S r scientific agra (5 risultati)

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Methods of study and introduction of the field. 3. Scheduled Castes and the educational progress. 4. Scheduled Castes and the occupational mobility. 5. Development and emerging forms of inequalities. 6. Conclusion. Bibliography. Interview schedule. From the Preface Varied are the problems in India today that still defy their solution. Since the year of independence enormous developments in every field have taken place in our country. India being a welfare state has tried and still trying through state intervention to remove their social evils. Alexanderowicz rightly observed A new constitution like the score of a new orchestral work can not be fully understood by reading alone but waits for performance through concerted action. Its success depends not only on faithful execution but also on its skillful and harmonious application in practices. In this study Author have tried to analyse the plans policies and legislations meant for the upliftment of downtrodden. He tried to find out that whether these plans policies and legislations are beneficial for them or not. On the other hand he have also examined the way of implementation of these plans policies and legislations that whether they are implemented to help the downtroddens or not. An attempt has made to see that whether these are helpful for the upliftment of them or not and also to find out that what are those causes which are responsible for this state of affair instead of all these efforts. 188 pp. …

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Watershed management an overview/O.P. Goel. 2. Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and environmental awareness/R.B. Patil and Smriti Bhosle. 3. Noise pollution in the growing city of Balasore sociological exploration/P.K. Kar. 4. Understanding of the process of G.E.C. and its impact on human life/Sushila Jain. 5. The Indian Desert environmental manipulations posing risk to long term sustenance/M.M. Saxena. 6. Revisiting Baliraja Towards an Indian environmental movement/Satyapriya Rout. 7. Ecological issues in Mumbai City/Kalpana Deokar. 8. Approaching conservation through community action/Aditya Keshari Mishra and Sangram K. Mishra. 9. Overnight disappearance of pond water/A.K. Shandilya Shishir Sharma Rajni Sharma and Sharda Sharma. 10. Exploring the solar energy a search for the alternative/Sonu Shiva and Madhusudan Gaur. 11. Environmental protection some suggestions/Lekha Agrawal. 12. Legal and constitutional provisions for protection of environment in India/M.K. Jain. 13. Environmental pollution/Krishna Bharadwaj. 14. Environmental decay and its impact on tribal economy/P.C. Jain. 15. Environmental stress to mining of Limestone at Nimbahera/Ashutosh Vyas and Aruna Pancholi. 16. Social change in Indian society governmental efforts through reservation/Kusum Lata Bharadwaj. 17. Possibility of earthquake and environment impact in Kota Region/Kalyan Hironi and Ankita Sanadhya. 18. Economic growth and global environment/Jyoti Kapoor Bhargava and Anami Bhargava. 19. Environmental degradation protection/Indu Thakur. 20. Population explosion and environmental degradation/Rajni Sharma and Shishir Sharma. 21. Environmental impacts of floods/Harkanwal Kaur and Kalyan Hironi. 22. Socio culture effects of tourism on environment of Ajmer/Subroto Dutta and Vinita Gupta. 23. Population growth and social responsibility towards environment/Laxmi Thakur. 24. The environmental crisis different approaches/R.K. Saxena. From the Preface The articles in this book cover varied dimensions of environment protection viz. legal constitutional provisions generation of awareness and case studies related to specific regions. The book also highlights areas such as watershed management promotion of sustainable use of natural resources and pollution of air water space outer space land areas and oceans. 240 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Cell biology. 2. Genetics. 3. Recombinant DNA (rDNA) Technology. 4. Molecular Biology. 5. Microbiology. 6. Biochemistry. 7. Biophysics. 8. Animal Cell Culture and animal cell biotechnology. 9. Immunology. 10. Plant Biotechnology. 11. Environmental Biotechnology. From the Preface Biotechnology has created unprecedented opportunities for the manipulation of biological systems for the benefit of mankind. It has become the world's the most rapidly growing technology. Researches done by the scientists in different areas of biotechnology have been compiled to up to date the knowledge in the present book. The subject matter has been arranged in concise and simple language understandable to the students. All the chapters are well illustrated to make clear vision of the subject. This book will be useful for the learners and graduate students in the field of bio technology. 292 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents I. Taxonomy 1. Origin of angiosperms. 2. Phylogeny of angiosperms. 3. Classification taxonomy and systematic botany. 4. Artificial system of classification i. Linnaeu's classification. 5. Natural system of classification i. Bentham and Hooker's classification. 6. Phylogenetic system of classification i. Engler and Prantl's classification. ii. Hutchinson's classifications iii. Whittker's classification. 7. Cytology in taxonomy. 8. Chemotaxonomy. 9. Modern trends in taxonomy. 10. International botanical Congress and nomenclature of plants. 11. Taxonomic rank. 12. Techniques for herbarium preparation. 13. Nature of carpel. 14. Carpel polymorphism. 15. Origin and ontogeny of carpel. 16. Schedule for description of angiospermic plants. 17. Helobieae. 18. Description of selected monocotyledonous families. 19. Description of selected dicotyledonous families. 20. Selected questions. 21. Suggested readings. II. Economy botany 22. Introduction. 23. Cereals. 24. Legumes and pulses. 25. Vegetables. 26. Fruits. 27. Fibres and fibre yielding plants. 28. Timber/wood yielding plants. 29. Oil yielding plants (drying semidrying non drying and vegetable fats). 30. Medicinal plants. 31. Gene centres of the world. 32. Origin of important cultivated plants. 33. Selected questions. 34. Suggested readings. III. Embryology 35. Introduction. 36. Microsporangium and microsporogenesis. 37. Megasporangium and megasporogenesis. 38. Megagametophyte (female gametophyte). 39. Pollen grains and male gametophyte. 40. Fertilization. 41. The Endosperm. 42. Embryogeny. 43. Polyembryony. 44. Apomixis. 45. Experimental embryology. 46. Scope and application of experimental embryology. 47. Embryology in relation to taxonomy. 48. Glossary. 49. Selected questions. 50. Suggested readings. IV. Plant anatomy 51. Plant cell. 52. Cell formation mitosis. 53. Meiosis. 54. The tissue meristematic tissue. 55. Permanent tissues. 56. Tissue system. 57. Mechanical tissues and their distribution. 58. Anatomy of dicot root. 59. Anatomy of monocot root. 60. Anatomy of orchid root. 61. Formation of lateral root. 62. Anatomy of dicot stem. 63. Anatomy of monocot stem. 64. Root stem transition. 65. Structure of dicot leaves. 66. Structure of monocot leaves. 67. Abscission of leaf. 68. Secondary growth in dicot stem. 69. Periderm. 70. Anomalous secondary growth in dicot stem. 71. Secondary growth in monocot stem. 72. Secondary growth in dicot root. 73. Ecological anatomy hydrophytes. 74. Anatomy of xerophytes. 75. Floral anatomy. 76. Wood anatomy. 77. Selected questions. 78. Suggested readings. V. Microbiology 79. Microbiology. 80. Categories of micro organisms. 81. Bacteria. 82. Viruses. 83. Biological nitrogen fixation. 84. Microbial degradation of agricultural produce. 85. Microbial deterioration of agricultural produce. 86. Applications of microbes and microbiology. 87. Nucleic acids i. DNA. ii. RNA. 88. Genetic materials and its function. 89. Microbial genetics. 90. Genetic engineering. 91. Selected questions. 92. Suggested readings. VI. Plant pathology 93. History. 94. Plant diseases and its classification. 95. Common symptoms of plant diseases. 96. Methods to control plant diseases. 97. Viral diseases in plants. 98. Bacterial diseases in plants. 99. Mycoplasmal diseases in plants. 100. Fungal diseases in plants. 101. Disease caused by nematodes. 102. Physiology of parasitism. 103. Enzymes and toxins in disease. 104. Laboratory techniques in microbiology. 105. Laboratory techniques in plant pathology. 106. Selected questions. 107. Suggested readings. VII. Biotechnology 108. Biotechnology review. 109. Environmental pollution and biotechnology. 110. Genetic engineering. 111. Tissue culture laboratory requirements and techniques. 112. Selected questions. 113. Suggested readings. 410 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Essentials of computer i. Introduction to bioinformatics. ii. Applications of bioinformatics. iii. Networking. iv. Introduction to SQL. 2. Bioprogramming i. C++. ii. Bio Perl. iii. Biojava. 3. Softwares and applications i. Clustal. W. ii. Ras Mol. iii. Molscript. iv. Tree view. v. Alscript. vi. Phylip. 4. Databases i. What is a database. ii. Different types of biological databases. iii. Database similarity searches. iv. Sqlj and Sqi *plus. v. Internet based biological databases. vi. Sequence databases. vii. Data mining and visualisation. 5. Sequence alignments i. Dot plots. ii. Needleman Wunsch. iii. Smith waterman. iv. Similarity matrices and Penalties. v. Multiple sequence alignments scoring mathematical optimal and heuristic methods. 6. Sequence searches in biological databases i. BLAST 1 and BLAST 2. ii. FASTA. iii. PHI and PSI BLAST. iv. Phylogenetic trees distance based phylogenies UPGMA and neighbour joining. v. Character based phylogenies parsimony trees and maximum likelihood method. 7. Genomics and genome analysis i. Data analysis. ii. Gene prediction (prokaryotic eukaryotic promoter prediction transcription factor binding sites). iii. Protein function prediction. iv. Genome comparison and pattern matching. v. Substitution patterns. 8. Proteomics and proteome i. Visualisation and modeling with secondary structure prediction. ii. Localization/hydrophobicity and analysis of domains. iii. 3D alignment and folding classes with families and domains. iv. DNA chips. v. Normalisation of data/statistical evaluation. 9. Drug designing i. Stabilisation and substrate specificity. ii. Rationale for drug design. iii. Humanisation of antibodies. v. Protein/protein docking and protein/ligand docking. 740 pp. …