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GATE 2008 Syllabus for BIOTECHNOLOGY

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Topic: GATE 2008 Syllabus for BIOTECHNOLOGY
Posted By: aparna
Subject: GATE 2008 Syllabus for BIOTECHNOLOGY
Date Posted: 17Nov2007 at 2:02am
1. Recombinant DNA technology for the production of therapeutic proteins. Micro array technology. Heterologous protein expression systems in bacteria, yeast etc.

2. Architecture of plant genome; plant tissue culture techniques; methods of gene transfer into plant cells; manipulation of phenotypic traits in plants;

3. plant cell fermentations and production of secondary metabolites using suspension/ immobilized cell culture; methods for plant micro propagation; crop improvement and development of transgenic plants.

4. Expression of animal proteins in plants.Animal cell metabolism and regulation; cell cycle; primary cell culture;

5. nutritional requirements for animal cell culture; techniques for the mass culture of animal cell lines; production of vaccines; growth hormones and interferons using animal cell culture; cytokines- production and therapeutic uses; hybridoma technology; vectors for gene transfer and expression in animal cells. Transgenic animals and molecular pharming.

6. Microbial production of industrial enzymes; methods for immobilization of enzymes; kinetics of soluble and immobilized enzymes; application of soluble and immobilized enzymes; enzyme-based sensors.

7. Microbial growth kinetics; batch, fed batch and continuous culture of microbial cells; media for industrial fermentations; sterilization of air and media; design features and operation of stirred tank, air-lift and fluidized bed reactors; aeration and agitation in aerobic fermentations;

8. recovery and purification of fermentation products- filtration, centrifugation, cell disintegration, solvent extraction and chromatographic separations; industrial fermentations for the production of ethanol, citric acid, lysine, penicillin and other biomolecules;

9. simple calculations based on material and energy balance of fermentation processes;

10. application of microbes in the management of domestic and industrial wastes.



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