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26th November 2014, 01:11 PM
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| MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
Please provide me the syllabus of JIPMER MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam?
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26th November 2014, 01:58 PM
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| Re: MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
As you need the syllabus of JIPMER MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam so here I am providing you ANATOMY Theory a) General Anatomy – Basic Principles b) General Histology – Basic Principles c) Systemic Histology d) General Embryology – Basic Principles e) Systemic Embryology f) A brief account of gross Anatomy of various organs of the following systems: i) Respiratory system ii) Circulatory system iii) Alimentary system iv) Excretory system v) Nervous system vi) Special sensory organs vii) Endocrine glands g) Medical Genetics – Basic Principles Practical a) Dissection of the human cadaver to learn the anatomy of the organs of various systems listed above. b) Identification of the histological features of various tissues and organs using Histology slides stained with haematoxyline and eosin. c) Staining of the tissues and organs in paraffin sections with haematoxlin and eosin. d) Identification of the chromosomes using human karyotyping. e) Identification of the embryology specimens and models For whole syllabus here is the attachment of it III. BOOKS RECOMMENDED A. GENERAL ANATOMY: Grant’s Method of Anatomy: Scientific Book Agency, Calcutta/ B. SYSTEMIC ANATOMY: Human Anatomy: By Inderbir Singh, Vol.I, II and III, MacMillan India Ltd., Madras C. HISTOLOGY: Histology by Arrey: Kothari Publications, Bombay D. EMBRYOLOGY: Hunan Embryology: By Inderbir Singh, Macmillan India Ltd., New Delhi E. GENETICS IN MEDICINE: Thompson J.S., Thompson M.W., Saunders, Philadelhpia. F. DISSECTION: Cunnuingham’s Manual of Practical Anatomy. Vol. I, II & III IV. TEACHING LEARNING ACTIVITIES 1. Lecture Classes : One per day of one hour duration. 2. Practical Classes : Three per week of two hours duration 3. Tutorial / Demonstsration Classes : Three per week of two hours duration V. EVALUATION 1. Written Examination : 80 marks 2. Oral Examination : 40 marks 3. Practical Examination : 40 marks 4. Internal Assessment : 40 marks Total : 200 marks (a) Internal Assessment i) Record Notebooks : 10 marks (History – 5 marks; Systemic Anatomy – 5 marks) ii) By notified tests : 30 marks Total : 40 marks (b) Annual / SummativeExamination i) Written (3 hours duration) : 80 marks Examiner I Section A/I Systemic Anatomy : 20 marks Histology : 20 marks Total : 40 marks Examiner II Section B/II Embryology and Medical Genetics : 20 marks General and Systemic Anatomy : 20 marks Total : 40 marks Model Question Paper is provided. ii) Practical (2 hours duration) : 40 marks a) Spotters: Identification of various organs : 10 marks Identification of histology slides : 10 marks Identification of embryology specimens and models (2x5=10) : 10 marks b) Staining a paraffin section with H/E and identification : 10 marks Total : 40 marks iii) Oral Examination Examiner I General Anatomy and Systemic Anatomy : 20 marks Examiner II Histology, Embryology & Medical Genetics : 20 marks Total : 40 marks MODEL QUESTION PAPER M. Sc. (Medical Biochemistry) Part I – Anatomy Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 80 Answers are to be illustrated with suitable diagrams. Section I and II are to be answered in separate answer books. SECTION I 1. Describe the internal features of the chambers of the heart. (10 marks) 2. Describe the histology of the following organs: (5x4=10 marks) a) Stomach b) Liver c) Kidney d) Thyroid gland 3. Write short notes on: (5x2=10 marks) a) Pituitary gland b) Testis SECTION II 4. Describe the development of the urinary system. Write the list of the congenital anomalies of the organs of the urinary systems and the embryo genesis of each. (6+2+2=10 marks) 5.Give a brief account of: (5x2=10 marks) a) Down’s syndrome b) Karyotyping of human chromosomes 6. Write short notes on: (5x4=20 marks) a) Limbic system b) Ossification c) Synovial joints d) Pancreas |
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17th March 2015, 10:58 AM
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| Re: MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
I want to appear in MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam . Will you please provide the syllabus for preparation ?
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17th March 2015, 11:34 AM
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| Re: MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
As you are looking for the MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus , here I am providing same for you . Physical Chemistry Behaviour of Gases Kinetic theory of gases Pressure and volume concept Equation of state Dalton’s law of partial pressure Absolute temperature scale Ideal and real gas laws Graham’s law of diffusion and its application to biological problems Solution of Electrolytes Non volatile and volatile electrolytes Definition and type of solution Colligative properties Depression of freezing point Vant Hoff theory of dilution Theoretical explanation of osmosis Tonicity Turgor pressure Activity and activity coefficient Elevation of boiling point Laws of osmotic pressure Determination of molecular weight Osmotic behaviour of living cells Expressing the concentration of solution Roults’ law and molecular weight of the solute Acid, Bases and Buffers Definition of pH Effect of pH on protoplasmic components Biological relevance of pH Salt hydrolysis Exact treatment of the ionization of diprotic acid Exact treatment of Bronsted lowery type monobase Buffering range Buffering capacity pH indicators Ionization of water Exact treatment of the ionization of monoprotic acid in water Arrhenius concept Relation between initial acid concentration Henderson-Hasselbalch equation Titration of strong and weak acids with strong base Ist Law of Thermodynamics and Thermo chemistry First law of thermodynamics Relation between Cp and Cv in gaseous system Kirchoff’s law Bomb Calorimeter and Dewar vacuum flask Energy changes in relation to changes in properties of the system Enthalpy of a system Change of internal energy and enthalpy in a chemical reaction Determination of heats of reactions Heat of formation, neutralisation, dilution and precipitations Laws of Thermodynamics Need and statement of the 2nd law Concept of entropy Helmholtz and Gibbs free energy functions Maxwell’s relationships Third law of thermodynamics Variation of entropy with temperature Determination of absolute entropies of liquids and gases Applications of the III law of thermodynamics Gibbs Helmoholtz equation Gibbs-Duhem equation Conditions for equilibrium and spontaneity Law of mass action Van’t Hoff-isotherm and law of chemical equilibrium Dependence of equilibrium constant with temperature and pressure Calapeyron-Clausius equation Determination of fugacity and activity coefficient Chemical Kinetics and Photochemistry Reaction rate, order and molecularity Collision and absolute theory of reaction rates Factors influencing rates of reactions Zero, I and II order reaction with examples Mathematical treatments of rate constants of I and II order reactions Calculation of activation energy Organic Chemistry Structure and Properties Boiling point Solubility Acid and Base in organic chemistry Electronic configuration Atomic and Molecular orbitals Hybrid orbitals: sp, sp2 and sp3 Intermolecular forces Covalent bond Melting point Alkanes and Radical reactions Structure of methane, ethane, propane and butane Radical chain reactions Production and reaction of radicals Homolytic bond dissociation energies Reactions of alkanes Halogenation of methane Halogenation of higher alkanes Selectivity of bromine Alkyl halides and Ionic reactions Structure, classification, nomenclature and physical properties of Alkyl halides Factors affecting rates of SNI and SN2 reactions Carbonations Reactions of Alkyl halides Elimination reactions of Alkyl halides SNI and SN2 reactions Alkenes Reactions of Alkenes Preparation of alcohols Geometric isometric isomerism Oxymercuration-demercuration and hydroboration oxidation processes Carbon-Carbon double bond Structure of ethylene, propylene and butylenes Substitution reactions and cleavage of Alkenes Alcohols Structure and Nomenclature, Physical properties of Alcohols Methods of protecting –OH group Oxidation of alcohols Chemistry of OH group Conversions of alcohols into mesylates, tosylates, alkyl halide and alkyl phosphates Dehydration of alcohols Intermolecular dehydration Reactions of Alcohols Synthesis of ethers from alcohols Williamson synthesis Aldyehydes and Ketones Structure, Nomenclature and Physical properties of Aldyehydes and Ketones Addition of Halides Nucleophilic addition to carbon-oxygen double bond Reaction of Aldehydes and Ketones Reduction to alcohols and hydrocarbons Reductive emanation Addition of water and alcohols Additions of derivatives of ammonia Addition of hydrogen cyanide and sodium bisulphite Carboxylic acids and their Derivatives Structure, Nomenclature, Physical properties and Acidity of carboxylic acids Reduction to alcohols Reactions with carbanion Reactions of carboxylic acids Substitution in alkyl or aryl group Decarboxylation of carboxylic acids Reactions of acyl chloride and acid anhydride Reaction of Esters Amines and Amides Structure, Nomenclature, Physical properties and Basicity of Amines Conversion to amides and sulfonamides Hofmann and Cope eliminations Reactions of Amides Oxidation Reactions of Amines with nitrous acid Replacement and coupling reactions of Arenediazonium salts Cell Biology Basic Structure of Cell Membrane composition Early studies on Plasma Membrane Membrane functions Cell as a basic unit of living system Biochemical composition of cell Cell theory Ultra structure of cell Internal structure of cell and its functions Structure and Function of the Endoplasmic reticulum Golgi complex Evolution of mitochondria and chloroplast Lysosome Ribosome Photosynthetic process Cell Nucleus Structure and Function of Nucleus Nucleosome and chromosome Structure of Chromatin Mitosis and Meiosis Cell cycle Nuclear envelope Different processes in Cell Cell-cell interaction Cell locomotion Cell senescence and death Cell differentiation DNA and RNA Nucleic acids Structure of DNA DNA replication Transcription and Post transcriptional modifications Discovery of transformation and experiment of Hershey & Chase Structure and types of RNA Capping and splicing Polyadenylation Methylation Genetic Code Evidence and Essentiality of Condon Start and stop condones Overlapping genes and reading frames Universality of genetic code Triplet code Protein synthesis Mechanism in prokaryotes and eukaryotes Post translational modification and cell secretion Genetics Mendelian Analysis, Chromosome Theory of Inheritance Genotype and phenotype Alternating haploids diploids Linkage, mapping genes, interference, coincidence in pro- and eukaryotes Experiments of Mendel Chromosome theory of inheritances Work of TH Morgan Work of Calvin Bridges X-linked inheritance genetics and sexual cycle in haploids Extension of Mendelian Analysis Variation of dominance relations Additivity Interaction between more than two gene pairs Modifiers Linkage and Recombination Lethal genes Balance lethal system Penetrance and expressivity Segregation distortion Gene interaction Epistasis Chormosomes Structure and Mutations Structural organisation of chromatin Spontaneous and induced mutations Chemical and physical mutagens Structure of Chromosome Structural and numerical aberrations involving chromosomes Translocation Extrachromosomal Inheritance Mitochondrial and chloroplast genetic system Cytoplasmic Inheritance Male sterility and maternal effects Extra nuclear genomes Population genetics Microbial Geneticcs Conjugation Transduction Transformation Nature of Gene and Basic Genetic Engineering One gene one enzyme hypothesis Gene-protein relation Manipulation of DNA Restriction enzymes Recombinant DNA Vectors and cloning strategies PCR technology Biochemistry Concept of Biochemistry Definition and scope of biochemistry Units of length used in biochemistry ATP-ADP cycle Biomolecular Structure Proteins and Amino Acids Nucleic Acids Carbohydrates Lipids Enzymology Nature of enzyme catalysis Metabolic Generation of Energy Energy relationship between catabolic and anabolic pathways Stages in the extraction of energy from food stuff Generalized concept of glycolysis Kreb’s cycle Glycogen synthesis Oxidative phosphorylation and electron transport chain Naming of enzymes Michaelis-Menten concept of enzyme action Active binding and catalytic sites Factors affecting enzymes catalyzed reactions Control of enzyme activity Multi enzyme systems Utilization of Energy Energy utilization in anabolic processes Dark reaction of photosynthesis Biosynthesis for storage |
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1st December 2015, 02:28 PM
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5th October 2019, 09:50 AM
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| Re: MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
Hi buddy here I am looking for common syllabus for MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam to get admission in top Indian colleges for MSc Medical Biochemistry program study ??
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5th October 2019, 09:51 AM
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| Re: MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam syllabus
As you are asking for common syllabus for MSc Medical Biochemistry entrance exam so on your demand I am sharing same for you : Physical Chemistry Behaviour of Gases Kinetic theory of gases Absolute temperature scale Ideal and real gas laws Grahams law of diffusion and its application to biological problems Solution of Electrolytes Pressure and volume concept Equation of state Daltons law of partial pressure Non volatile and volatile electrolytes Definition and type of solution Colligative properties Activity and activity coefficient Elevation of boiling point Laws of osmotic pressure Determination of molecular weight Osmotic behaviour of living cells Expressing the concentration of solution Roults law and molecular weight of the solute Depression of freezing point Vant Hoff theory of dilution Theoretical explanation of osmosis Tonicity Turgor pressure Acid, Bases and Buffers Definition of pH Effect of pH on protoplasmic components Biological relevance of pH pH indicators Ionization of water Exact treatment of the ionization of monoprotic acid in water Arrhenius concept Relation between initial acid concentration Henderson-Hasselbalch equation Titration of strong and weak acids with strong base Salt hydrolysis Exact treatment of the ionization of diprotic acid Exact treatment of Bronsted lowery type monobase Buffering range Buffering capacity Ist Law of Thermodynamics and Thermo chemistry First law of thermodynamics Relation between Cp and Cv in gaseous system Energy changes in relation to changes in properties of the system Enthalpy of a system Change of internal energy and enthalpy in a chemical reaction Determination of heats of reactions Heat of formation, neutralisation, dilution and precipitations Kirchoffs law Bomb Calorimeter and Dewar vacuum flask Laws of Thermodynamics Need and statement of the 2nd law Concept of entropy Helmholtz and Gibbs free energy functions Maxwells relationships Gibbs Helmoholtz equation Gibbs-Duhem equation Conditions for equilibrium and spontaneity Law of mass action Vant Hoff-isotherm and law of chemical equilibrium Dependence of equilibrium constant with temperature and pressure Calapeyron-Clausius equation Determination of fugacity and activity coefficient Third law of thermodynamics Variation of entropy with temperature Determination of absolute entropies of liquids and gases Applications of the III law of thermodynamics Chemical Kinetics and Photochemistry Reaction rate, order and molecularity Collision and absolute theory of reaction rates Factors influencing rates of reactions Zero, I and II order reaction with examples Mathematical treatments of rate constants of I and II order reactions Calculation of activation energy Organic Chemistry Structure and Properties Electronic configuration Atomic and Molecular orbitals Hybrid orbitals: sp, sp2 and sp3 Intermolecular forces Covalent bond Melting point Boiling point Solubility Acid and Base in organic chemistry Alkanes and Radical reactions Structure of methane, ethane, propane and butane Production and reaction of radicals Homolytic bond dissociation energies Reactions of alkanes Halogenation of methane Halogenation of higher alkanes Selectivity of bromine Radical chain reactions Alkyl halides and Ionic reactions Structure, classification, nomenclature and physical properties of Alkyl halides Reactions of Alkyl halides Elimination reactions of Alkyl halides SNI and SN2 reactions Factors affecting rates of SNI and SN2 reactions Carbonations Alkenes Reactions of Alkenes Carbon-Carbon double bond Structure of ethylene, propylene and butylenes Substitution reactions and cleavage of Alkenes Preparation of alcohols Geometric isometric isomerism Oxymercuration-demercuration and hydroboration oxidation processes Alcohols Structure and Nomenclature, Physical properties of Alcohols Chemistry of OH group Conversions of alcohols into mesylates, tosylates, alkyl halide and alkyl phosphates Dehydration of alcohols Intermolecular dehydration Reactions of Alcohols Synthesis of ethers from alcohols Williamson synthesis Methods of protecting OH group Oxidation of alcohols Aldyehydes and Ketones Structure, Nomenclature and Physical properties of Aldyehydes and Ketones Nucleophilic addition to carbon-oxygen double bond Reaction of Aldehydes and Ketones Reduction to alcohols and hydrocarbons Reductive emanation Addition of water and alcohols Additions of derivatives of ammonia Addition of hydrogen cyanide and sodium bisulphite Addition of Halides Carboxylic acids and their Derivatives Structure, Nomenclature, Physical properties and Acidity of carboxylic acids Reactions of carboxylic acids Substitution in alkyl or aryl group Decarboxylation of carboxylic acids Reactions of acyl chloride and acid anhydride Reaction of Esters Reduction to alcohols Reactions with carbanion Amines and Amides Structure, Nomenclature, Physical properties and Basicity of Amines Oxidation Reactions of Amines with nitrous acid Replacement and coupling reactions of Arenediazonium salts Conversion to amides and sulfonamides Hofmann and Cope eliminations Reactions of Amides Cell Biology Basic Structure of Cell Cell as a basic unit of living system Biochemical composition of cell Cell theory Ultra structure of cell Membrane composition Early studies on Plasma Membrane Membrane functions Internal structure of cell and its functions Structure and Function of the Endoplasmic reticulum Golgi complex Evolution of mitochondria and chloroplast Lysosome Ribosome Photosynthetic process Cell Nucleus Structure and Function of Nucleus Nucleosome and chromosome Structure of Chromatin Mitosis and Meiosis Cell cycle Nuclear envelope Different processes in Cell Cell-cell interaction Cell locomotion Cell senescence and death Cell differentiation DNA and RNA Nucleic acids Structure of DNA DNA replication Transcription and Post transcriptional modifications Discovery of transformation and experiment of Hershey & Chase Structure and types of RNA Capping and splicing Polyadenylation Methylation Genetic Code Evidence and Essentiality of Condon Start and stop condones Overlapping genes and reading frames Universality of genetic code Triplet code Protein synthesis Mechanism in prokaryotes and eukaryotes Post translational modification and cell secretion Genetics Mendelian Analysis, Chromosome Theory of Inheritance Genotype and phenotype Experiments of Mendel Chromosome theory of inheritances Work of TH Morgan Work of Calvin Bridges X-linked inheritance genetics and sexual cycle in haploids Alternating haploids diploids Linkage, mapping genes, interference, coincidence in pro- and eukaryotes Extension of Mendelian Analysis Variation of dominance relations Lethal genes Balance lethal system Penetrance and expressivity Segregation distortion Gene interaction Epistasis Additivity Interaction between more than two gene pairs Modifiers Linkage and Recombination Chormosomes Structure and Mutations Structural organisation of chromatin Structure of Chromosome Structural and numerical aberrations involving chromosomes Translocation Spontaneous and induced mutations Chemical and physical mutagens Extrachromosomal Inheritance Mitochondrial and chloroplast genetic system Cytoplasmic Inheritance Male sterility and maternal effects Extra nuclear genomes Population genetics Microbial Geneticcs Conjugation Transduction Transformation Nature of Gene and Basic Genetic Engineering One gene one enzyme hypothesis Gene-protein relation Manipulation of DNA Restriction enzymes Recombinant DNA Vectors and cloning strategies PCR technology Biochemistry Concept of Biochemistry Definition and scope of biochemistry Units of length used in biochemistry ATP-ADP cycle Biomolecular Structure Proteins and Amino Acids Nucleic Acids Carbohydrates Lipids Enzymology Nature of enzyme catalysis Naming of enzymes Michaelis-Menten concept of enzyme action Active binding and catalytic sites Factors affecting enzymes catalyzed reactions Control of enzyme activity Multi enzyme systems Metabolic Generation of Energy Energy relationship between catabolic and anabolic pathways Stages in the extraction of energy from food stuff Generalized concept of glycolysis Krebs cycle Glycogen synthesis Oxidative phosphorylation and electron transport chain Utilization of Energy Energy utilization in anabolic processes Dark reaction of photosynthesis Biosynthesis for storage |
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