
Quantitative Characters:-Types- Continuous, meristic and threshold
characters with examples.
Quantitative inheritance:-Features of polygenic traits in relation to
oligogenic traits. Inheritance of Kernel color in wheat, and Skin colour
in human.
Transgressive inheritance in Poultry.
Environmental effects-IQ in Humans
Significance of polygenic inheritance-Twin study
UNIT III 13 Hrs.
Biometrical Genetics:
An introduction to Correlation, Regression and ANOVA (Analysis of
Variance)
Genetic analysis of quantitative trait: - Ear length in Corn

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 Variances in polygenic traits: - Phenotypic, genotypic, environmental,
additive, dominance and Epistatic variance; Genotype and
environmental interaction.
Heritability: - Broad sense and Narrow sense heritability,
Quantitative trait loci (QTL). Problems related to Variance and
Heritability

VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Syllabus
Paper - GNP 601: DEVELOPMENTAL, EVOLUTIONARY
AND BIOMETRICAL GENETICS
15 Practicals.
1. Early embryonic development in Frog- Egg, cleavage, blastula and
gastrula 02 Prs.
2. Genetics of development in Arabidopsis – ABC model Homeotic gene
expression (Slide/Chart) 01 Prc.
3. Genetics of development in Drosophila - Anterior-posterior/dorso-ventral
polarity (Slide/Chart) 03 Prs.
4. Study of Quantitative inheritance in Kernel colour in Wheat/Skin colour
in man (Chart) 01 Prc.
5. Biometrical problems (Minimum 3 problems in each topic) 08 Prs.
 Genetic problems on polygenic variance, Heritability and ANOVA.
 Problems in Population Genetics.

VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS

Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 601: Developmental, Evolutionary
and Biometrical Genetics
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Identify and comment on A and B (Frog embryology) 2x3= 6
2. Identify and comment on the given spotters (Any Three) 3x3= 9
i) Genetics of development of Arabidopsis
ii) Genetics of development of Drosophila
iii) Quantitative inheritance of Kernel color in wheat/ Skin color in man
3. Genetic Problems: 3x5=15
a) Polygenic variability/Heritability – Any one
b) ANOVA – Any one
c) Gene and genotype frequencies – Any one
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 VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Scheme of Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 601: DEVELOPMENTAL, EVOLUTIONARY
AND BIOMETRICAL GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Identify and comment on A and B
(Identification – 1 mark, Comments – 2 marks) 2x3= 6
2. Identify and comment on the given spotters (Three) 3X3=9
i) Genetics of development of Arabidopsis
ii) Genetics of development of Drosophila
iii) Quantitative inheritance of Kernel color in wheat/skin color in
man (Identification – 1mark, Comments -2 marks for each)
3. Genetic Problems: 3x5=15
a) ANOVA
b) Polygenic variability and Heritability
c) Gene and genotype frequencies
4. Class Records 5

References:
1. Developmental biology by Scott.F.Gilbert. Sinauer Associates,
Sunderland. 2000.
2. Evolution - Stickberger, M. W (1990) Jones and Bartlett, Boston.
3. Evolutionary Genetics by Maynard Smith J (1989), Oxford University
press.
4. Genetics and Analysis of Quantitative traits by Lynch. M and B.
Walsh (1997). Senauer Associates, Sunderland.
5. Introduction to Quantitative Genetics by Falconer, D (1995) 4th
edition Longman, London
6. Introduction to Quantitative Genetics by Falconer, D (1995) 4th
edition Longman, London.
7. Population Genetics and Quantitative Genetics by Mari selvi K.
Kalyani Publications. 2008.
8. Principles of Development by Lewis Wolpert et al. 5th Edition. oxford
University press 2015.

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 VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Theory syllabus
Paper – GNT 602: APPLIED AND BEHAVIORAL GENETICS
40 Hrs.
Unit I
a. Genetics in Medicine and Industry 13 Hrs.
Production of recombinant insulin, interferon and human growth
hormone (HGH)
Vaccines: Hepatitis B vaccine
Preparation of molecular probes, Monoclonal antibodies and
diagnostic kits
Microarray
b. DNA Fingerprinting
Methodology of DNA fingerprinting
Molecular markers –RAPD, RFLP, Microsatellite, SNPs, STR
Applications in Forensic science, Medicolegal aspects.
c. Bioinformatics
Introduction to bioinformatics
Tools of Bioinformatics - FASTA, BLAST, RASMOL
Applications of Bioinformatics
Unit II
a. Genetic resources and Biodiversity 15 Hrs.
Germplasm, Classification, Germplasm activities and organization
associated with germplasm (NBPGR, IBPGR) Genetic erosion,
biodiversity, Red data book, endangered species, ex- situ and in-situ
conservation, Vavilovian center for biodiversity.
Gene bank and cryopreservation – Types and methods.
b. Behavioral Genetics
Mating behavior in Drosophila
Hygienic behavior in Honeybee
Nesting behavior in Ants
Territoriality and conflict behavior in Primates.
c. Molecular markers as diagnostic tools
Her2 testing for breast cancer – (FISH), Frigile X syndrome –
Microsatellite marker analysis
UNIT III 12 Hrs.
Heterosis in animal and plants
Introduction to heterosis and characteristics.
a. In Animals:
Animal breeding –Introduction, inbreeding , grading, cross breeding,
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 Fish breeding (Selection, Induced Polyploidy, Gynogenesis and
Androgenesis, Inbreeding).
Breeding strategies for improvement of livestock for milk, meat, wool
production.
Breeding strategies for improvement of Poultry –Giriraja.
b. In plants:
Genetic concepts – Dominance and Over dominance.
Hybridization techniques – Intergeneric and interspecific
hybridization, Identification of hybrid plants.
Inbreeding depression.
Hybrid vigor exploitation in Rice and Tomato.

VI Semester B.Sc., Genetics

Practical syllabus
Paper - GNP 602: APPLIED AND BEHAVIORAL GENETICS
15 practicals.
1. Study of Diagnostic kits -WIDAL and VDRL. 2 prs.
2. Study of Pollen fertility 1 prc.
3. Study of hybrid plants - Rice, cotton, chilly and tomato 1 prc.
4. Study of hybrid animals – Poultry, dairy and fishery. 1 prc.
5. Study of Mating behavior in Drosophila 2 prs.
6. Study of Hygienic behavior in Honeybee 1 prc.
7. Study of Nesting behavior in ants 1 prc.
8. One day field visit to Plant/animal breeding institutes 1 prc.
9. Project work on - 5 prs.
 Bioinformatics
 Biodiversity
 Behavioral Genetics - Drosophila
 Animal/Plant breeding.
VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Practical Examination
Paper - GNP 602: APPLIED AND BEHAVIORAL GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Study of diagnostic kits – WIDAL/VDRL ( any one) 6
2. Study the Pollen fertility of the given material. 5
3. Identify and comment on the given spotters : 3X3=9
a. Hybrid plant (Rice/Tomato) - Any one
b. Hybrid Animal (Fish/Poultry/Cattle) - Any one
c. Behavioural Genetics (Ant/ Honeybee) - Any one
4. Project Report and viva 10
5. Class Records 5

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 VI Semester B.Sc., GENETICS
Scheme of valuation of practical examination
Paper - GNP 602: APPLIED AND BEHAVIORAL GENETICS
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 35
1. Study of diagnostic kits – WIDAL / VDRL 6
(Performance – 3, Principle – 2, Result and discussion – 1)
2. Pollen fertility of the given material 5
(Performance – 3, Calculation of % of fertility – 1 mark,
Result – 1 mark)
3. Identify and comment on the given spotters: 3x3=9
(Identification – 01, Comment -02)
4. Project Report and viva (7+3=10)
5. Class Records 5
References:
1. Biotechnology, Satyanarayana U (2010) Books and allied (P) Ltd.,
Kolkata
2. Cancer Biology, Raymond W.R (2007) Oxford University Press,
Newyork
3. Essentials of plant Breeding, Phundan Singh, Kalyanai publishers,
2015
4. Gene cloning and DNA analysis, T.A.Brown (2010) 6th edition, Wiley-
Blackwell publication
5. Human Molecular Genetics, Peter Sudbery (2002) 2nd Edition,
Prentice Hall
6. Human Molecular Genetics, Tom Strachen and Andrew P. Read
(1999) 2nd edition, John Wile and sons.
7. Molecular Biotechnology, Principales and application of recombinant
DNA Glick and Pasternak. 2010.
8. Plant breeding Principles and methods, B.D. Singh 2015, Kalyanai
publishers.
9. Principles of gene manipulation, Old R.W. and S.B. Primrose (1994)
Boston Blackwell Scientific Publication

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