Kerala PSC HSST Botany 2012 Examination Higher Secondary School Teacher: Junior & Senior Question Paper Code 40/2012 (Cat. NO. 449/2010) Original question paper of Kerala PSC HSST Botany Junior / Senior (Higher Secondary School Teacher Botany), Category No. 449/2010) examination conducted by Kerala PSC (Public Service Commission) on 13/04/2002 (Q. Code 40/2012) for the appointment of HSST Botany in Government […]
Continue Reading
Botany HSST Recruitment: Kerala PSC Question Paper with Answer Key and Explanations: Part 2 (Q 25 – 50)
Kerala PSC HSST Botany 2012 Examination Higher Secondary School Teacher: Junior & Senior Question Paper Code 40/2012 (Cat. NO. 449/2010) Original question paper of Kerala PSC HSST Botany Junior / Senior (Higher Secondary School Teacher Botany), Category No. 449/2010) examination conducted by Kerala PSC (Public Service Commission) on 13/04/2002 (Q. Code 40/2012) for the appointment of HSST Botany in Government […]
Continue Reading
Enzyme Regulation Mechanisms: The Molecular Methods to Regulate Enzymes and Enzymatic Acitvity
What are enzymes? Ø All living organisms in the world should possess TWO fundamental properties Ø They are: (1). Must be able to self-replicate (2). Must be able to catalyze chemical reactions efficiently and selectively Ø Enzymes are the molecules which enables each living entity to do these two fundamental activities Ø Enzymes are […]
Continue ReadingHSST Botany Junior & Senior Kerala PSC Question Paper with Answer Key and Explanations: Part I (Q 1 – 25)
Kerala PSC HSST Botany 2012 Examination Botany Higher Secondary School Teacher: Junior & Senior Question Paper Code 40/2012 (Cat. NO. 449/2010) Original question paper of Kerala PSC HSST Botany Junior / Senior (Higher Secondary School Teacher Botany), Category No. 449/2010) examination conducted by Kerala PSC (Public Service Commission) on 13/04/2002 (Q. Code 40/2012) for the appointment of HSST Botany in […]
Continue Reading
Life Science NET June 2015 Question Paper with Answer Key and Explanations (Part B: Question 56-70)
CSIR/JRF/NET: Life Sciences, June 2015 (I) COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH (CSIR) & UGC (Original Question Paper) PART: B (Questions 56 – 70) (56). Which of the following fungal groups has septate hyphae and reproduces asexually by budding, conidia and fragmentation? a. Basidiomycota b. Zygomycetes c. Chytrids d. Glomeromycota (57). The most commonly used molecular tool for phylogenetic analysis […]
Continue Reading