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BIOTECHNOLOGYMohan P. Arora

ISBN-81-7866-606-5 Edn: 2008 Price: Rs. 750 (US $ 30)

ADVANCES INBIOTECHNOLOGYS.N. Jogdand

1. Features of Biotechnology2. Biology -Biotechnology - Biotics,

History of Biotechnology3. Growth of Biotechnology and its

Worldwide Status4. Backbone of Biotechnology5. Bioprospecting, Biorefinery,

Bioenergy6. Biosensors and Biochips7. Biotechnology- Medical Applications8. Animal Biotechnology9. Biotechnology- Applications to

Plants and Agriculture10. Biotechnology- Applications to

Food Industry11. Biotechnology- Industrial

Applications


GENEBIOTECHNOLOGYS.N. Jogdand

ENVIRONMENTALBIOTECHNOLOGY(Industrial PollutionManagement)

S.N. Jogdand

1. Role of Biotechnology in EnvironmentProtection 2. Microbiology and Biochemistry ofWaste Water Treatment 3. Bioreactors for WasteWater Treatment 4. Removal of Specif ic

ISBN-81-8318-409-X Edn: 2010 Price: Rs. 650 (US $ 26)

BIOPHARMACEUTICALSS.N. Jogdand

1. Introduction2. Market for Biopharmaceuticals3. Biopharmaceutical Industry4. Biopharmaceutical Sector in India5. Drug Discovery and Drug Designing6. Pharmacokinetics7. Clinical Trials8. Regulatory9. Therapeutic Proteins

10. Blood Products11. Monoclonal Antibodies12. Hormone Therapy13. Vaccine Production — New Developments14. Transgenic Production of

Biopharmaceuticals

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INDUSTRIALBIOTECHNOLOGYS.N. Jogdand

1. Industrial Biotechnology — ThirdWave

2. Industrial Leadership3. Enzymes — Tools for Clean

Technology4. Impact on Chemical Industry5. Biopolymers6. Alternate Processes7. Biofuels8. Biopesticides9. Nano-Biotechnology

10. Future of Industrial Biotechnology

* Introduction* Cell Organisation* Chromosomes* Nucleic Acid* Biological Replication* Enzymes of DNA Synthesis* Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)* RNA Biosynthesis* Protein Synthesis* Genetic Code* Nature of the Genetic Material* Gene Therapy* Reproductive Technology* Genetics of Immunity* Protein Engineering* Vaccine Biotechnology* Plant Biotechnology* Glossary* Index* Concept of Gene

* Gene Expression* Gene Action and Related Diseases* Genetic Engineering* Transgenic Organisms* DNA Cloning and Fingerprints* Genetic Screening* Genetic Counseling

From Classical Genetics to Modern GeneticsGenetic Engineering and r-DNA TechnologyGenetic Complexity Enzymes used in GeneManipulation of DNA and RNA RestrictionEndonucleases-Molecular Scalpels Isolationand Purification of DNA Plasmids Isolationand Purification of DNA Plasmids Isolationand Purification of Plasmid DNA Preparationof RNA Autoradiography Electrophoresis of DNA Pulsed Field GelElectrophoresis Nucleic Acid Staining Nucleic Acid Labelling MolecularProbes Hybridization Techniques DNA Fingerprinting Restriction FragmentLength Polymorphism Blotting Techniques Vectors Gene Cloning Screeningof Recombinants Protoplast Technology-Fusion Techniques DNA-ProteinInteractions DNA Libraries-(a) Genomic Library (b) cDNA Library Chromosome Walking and Jumping Site-Directed Mutagenesis DNA Synthesis

Techniques of (Chromosome) Gene Mapping DNA Sequencing (GeneSequencing) Ribozymes Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) RandomAmplification of Polymorphic DNA Subtraction Hybridization Ribotyping

Protein Engineering Strain Improvement of Industrially Important Organisms Gene Transfer Technologies Transgenic Animals Human Gene Therapy Gene Targeting Antisense Therapy Flow Cytogenetics Human Genome

Project Genomics Proteomics Bioinformatics-I Ethical, Legal, Social,Environmental and Health Issues Related to Gene Biotechnology

12. Biotechnology- Applications toEnvironment Protection

13. Biotechnology in India14. Product Quality and Patent

Protection15. Biotechnology- How Safe16. Entrepreneurship in

Biotechnology

15. Human GeneTherapy

16. AntisenseTechnology(DNA Medicines)

Pollutants 5. Bioenergy from Wastes 6.Bioremediation 7. Biotechnology forHazardous Wastes Management 8. Biotechnology for Petrochemical Industry9. Biotechnology for Pesticide Industry 10. Tannery Industry andBiotechnology 11. Paper Industry and Biotechnology 12. Biotechnology andthe Dyestuff Industry 13.Biotechnology in Textile Industry 14. Biotechnologyfor Waste Treatment of Food and Allied Industries 15. Biotechniques for AirPollution Abatement and Odour Control 16. Novel Methods of Pollution Control17. Aiming for Biodegradable and Ecofriendly Products 18. EnvironmentalMonitoring

ISBN-978-81-8488-560-6 Edn: 2010 Price: Rs. 650 (US $ 26)

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MEDICALBIOTECHNOLOGYS.N. Jogdand

Role of Biotechnology in HealthcareWorldwide Market and Work in MedicalBiotechnologyVaccine Production-NewDevelopmentsEnzymes in DiagnosisNucleic Acid Analysis:Diagnostic ToolsMonoclonal Antibodies:Diagnostic Tooland Other ApplicationsBiosensors in Clinical DiagnosisAntibioticsChiral TechnologyEnzymes in TherapyHormone TherapyTherapeutic ProteinsHuman Gene TherapyAntisense Technology (DNAMedicines)Immunomodulation as TherapyMonoclonal Antibodies forImmunotherapy


ENTREPRENEURSHIP ANDBUSINESS OFBIOTECHNOLOGYS. N. Jogdand


1. Entrepreneurship2. Bio-Entrepreneurship3. Growth of a Biotech Company4. Bio-Entrepreneurship in

Different Countries5. History of Establishment of Pioneer

Biotechnology Companies6. Elements of Bio-Entrepreneurship

Science, Legal, Regulatory, and OtherBusiness Factors

7. Biotech Business Models8. Manufacturing Strategy9. Business Plan

10. Funding the Biotech Business11. Biotech Business Strategies, Licensing,

Collaborations, Alliances, TechnologyTransfer

12. Bio-Entrepreneurship inIndia

13. India’s Bio-Entrepreneurs14. Entrepreneurship in

Rural Biotechnology15. Organizations and Courses

for Bio-Entrepreneurship

Blood ProductsDrug Discovery and DrugDesigningDrug Delivery and RelatedDevelopmentBiotechnology and CancerProduction ofBiopharmaceuticals UsingTransgenic AnimalsReferences

GLOSSARY IN BIOTECHNOLOGYAND GENETIC ENGINEERING ANDBIOGRAPHIES OF RELATED

SCIENTISTS HANDBOOKDr. Shiva C. AithalDr. Nikhilesh S. Kulkarni

ISBN- Edn: 2008 Price: Rs. 175 (US $ 7)

BIOINFORMATICSC.S.V. MurthyPart I: A Brief Understanding of Biotechnologyand Microbiology Computers in BiochemicalResearch Bioinformatics Biotechnology andInformation Technology (Bio-IT) Building OwnWebsitePart II : Genes Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid(DNA)/Ribo Nucleic Acid (RNA) Motif Chromosomes GeneticsPart III: Biological Information on the WebPart IV : Biological Databases Protein


Resource Data Bases Homology, Analogy, Orthology and Paralogy Packages Concentrating on Particular Areas of Sequence Analysis PairwiseAlignment Multiple Sequence Alignments Structure Classification ofDatabases DNA Recombinant Technology for Growth Hormone Therapy Well-known Comprehensive Packages Genomics and Proteomics Toolsand Techniques Analysis PackagesPart V : Data Analysis using PERL Data Mining Data VisualisationPart VI : India’s Potential in Biotechnology Biotechnology/Bioinformatics Activities in India Bibliography Glossary Index

BIOINFORMATICSTheory & Practice

N.J.ChikhaleV.S.Gomase


1. Introduction of Bioinformatics2. The Central Dogma of Biology3. Amino Acid Information4. Functional Genomics5. Biological Database & Databanks-I6. Biological Database & Databanks-II7. Name & Function of Database8. Retrieval of Data and Its Description9. Gene Expression Analysis

10. Microarray & Gene Expression11. Pairwise Sequence Alignments12. Fasta & Blast13. Multiple Sequence Alignments14. Methods of Gene Prediction15. RNA Secondary Structure Prediction

INTRODUCTION TOBIOINFORMATICSSundara Rajan & Balaji

Introduction Cell Biomolecules Nucleic Acids Replication of DNA Genetic Code Protein Synthesis Gene Expression Genetic Engineering Enzymes Bioenergetics Basic Computing for Biologists Biological Databases Sequence Analysis Tools for Bioinformatics Protein Structure Prediction Software in Bioinformatics


Emerging Areas ofBioinformatics

Appendix Glossary Index

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Har Gobind Khorana (1922) Oswald Theodore Avery (1877-1955) David Baltimore (1938-) George Wells Beadle (1903-1989) Seymour Benzer (1921-2007) Herbert W. Boyer (1936)Sydney Brenner (1913) Roy John Britten (1919-) Patrick

Henry Brown (1954) Mario Renato Capecchi (1937-) Thomas Robert Cech (1947-) Stanley NormanCohen (1935-) Francis Collins (1950-) Carl Erich Correns (1864-1933) Francis Harry Compton Crick(1916-2004) Stephen P.A. Fodor (1953-) Rosalind Elsie Franklin (1920-1958) Howard RobertHorvitz (1947-) Francois Jacob (1920-) Mary-Claire King (1946-) Arthur Kornberg (1918-) Lederberg(1925-) Barbara Mcclintock (1902-1992) Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) (Father of Genetics) MatthewStanley Meselson (1930-) Fredrich Miescher (1844-1895) Jacques Lucien Monod (1910-1976) ThomasHunt Morgan (1866-1945) Hermann Muller (1890-1967) Kary Mullis (1944-) Marshall Warren Nirenberg(1927-) Christiane Nusslein-Volhard (1942-) Richard Johan Roberts (1943-) Frederick Sanger (1918-) Phillip Allen Sharp (1944-) Franklin William Stahl (1929-) John Sulston (1942-) Edward LawrieTatum (1909-1975) Howard Martin Temin (1934-1994) Erich Von Tschermak-Seysenegg (1871-1962)John Craig Venter (1946-) Hugo De Vries (1848-1935) James Dewey Watson (1928-) Eric FrancisWieschaus (1947-) Evelyn Witkin (1921- ) Paul Charles Zamecnik (1913-)


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MOLBIOFundamentals of MolecularBiologyAvinash & Kakoli Upadhyay

1. Building Blocks of Nucleic Acids2. Nucleic Acid Structure3. Protein Structure4. Chromosome Structure5. Genome Organization6. DNA Replication7. Prokaryotic Transcription8. Transcription in Eukaryotes9. Post-Transcriptional Processing

of RNA10. The Genetic Code and Protein

Biosynthesis11. Recording12. Mutations13. Repair of DNA14. Molecular Recombination15. Mobile Genetic Elements16. Regulation of Gene Expression

in ProkaryotesISBN-81-8318-263-1 Edn: 2005 Price: Rs. 1800 (US $ 72)

17. Regulation of Gene Exp-ression in Eukaryotes I,II & III

18. DNA Technology19. Recombinant DNA

Technology20. Cell Cycle, Cancer and

Apoptosis21. When Things Go Wrong


1. Natural Immunity2. Adaptive Immunity Immunochemistry3. Immunoglobulins (Antibodies)4. Cell and Organs Involved in Immune

Mechanisms5. Genetic Basis of Immune

Response/The MHC6. Cytokines7. Immune Responses: Cellular and

Molecular Mechanisms8. Immunity to Invading Organisms9. Monoclonal Antibodies: The

Hybridoma Technology10. Immune Networks11. Complements12. Hypersensitivity13. Immunological Tolerance

14. Autoimmunity15. Transplantation

Immunology16. Tumour Immunology17. Immunodeficiency18. Immunostimulation

and Vaccination

GENERAL ENZYMOLOGYKulkarni &Deshpande

1. Enzyme Biology2. Enzyme Isolation & Purification3. Nonmenclature & Classification of

Enzymes4. Structural Components of Enzymes5. Enzyme Kinetics6. Enzyme Action Mechanisms7. Coenzymes & Cofactors8. Enzyme Regulation9. Isoenzymes

10. Enzyme Technology11. Enzyme from Extreme Environments


PRINCIPLES OFIMMUNOLOGYN.V. Shastri

DICTIONARY OFBIOLOGYD.B. Dhawane


PROTEOMICS(THEORY AND PRACTICE)Virendra S. GomaseN.J. Chikhale


1. Introduction of Bioinformatics2. Protein Structure and Function3. Information of Amino Acid4. Proteomics5. Protein Database6. Retrieval of Data and its

Description7. Fasta and Blast8. Multiple Sequence Alignments9. Matrices and Gap Penalty

10. Phylogenetic Analysis

INTRODUCTION TO BASICMOLECULAR BIOLOGYTECHNIQUESDr. G.R. Naik1. Part I: Introduction to Textbook

Good Laboratory Practice2. Biology of Cloning Vectors3. Preparation of Plasmid DNA4. Isolation of DNA from Plant Tissue5. Isolation of mRNA6. Polymerase Chain Reaction7. Electrophoresis8. Protein Isolation and Purification9. Blotting Techniques

10. Genetic Transformation in Plants11. DNA Sequencing


1. A to Z2. Greek and Latin Terminology3. Branches in Biology4. Concepts and contribution in Biology5. Fathers of various Branches of Biology6. Landmarks in Genetics7. Wildlife Sanctuaries in India8. Birth control methods9. Bacterial Diseases and pathogen

10. Antibiotics and microorganism11. Landmarks in medicine12. Discovery of bacterial disease and

pathogen13. Important days14. Terms and scientist15. Common abbreviations

16. Common prefixes and suffixes17. Famous biological research

Institutes in India18. Autobiographical notes on

Scientist19. Undergraduate and

postgraduate courses inBiotechnology


BASIC MOLECULARBIOLOGYAvinash & Kakoli Upadhyay


1. Building Blocks of Nucleic Acids2. Nucleic Acid Structure3. Protein Structure5. Chromosome Structure5. Genome Organisation6. DNA Replication7. Prokaryotic Transcription8. Transcription in Eukaryotes9. Post-Transcriptional Processing of

RNA10. The Genetic Code and Protein

Biosynthesis11. Mutations12. Repair of DNA13. Molecular Recombination14. Mobile Genetic Elements

15. Regulation of GeneExpression in Prokaryotes

16. DNA Technology17. Recombinant DNA

Technology

TECHNIQUES INLIFE SCIENCESDr. D.B. Tembhare


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MOLECULARBIOLOGYMohan P. Arora


The CellMicroscopyProtoplasmThe Dance of LifePlasma MembraneCell WallCellular InteractionEnzymesCytology ofGametogenesisFertilizationParthenogenesisNucleic Acid (NDA)BiologicalReplicationEnzymes of DNARibonucleic AcidRNA Biosynthesis

VacuolesMitochondriaGolgi ComplexLysosomesPeroxisomesEndoplasmicReticulumRibosomesPlastidsNature of theGenetic MaterialProteinSynthesisRegulation ofProteinSynthesisGenetic CodeCancerIndex

A. Cell and Tissue StainingTechniques

1. Introduction2. Elements of Microtomy3. In Situ and Histological Staining

Techniques4. Cytological and Microbial

Staining Techniques – (79-94)5. Histochemistry6. MicroscopyB. Physiological and Biochemical

Techniques7. Haematological Techniques8. Biochemical Methods9. Detection of Carbohydrates10. Detection of Lipids11. Detection of Amino Acids and

Proteins12. Detection of Enzymes

13. Detection of Excretory Substances14. Detection of VitaminsC. Recent Trends in Biotechniques15. Nucleic Acid Biotechniques16. Immunological Techniques17. Radio-immunoassay of Hormones18. Animal Cell and Tissue Culture

ReferencesAppendixSubject Index

GENETICSC.B. Powar

ISBN-81-7866-251-5 Edn: 2009 Rs. 4500 (Set of 2 Volumes) (US $ 180)

Volume I The Work of Mendel Chronological Order of Historical Landmarks in Genetics Nobel Prizes in Physiology or Medicine

and Chemistry which have a Bearing on Genetics

Genetic Notations Suggested Reading

Volume IIGenetic Recombination 1:Types of

MechanismsGeneral (Homologous) RecombinationA. Homologous Recombination in E.coliB. Mechanism of RecombinationC. Molecular Models of GeneralRecombinationSite-Specific RecombinationTransposition

GENETICSMohan. P AroraGurdarshan & S. Sandhu

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1. Introduction 2. History of Genetics3. Mendelian Principles 4. Physical Basis ofHeredity 5. Chromosomes 6. Cell Division7. Crossing Over 8. Chromosome Maps9. Linkage 10. Interaction of Genes 11. MultipleAlleles and Blood Groups 12. Sex LinkedInheritance 13. Cytoplasmic Inheritance14. SexDetermination 15. Non disjunction 16. SexDifferentiation 17.Quantitative Inheritance

18. Polyploidy 19. Mutations 20. Lethal Genes 21. Concept of Gene22. Nature of the Genetic Material 23. Nucleic Acid 24. Biological Replication25. Enzymes of DNA Synthesis 26. Ribonucleic Acid 27. RNA Biosynthesis28. Protein Synthesis 29. Gene Expression 30. Genetic Code 31. DNA Cloningand Finger Prints 32. Genetic Engineerings 33. Pedigree Analysis 34. Humangenetics and Chromosomal Abnnormalities 35. Gene Action and RelatedDiseases 36. Eugenics and Euphenics 37. Population Genetics 38. Inbreeding,Outbreeding and Hybrid Vigour 39. Gene and Behaviour 40. Microbial Genetics41. Developmental Genetics

GENETICENGINEERINGMohan P. Arora


1. Tools in Genetic Engineering 2. Isol-ation of Nucleic Acids 3. Cutting andJoing DNA Molecules 4. Cloning Vecto-rs 5. Cosmids, Phasmids and other AdvancedVectors 6. Genomic and cDNA Libraries7.Finding the Right Clone 8. Other Sports ofCloning 9. Polymerase Chain Reaction 10.

Sequencing and Sequence Analysis 11. Bacterial Cloning 12. Cloning inFungi 13. Genetic Engineering in Yeast 14. Weed Control by GeneticallyEngineered Fungi 15. Recombinant DNA Vaccines 16. Transgenic Organisms17. Transgenic Fishes 18. Transgenic Trees 19. Drugs from Plants 20.Applications of Recombinant DNA Technology 21. Medical Applications,Present and Future 22. Biotechnology: Applications to Genetics 23. Mappingof Genes 24. Gel Electrophoresis and Blotting


Fundamentals ofGENETICSMohan P. Arora1. The Cell 2. Plasma Membrane 3. The CellWall 4. Mitochondria 5.Plastids 6. EndoplasmicReticulum 7. The Golgi Complex 8. Vacuoles9. Chromosomes 10. Cell Division11.Mendelian Principles 12. Variation inMendelian Laws 13. Gene Action and RelatedDiseases 14. Linkage 15. Crossing Over

16. Chromosome Maps 17. Sex Determination 18. Sex Linked Inheritance19. Nature of the Genetic Material 20. Nucleic Acid 21. Biological Replication22. Enzymes of DNA Synthesis 23. Introduction to Biostatistics 24. Sampleand Sampling 25. Graphical Representation of Data 26. Central Tendency orAverage 27. Dispersion 28. Probability and Distribution 29. Regression andCorrelation 30. Test of Hypothesis 31. Chi-Square Test 32. Introduction toComputer.

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CYTOGENETICSMohan P. Arora

Part - I: Theory

1. Physical Basis of Inheritance 2. SpecialTypes of Chromosomes 3. Sex Linkage4. Linkage 5. Crossing Over 6. ChromosomalAberrations 7. Cytoplasmic Inheritance

Part - II: Practical

1. Culturing and Handling of Drosophila2. Salivary Gland Chromosomes 3. GeneticProblems


HISTOLOGY ANDGENETICSMohan P. Arora

1. Histological Structure of MamalianOrgans

2. Heredity and Environment3. Mendel and His Works4. Interaction of Genes5. Crossing Over6. Chromosome Mapping8. Multiple Alleles and Blood Groups9. Sex Linked Inheritance

10. Sex Determination11. Human Karyotyping12. Gene Mutations13. Concept of Gene14. Eugenics and Euphenics15. Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology


16. Recombinant DNATechnology

Practicals17. Histology18. Problems

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MOLECULARGENETICS OFCANCERC.B. Powar Introduction Characteristics of Cancer Cells Characteristics of Oncogenes Classes of Oncogenes and

Oncoproteins Mechanisms Converting Proto-

Oncogenes to Oncogenes Chromosomal Changes in Malignancy Viruses and Cancer Tumour Suppressor Genes or

Antioncogenes References


1. Introduction2. Types of Cell Signalling3. Cell Signalling Molecules4. Signalling Receptors5. Second Messengers6. Receptors I : Ion-Channel-linked

Receptors7. Receptors II: G Protein-coupled

Receptors (GPCRs)8. Receptors III: Enzyme-linked Cell

Surface Receptors9. Cell Signalling Enzymes

10. Cell Signalling in Plants

CELL SIGNALLINGC.B. Powar

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GENETIC ENGINEERINGAND CLONINGMohan P. Arora

1. Introduction2. Instrumentation3. Restriction Enzymes in Cloning4. Recombinant DNA Technology5. Cloning Vectors6. Isolation7. Synthesis of Gene8. Sequencing9. Gene Transfer Methods

10. Screening and Analysis ofRecombinants

11. Application of Recombinant DNATechnology Practicals

12. Extraction of Nuclear DNA13. Mitochondrial Extraction


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GENE REGULATIONC.B. Powar

The Genome Gene Regulation I: Prokaryotes Prokaryote Gene Regulation

Mechanisms Eukaryote General Mechanisms I:

Transcriptional Regulation Eukaryote General Mechanisms

II:Post Transcriptional Regulation Eukaryote General Mechanisms III:

Translational Regulation Post Translational Regulation Eukaryote Special Mechanisms of

Gene Regulation Regulation of Plant Genes Suggested Reading


MOLECULARGENETICSMohan P. Arora

PART- I : Theory

1. Introduction 2. Chemical Basis ofHeredity 3. Nucleic Acids 4. GeneticCode 5.Gene Action 6.Gene Expression7. Fine Structure of Gene 8. Geneticsof Bacteria 9. Gene Mutations

PART- II: Practical

10. Instrumentation 11. Extraction of DNA


BIOMOLECULESMohan P. Arora

1. Origin of the Earth2. Origin of Biomolecules3. Atoms and Molecules4. Water5. Chemical Bonds6. Cells-a Unit of Life7. Biomembrances8. Flow of Energy in a Cell9. Carbohydrates

10. Lipids11. Amino Acids12. Proteins13. Enzymes14. Nucleic Acid (DNA)15. Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)16. Biosynthesis of Protein17. Biosynthesis of Purine and Pyrimidine18. Amino acid Metabolism19. Metabolism of Individual Amino Acids


20. Metabolism ofCarbohydrates

21. Metabolism of Lipid22. Catabolism of Nucleotides23. Vitamins24. Hormones25. Inborn Errors of Metabolism

BIOPHYSICSMohan P. Arora


1. Matter and Mechanics of Cells2. Atoms3. pH and Buffer Solution4. Biomembranes5. Intra- and Inter-molecular Interaction

in Biological System6. Transport Across Membranes7. Bio-Mechanics in Higher Animals8. Bio-Mechanics in Small Animals9. Physics in Biological Systems

10. Glomerular Filteration11. Mechanical Events in Cardiac Cycle12. Electrical Potential in Neurons13. Molecular Physics of Plant

Physiology14. Perception of Light in Humans15. Ultrasound16. Echolocation17. Thermo-Regulation Microscopy18. X-Ray Crystallography

19. Isotopes in Biology20. Centrifugation and Sub-

Cellular Fractionation21. Spectrophotometry22. Separation Methods23. Nuclear Magnetic

Resonance (NMR)

BIOPHYSICALCHEMISTRY(Principles and Techniques)Upadhyay, Upadhyay& Nath

1. Acids and Bases2. Ion Specific Electrodes3. The Colloidal Phenomena4. Diffusion and Osmosis5. Viscosity6. Surface Tension7. Adsorption8. Spectrophotometry9. Other Optical Techniques for Molecular

Characterization10. Centrifugation11. Chromatography12. Electrophoresis13. Isotopes in Biology

14. Certain PhysicochemicalTechniques Useful inBiochemistry

15. Mass Spectrometry16. Appendices17. Index


BIOPHYSICSG.R. Chatwal


1. Introduction2. Laws of Physics and Chemistry3. Bioenergetics4. Carbohydrates5. Proteins6. Nucleic Acids7. Lipids and Biological Membrances8. Light Microscopy9. Electron Microscopy

10. Radioactivity11. Separation Techniques12. Physico-Chemical Techniques to

Study Biomolecules13. Spectroscopy14. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Spectroscopy15. X-Ray Crystallography16. Model Building

17. Energy Pathways inBiology

18. Biomechanics19. Neurobiophysics20. Origin and Evolution

of Life


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BIOCHEMISTRYC.B. Powar & G.R. Chatwal1. Introduction to Biochemistry 2. Conceptsof Cell 3. Biophysical Process 4. Bioenergetics5. Biochemical Techniques 6. Chemistry ofCarbohydrates 7. Chemistry of Amino Acids8. Peptides and Proteins 9. Enzymes,Coenzymes and Isozymes 10. Chemistry ofAlkaloids 11. Chemistry of Nucleic Acid12. Plant Growth Substances 13. Plants andAnimal Pigments 14. Chemistry of Lipids15. Hormones 16. Vitamins 17. Metabolism of

Carbohydrates 18. Biosynthesis of Amino Acids 19. Catabolism of a-AminoAcids 20. Biosynthesis of Urea and Catabolism of Amino Acid Nitrogen21. Metabolism of Lipids 22. Biosynthesis of Alkaloids 23. Protein Synthesis24. Redox Potential, Electron Transport and Oxidative Phosphorylation25. Biosynthesis of Nucleic Acids 26. Biological Membranes 27. Regulationof Biochemical Processes 28. Metabolism of Inorganic Substances29. Biochemistry of Blood 30. Digestion, Absorption and Metabolism of Food31. Biochemistry of Respiration 32. Excretion 33. Biochemistry of Muscles


TEXT BOOK OFBIOCHEMISTRYDr. Anil Potnis, Dr. Asha Potnis& Dr. Deval Reshma Paranjpe,


Part 1: 1. Hydrogen Ion Concentration (p-H)Buffers Acid Base Balance 2. Surface Tension3. Viscosity 4. Collodis 5.Nanomols 6. CellandCell Membrane 7.Chemistry of Carbohydrates8. Chemistry of Proteins 9. Chemistry of Lipids10.Chemistry of Nucleoproteins 11. Enzymes12. Vitamins (Fat Soluble A,D,E,K) 13.

Hormones 14. Mechanism of Hormonal Action 15. Biological Oxidation Part 2:16. Carbohydrate Metabolism 17. Lipid Metabolism 18. Protein Metabolism 19.Intermediate Metabolism 20. Starvation Metabolism 21. Nucleo-proteinMetabolism 22. DNA (Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid) 23. RNA (Ribose NucleicAcid) 24. Genetic and Protein Synthesis I & II Part 3: 25. Cataract I & II 26.Anti-biotics 27. Inorganic Metabolism 28. Plasma Proteins 29.Immu-nochemistry30. Hemoglobin Formation 31. Hemoglobinopathis (Abnormal-Hb) Part 4: 32.Nutrition in Health and Disease 33. Prostaglandins 34.Cerebro Spinal Flud(C.S.F.) 35. Hepatic or Hepatrogenous Jaundice 36. Specific Dynamic Action(S.D.A.) 37. Energma of Essential Hypertension 38. Metabolic Errors at Birthand in Life

MICROBIOLOGYM. P. Arora


1. Introduction2. Microscopy3. Sterilization4. Disinfection and Disinfectants5. Infection6. Chemotherapeutic Agents and

Antibiotics7. Cell Injury and Death8. Immunity to Disease9. Immunotechnology

10. Molecular Basis of Cancer11. Environmental Microbiology12. Industrial Microbiology13. The Bacteria14. The Viruses15. The Fungi16. Protozoa17. Bacterial Diseases of Man

18. Bacterial and ViralDiseases of Plants

19. Viral Diseases of Man

A TEXT BOOK OFMICROBIOLOGY-IS. Sundara Rajan

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1. Aim and Scope of Microbiology2. History of Microbiology3. Microscopy4. Staining Techniques5. Sterilization Techniques6. Culture Techniques7. Classification of living organism8. Bacteria9. Mycoplasma

10. Rickettsiae11. Actinomycetes12. Cyanobacteria13. Archaebacteria14. Viruses15. Carbohydrates16. Lipids17. Nucleic Acids

MOLECULAR BIOLOGYAND GENETICENGINEERINGUpadhyay,Upadhyay

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1. Building Blocks of Nucleic Acids2. Genome Organization3. Transription in Prokaryotes4. Transcription in Eukaryotes5. Post-transcriptional Modifications6. The Genetic Code & Protein

Biosyntheis7. Regulation of Gene Expression8. Recombinant DNA Technology9. The Immune System: Organs & Cells

of the Immune System10. Antigens11. Structure and Functions of

Immunoglobulins12. Histocompatibility Complex

Questions

APPLIEDMICROBIOLOGYVinita Kale & Kishore Bhusari

Unit I - Introductory MicrobiologyUnit II - Sterilization and DisinfectionUnit III - Environmental MicrobiologyUnit IV - Medical MicrobiologyUnit V - Industrial MicrobiologyAppendix I - List of WebsitesAppendix II - List of Abbreviation andSymbolsAppendix III - List of Characteristics ofCommon MicroorganismsGlossaryBacterial Anatomy and StainingIndex

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PRACTICALMICROBIOLOGYVinita Kale & Kishore Bhusari


Section - 1: Techniques Used in BasicMicrobiology: 1. Some Common Appartusused in Microbiology Laboratory 2. CultureMedia Preparation and its Sterilization 3. AsepticTransfer Techniques 4. Culturing Microorganismin Liquid Medium and on Solid Medium5. Isolation of Pure Culture of Bacteria6. Microscope and Microscopy 7.MorphologicalStudies of Microorganisms 8. EnzymaticActivity of Microorganisms.

Section 2: Techniques Used in Applied Microbiology: 9. Enumerationof Growth 10. Microbiological Assays Based on Nutrition 11. AnaerobicCultivation of Bacteria 12. Environmental Effects on Microbial Growth13. Identification of Unknown Bacteria 14. Selective and Enriched CultureTechniques 15. Antiseptic and Disinfection Action. 16. Sterility Testing17. Microbial Genetics 18. Industrial Microbiology 19. Soil Microbiology20. Diagnostic Bacteriology 21. Viruses.

INTRODUCTION TOSOIL ANDAGRICULTURALMICROBIOLOGYG. Prabhakaran

1. Lithosphere2. Microbial Flora of Soil

(i) Soil Microorganisms(ii) Factors Influencing Soil

Microbiological Population(iii) Microbiological Test for Soil Fertility

3. Phytohormones4. Bio-Geo-chemical Cycling5. Biological Nitrogen Fixation6. Microbial Interactions7. Phytopathology

(i) Phythopathogenic Fungi(ii) Phythopathogenic Bacteria


(iii) PhythopathogenicViruses

(iv) PhythopathogenicNematodes

(v) Plant Disease Control8. Biocides9. Biofertilizers

10. AgriculturalBiotechnology

CELL BIOLOGYIMMUNOLOGYAND ENVIRONMENTALBIOLOGYMohan P. Arora


1. Microscopy 2. Plasma Membrane 3. VirginalReproduction or Parthenogenesis 4. Cancer5. Genetics of Immunity 6. Transplanation Environmental Biology:7. History, Subdivision and Scope of Ecology 8. Ecological Niches 9. AbioticFactors 10. Soil 11.Environmental Factors 12. Light 13. Energy Flow inEcosystem 14. Population Ecology 15. Ecological Communities 16. Pollution17. Wildlife Conservation and its Management Practical: 18. Squash Preparation19. Salivary Gland Chromosomes 20. Estimation of Chemical Factors21. Ecological Adaptations

BIOSTATISTICSP.N.AroraP.K.Malhan


1. Introduction to Biostatistics 2.Preliminary Concepts 3. Tabulation andFrequency Distribution 4. GraphicalRepresentation of Data 5. Measures ofCentral Tendency 6. Measures ofDispersion 7. Skewness, Moments andKurtosis 8. Correlation Analysis 9.Regression Analysis 10. Probability andBaye’s Theorem 11. Binomial, Poission andNormal Distributions 12. Hypothesis Testing and Large Samples Tests13. Students’ T-Test 14. Chi-Square Test 15. F-Test or Fisher’s F-Test 16. Demography and Vital Statistics 17. Non-Parametric Methods18. Factorial Analysis 19. Circular Distributions and DescriptiveStatistics 20. Tests of Significance for Circular Distributions21. Association of Attributes 22. Models of Data Presentation withSpecial Reference to Biological Samples Statistical Tables

BIOSTBIOSTBIOSTBIOSTBIOSTAAAAATISTICSTISTICSTISTICSTISTICSTISTICSTheory and ProblemsTheory and ProblemsTheory and ProblemsTheory and ProblemsTheory and Problems

Kathamba Rajan1. Biostatistics2. Collection of Data3. Sampling Techniques4. Classification and Tabulation of

Data5. Diagrammatic and Graphic Presentation

of Data6. Measures of Central Tendency7. Measures of Dispersion8. Correlation and Regression Analysis9. Probability and Theoretical Distributions

10. Chi-Square Distribution11. Statistical Inference12. Analysis of Variance


COMMERCIALCULTIVATION OFMEDICINAL ANDAROMATIC PLANTSDr. Dhananjay J. Deshpande


Part I - Medicinal Plants CropPart II - Aromatic Plants CropPart III - Important Medicinal Plant FamiliesPart IV - Crop EconomicsPart V - Project ProfilesPart VI - List of BuyersPart VII - List of Medicinal Plants Banned

for ExportPart VIII -Schemes of National Medicinal

Plant BoardsPart IX - Addresses of State Medicinal Plant

BoardsPart X - Bibliography


SCIENCE

NUTRITION, HERBSAND SPICESV.S. Sastri

1. Introduction2. More About Nutrients3. Herbs and Spices4. Foods5. Some Common Problems6. Bibliography7. Index


COLLEGE BOTANY VOLUME ONE S. Sundara Rajan


MICROBIOLOGY1. Classification of living beings2. Introduction 3. Viruses 4. Bacteria5. Cyanobacteria 6. ImmunologyMYCOLOGY (Fungi)7. Introduction and GeneralCharacters 8. Phycomycetes 9.Ascomycetes 10. Basidiomycetes11. Deuteromycetes 12. Fungi andHuman Welfare 13. Lichens 14.Plant PathologyPHYCOLOGY (algae)15. General Account

COLLEGE BOTANYVOLUME TWO

S. Sundara Rajan

PART I: Pteridophytes and PaleobotanyPART II: GymnospermsPART III: Environmental BiologyPART IV: Embryology of Angiosperms


COLLEGE BOTANYVOLUME THREES. Sundara Rajan

PART I: Taxonomy and Economic BotanyPART 2: Genetics and CytologyPART 3: Plant Breeding and EvolutionPART 4: Practical Manual


COLLEGE BOTANYVOLUME FOURS. Sundara Rajan

PART I; Water Relations and TransportPART 2: Energy MetabolismPART 3: Molecular BiologyPART 4: Growth and DevelopmentPART 5: Practical Manual

Edn: 2006 Price: Rs. 550 (US $ 22)

COLLEGE ZOOLOGYPaper IMohan P. Arora


1. Characters and Classification of Protozoa2.Reproduction in Protozoa 3. Characters andClassification of Porifera 4. Canal System inSponges 5. Reproduction in Sponges 6.Organization of the Metazoan 7. Charactersand Classification of Coelenterata 8. Coraland Coral Reefs 9. Characters andClassif ication Helminthes 10. FasciolaHepatica 11. Tania Solium 12. Characters andClassification of Annelida 13. Characters andClassification of Mollusca 14. Foot of Mollusca15. The Shelled Mollusca 16. Torsion and Detorsion among Gastropods 17.Characters and Classification of Arthropoda 18. Larval Forms in Crustacea19. Parasitism in Arthropoda 20. Mouthparts in Insects 21. Metamorphosis inInsects 22. Characters and Classification of Echinodermata 23. Water VascularSystem in Echinodermata 24. Development and Metamorphosis in Ascidians25. Swim Bladder in Fishes 26. Breeding and Breeding Behaviour 27. ParentalCare in Fishes 28. Parental Care in Amphibia 29. Origin and Adaptive Radiationof Reptiles 30. Poisonous and Non-poisonous snakes 31. Migration in Birds32. Characters and Affinities of Prototheria and Metatheria 33. AquaticAdaptations in Mammals 34. Fertilization and Parthenogenesis 35. Eggs andClevage 36.Mourula and Blastula 37.Gastrulation 38. Plasma Membrane 39.Endoplasmic


SCIENCE

COLLEGE ZOOLOGYPaper IIMohan P. Arora

1. Chemical Bonds 2. Water 3. Metabolism 4.Protein Synthesis 5. Biotechnology 6. DNACloning and Fingerprints 7. TransgenicOrganisms 8. Plant Biotechnology 9. VaccineBiotechnology 10. Bioinformatics 11. SexDetermination 12. Sex Linked Inheritance 13.Multiple Alleles and Blood Groups 14.Quantitative Inheritance 15. Linkage 16.Crossing Over 17. Chromosome Maps18.Reproductive System 19. Meiosis 20.Population Genetics 21. Inbreeding, OutBreedingand Hybrid Vigour 22. Variation 23.Mutations 24. Natural Selection 25. Speciation26. Isolation


COLLEGE ZOOLOGYPaper IIIMohan P. Arora

Unit I - Medical Parasitology:1. Protozoa 2. Helminthes

Unit II - Economic Entomology andFisheries:

1. Economic Entomology 2. Methods ofInsects Control 3. Fisheries

Unit III - Animal Husbandry:

1. Taxonomy, Domestication and AnimalHusbandry in India 2. Poultry 3. Piggery4. Goat Farming 5. Sheep Farming6. Important Cattle Breeds and theirCharacteristics 7. Buffallo Farming 8.Dairy Farming.


Non-Chordate(Invertebrate)ZOOLOGY PRACTICALK. Pandey, J.P. Shukla


1. Characters and Classification of Non-Chordates

2. Study of Museum Specimens and Slidesof Different Invertebrate Phyla

3. Curious in Invertebrate Zoology4. Minor and Major Dissections5. Preparation of Important Fixatives,

Stains, and Other Reagents6. General Procedure of Microscopic

Preparations7. Invertebrates Culture Methods8. Permanent Stained Slides of Minor

Dissections - Slide Preparation9. Experimental Cytolozy and Genetics

10. Behaviour Exercises11. Experimental Ecology12. Biometry (Biostatistics)

NON-CHORDATA - IMohan P. Arora

Unit I - ProtozoaUnit II - PoriferaUnit III - MetazoaUnit IV - CoelenterataUnit V - PlatyhelminthesUnit VI - NematodaUnit VII - AnnelidaUnit VIII- ParasitologyUnit IX - Ecological Adaptation and

DiversityUnit X - Practical


CHORDATA - IMohan P. AroraProtochordata: 1. Chordate Organization 2.Balanoglossus 3. Amphioxus 4.ExternalMorphology of HerdmaniaAgnatha: 5. General Characters of AgnathaPisces: 6. Characters and Classification ofFishes 7. Dipnol 8. Accessory RespiratoryOrgans 9. Migration of Fishes 10. Culture ofFishes 11. Preservation and Processing ofFishes 12. Economic Importance of FishesAmphibia : 13. Characters and Classificationof Amphibia 14. Digestive System 15.

ISBN:978-81-8318-471-5 Edn: 2006 Price: Rs. 850 (US $ 34)

Circulatory System 16. Nervous System 17. Respiratory System 18. SenseOrgans 19. Urinogenital System 20. Origin and Evolution of Amphibia 21.Metamorphosis 22. Parental Care in AmphibiaReptilia: 23. Characters and Classification of Reptiles 24. Origin andAdaptive Radiation of Reptiles 25. Poisonous and Non-Poisonous Snakes26. Chelonia (Turtles) 27. Crocodilia 28. Sphenodon 29. Economic Importanceof Reptiles Aves: 30 Characters and Classification of AVES 31. FlightlessBirds or Ratitae 32. Origin of Birds 33. Flight Adpatations in Birds 34. Migrationin Birds 35. Economic Importance of Birds 36. BiodiversityPractical: 37. Protochordata 38. Cyclostomata 39. Pisces 40. Amphibia

NON-CHORDATA - IIMohan P. Arora

1. Characters and Classification ofArthropoda

2. Peripatus3. Palaemon4. Cephalization5. Integument6. Limulus7. Mouth Parts in Insects8. Respiration in Insects9. Metamorphosis in Insects

10. Termites11. Role of Insects in Biological Control12. Apiculture13. Prawn Culture14. Characters and Classification of

Mollusca15. UNIO (A Fresh Water Mussel)16. Foot of Mollusca17. Economic Importance of Mollusca


18. Neopilina19. Characters and

Classification ofEchinodermata

20. Starfish21. Larval Forms in

Echinodermata22. Minor Phyla23. Phylum Rotifera


SCIENCE

ANIMAL BEHAVIOURMohan P. Arora


Introduction Selection of Habitat Patterns of Behaviour Territoriality, Aggression and Conflict Behaviour Feeding and Antipredator Behaviour Learning Motivation Biological Communication Biological Clock Orientation Social Behaviour Evolution of Behaviour Hormones and Behaviour Behavioural Genetics Sexual Behaviour Human Behaviour Sexual Variations in Human Beings

Behaviour of Embryos Fighting Behaviour Parental Care Behaviour Defensive Behaviour Glossary Index

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGYMohan P. Arora

Introduction Protoplasm Cell Organisation Chemical Bonds Water pH and Buffer Solution Feeding and Digestion Vitamins Enzymes Metabolism Respiration Blood Excretion Muscles Endocronology Nervous System Receptors

Reproductive System Temperature Regulation Regulation of Body Fluids and Electrolytes Glossary Index



ECOLOGYMohan P. Arora

1. Introduction 2. Environmental Factors3. Light 4. Water 5. Soil 6. Biotic Relationships7. Ecosystem 8. Aquatic Ecosystems9. Terrestrial Ecosystems 10. Energy Flow inEcosystems 11.Biogeochemical Cycles12. Population Ecology 13. Pollution 14.NoisePollution 15. Effects of Pollution16. Adaptations 17. Colouration 18. Mimicry19. Variation 20. Speciation 21. EcologicalCommunities 22. The Ecological Niches23. Ecological Succession 24.Biogeography25. The Biosphere 26. Wildlife and EndangeredSpecies 27. National Parks 28.Biodiversity29. Waste Management 30. Human Impacton World Ecosystems 31. Glossary 32. Index

ORGANIC EVOLUTIONMohan P. Arora


* Introduction* Origin of the Earth* Origin of Life* Evidences of Organic Evolution* Lamarckism* Darwinism* Darwin’s Theory of Pangenesis* Natural Selection* DeVries’ Mutation Theory* Isolation* Adaptations* Individual and Specific Adaptations* Zoogeographical Distribution* Barriers* The Geologic Time Table* Dinosaurs* Evolution of Horse* Evolution of Camel* Evolution of Elephant* Evolution of Man* Index

* Colouration* Mimicry* Variation* Speciation* Artificial Selection* Sexual Selection* Micro and Macro

Evolution* Modern Synthesis

of Evolution* Animal Distribution

EMBRYOLOGYMohan P. Arora


* Introduction* Sex and Procreation* Reproduction* Virginal Reproduction or Parthenogenesis* Intersexes* Gametogenesis* The Discharge of Sex Cells* Fertilization* Cleavage* Morula and Blastula* Gastrulation* Differentiation* Metamorphosis* The Hormonal Control of Metamorphosis* Embryonic Induction* Nucleo-cytoplasmic Interaction* Regeneration* Foetal Membranes* Placentation in Mammals* Development of Balanoglossus* Development of Herdmania

* Development ofColonial Ascidians

* Development ofAmphioxus

* Development ofLamprey or Petromyzon

* EmbryonicDevelopment of Fishes

* Development of Frog* Development of Chick* Embryology of the

Mammals

STORY OF SCIENCE &ECOLOGICAL STUDIESVipan Kumar

1. Primitive Human Society2. Food Growing Civilization3. Emergence of Urban Societies4. Arab Science5. Feudal Society6. The Period of Renaissance and

Reformation7. Modern Developments in Science and

Technology in the 20th Century8. Science in India9. Scientific Approach To Problem Solving

10. Natural Resources: Exploitation andConservation

11. Environment and Human Health12. Nuclear Development : Its Impact on

Environment and Health13. Social Implications of Development

Projects

14. Public Awareness15. Program Implementation:

Role of Government andNGOs

16. Management of NaturalResources



MODERNENTOMOLOGYD.B.TembhareSection A-Insect:Structure and FunctionIntroduction The Integument The HeadThe Mouth-Parts The Thorax The WingsThe Abdomen The Digestive System The

Respiratory System The Circulatory SystemThe Excretory System The Nervous SystemThe Visual Organs The Sense Organs The

Effector Organs The Reproductive SystemDevelopment The Endocrine System The

Endocrine Functions The Ectohormones Section B-Classification of InsectsClassification of Insects Apterygote Orders Palaeopteran OrdersPolyneopteran Orders Order:Isoptera Paraneopteran Orders Oligoneopteran

Orders Order:Lepidoptera Order:Coleoptera Order:DipteraOrder:Hymenoptera Section C-Economic Entomology Economic

Entomology Primary Control Measures Chemical Control Modern Trends inPest Control Pests of Major Crops Pests of Other Crops and Stored GrainsPests of Medical Importance The Veterinary Pests Industrial EntomologySelected Readings Subject Index


PHARMACEUTICALCHEMISTY-INORGANICG.R. Chatwal


PHARMACEUTICALCHEMISTRY- ORGANICG.R.Chatwal1. Intro to Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2.Classification & Nomenclature of Drugs 3.Theories of Drug Action & Factors Drug Action 4.Assay of Drugs & Metabolism of Drugs 5. Relationof Chemical Structure & Chemical Activity 6.General Anaesthetics 7. Local Anaesthetics 8Hypnotics & Sedatives 9. Anticonvulsant Drugs10. Opioid Analgesics 11. Antitussives &


Expectorants12. Psychoactive Drugs 13. Central Nervous System Stimulants14. Antipartinsonisms Drugs 15. Andrenergic Drugs 16. Cholinergic &Anticholinesterase Agents 17. Antispasmodic & Antiulcer Drugs 18 SkeletalMuscle Relaxants 19. Antihistamines 20. Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Agents& Analgesic-Antipyretics 21. Cardiovascular Agents 22. Diuretics 23. Oxytocics24. Anthelminitics 25. Antimalarials 26. Antiamoebic Drugs 27. MiscellaneousAntiprotozoal Drugs 28. Urinary Tract Antiseptics 29. Antifungal Drugs 30.Antiviral Agents 31. Antineoplastic Agents 32.Diagnostic Agents 33.Disinfectants & Antiseptics 34. Coagulants, Haemostatics & Anticoagulants35. Hypoglycaemic Agents 36. Thyroid Hormones & Antithyroid Drugs 37.Steriods & Related Drugs 38. Vitamins 39. Sulphonamides 40. Antibiotics 41.Antimycobacterial Agents 42. Insecticides & Insect Repellents 43. OrganicPharmaceutical Aids Appendix I (Doses ofOrganic Drugs)

ORGANICCHEMISTRY OFNATURAL PRODUCTSVOLUME I

Gurdeep R. Chatwal

1. Carbohydrates2. Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins3. Alkaloids4. Purines and Pyrimidines5. Natural Dyes6. Chemistry and Biochemical Action of Vitamins7. Lipids8. Petroleum and Petrochemicals

ISBN-81-8318-307-7 Edn: 2009 Price: Rs.1250 (US $ 50)

1. Introduction to Pharmaceutical Chemistry2. Errors in Analysis3. Quality Control in Pharmacy4. Impurities in Pharmaceutical Substances

and their Limit Tests5. Quantitative Analysis (Volumetric and

Gravimetric Analysis)6. Acids, Bases and Buffers7. Antioxidants8. Gastrointestinal Agents9. Topical Agents

10. Dental Products11. Inhalants12. Expectorants, Emetics and Respiratory

Stimulants13. Major Intra and Extracelluar Electrolytes14. Official Compounds of Iron15. Official Compounds of Iodine16. Official Compounds of Calcium17. Radioisotopes in Pharmacy

(Radiopharmaceuticals) and ContrastMedia

18. Antidotes in Poisoning

19. Miscellaneous Medicinal Agents20. Pharmaceutical Aids21. Aurothiomalate22. Lithium Compounds23. Essential and Trace Elements24. Complexing and Chelating

Agents used in Therapy25. Sclerosing Agents26. Analgesics27. Vitamins28. Identification Tests for Ions and

Radicals

SCIENCE

SYNTHETIC ORGANICSYNTHETIC ORGANICSYNTHETIC ORGANICSYNTHETIC ORGANICSYNTHETIC ORGANICCHEMISTRYCHEMISTRYCHEMISTRYCHEMISTRYCHEMISTRYProf. Indu Shekhar Jha

1. Production Groups2. Formation of Carbon-Carbon Bond3. Oxidation4. Reduction5. Pericyclic Reaction6. Photochemical Reactions7. Free Radical Reaction8. Synthesis Through Enolate9. Carbon-Carbon Bond Forming

Electrophilic Reaction10. Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution11. Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution


Gurdeep R. ChatwalEdited by M. Arora

Chapter 1: TerpenoidsChapter 2: Natural PigmentsChapter 3: AntibioticsChapter 4: Steroids and HormonesChpater 5: Polynuclear HydrocarbonsChapter 6: Nucleic AcidChapter 7: Lignin and PectinChapter 8: Coenzymes and FermentationChapter 9: Biosynthesis of Some Natural ProductsChapter 10: Colour Reactions Tests of Natural Products

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OFNATURAL PRODUCTSVOLUME -II

Chapter11: Biological Oxidation of Carbohydrates

Chapter 12: PyrethroidsChapter 13: Biosynthesis of FlavonoidsChapter 14: Prostaglands

ISBN Edn: 2008 Price: Rs.


SCIENCEORGANICORGANICORGANICORGANICORGANICPHOTOCHEMISTRYPHOTOCHEMISTRYPHOTOCHEMISTRYPHOTOCHEMISTRYPHOTOCHEMISTRYGurdeep R. Chatwal

1. Concepts in Organic Photochemistry2. Determination of Reaction Mechanism3. Photochemistry of Alkenes

4. Photochemistry of Carbonyl Compounds5. Photochemistry of Aromatic Compounds6. Miscellaneous Photochemical Reactions

7. Problems on Organic Photochemistry8. Pericyclic Reactions


INSTRUMENTALMETHODS OFCHEMICAL ANALYSISChatwal & Anand Introduction to Instrumental Methods of ChemicalAnalysis Errors, Precision and Accuracy Microwave Spectroscopy Infrared AbsorptionSpectroscopy Raman Spectroscopy VisibleSpectrophotometry and Colorimetry UltravioletSpectroscopy Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Nuclear Magnetic Double Resonance (NDMR) and


BIOPHARMACEUTICSANDPHARMACOKINETICSG.R. Chatwal

Introduction Delivery of Drugs and Routes of

Administration Factors Affecting Drug Absorption Distribution of Drugs Protein Binding of Drugs Termination of Drug Action Drug Dissolution Pharmacokinetics Nonlinear Pharmacokinetics Introduction to Pharmacodynamics Bioavailability, Dosage Regimen and

Single and Multiple Dosing Bioequivalence Studies


In Vitro-In Vivo Correlation of Dissolution

Mean Residence Time (MRT)

Statistical Moment Theory International Regulation

Regarding Bioavailability and Bioequivalence Studies

INDOR Spectroscopy NQR Spectroscopy Electron Spin ResonanceSpectroscopy Mass Spectrometry X-Ray Absorption, Diffraction andFluorescence Spectroscopy (Crystal Tonography) Atomic AbsorptionSpectroscopy Flame Photometry and Flame Infrared Emission (FIRE) Nepherometry and Turbidimetry Fluorimetry and Phosphorimetry MossbauerSpectroscopy Emission Spectroscopy Refractometry Polarimetry Optical RotatoryDispersion and Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy Conductometric Measurements High Frequency Titrations Measurementof pH Potentiometric Titrations Polarography Amperometric Titrations Electrolytic and Coulometric Techniques Electrogravimetry Analytical

Separations Involving Solvent Extraction Chromatography PaperChromatography Thin-layer Chromatography Liquid-Liquid PartitionChromatography High Performance (Pressure) Liquid Chromatography Absorption Chromatography Column Chromatography Gel Chromatographyor Gel Permeation Chromatography Ion Exchange Chromatography GasChromatography Thermal Methods Nuclear Methods


24. Fossil Pteridophytes25. Introducing the Gymnosperms26. Pteridospermales27. Cycadeoidales28. Cycadales29. Cordaitales30. Coniferales31. Ginkgoales32. Ephedrales33. Gnetales34. General Discussion

Suggested Reading

A TEXT BOOK OF BOTANYVOLUME -IN.C. Kumar1. Microbiology2. Bacteria3. Cryptogams4. Fungi5. The Phycomycetae6. The Ascomycetae7. The Basidiomycetae8. The Deuteromycetae9. The Lichens10. Bryophyta11. Anthoceropsida12. Bryopsida13. The Bryophyta – A Historical Review14. Introducing the Pteridophyta15. Psilotopsida16. Lycopsida17. Selanginella18. Sphenopsida19. Pteropsida20. Ophioglossum21. The Leptosporangiatae22. Marsilea23. The Pteridophyta – A Historical

Review


1. Introduction to Dyes2. General Information About Fibres and Dyeing

Methods3. Classification of Dyes on the Basis of Mode of

Application4. Chemical Classification of Dyes5. Colour and Chemical Constitution5. C hemistry of Dyestuff Intermediates6. Nitro Dyes7. Nitroso Dyes8. Azo Dyes9. Azoic Dyes (Ingrain Azo Dyes)10. Diphenylmethane Dyes11. Triphenylmethane Dyes12. Phthaleins13. Xanthene Dyes14. Heterocyclic Dyes15. Thioindigos and Indigos16. Anthraquinone Dyes17. Phthalocyanines18. Sulphur Dyes19. Reactive Dyes20. Pigments21. Fluorescent Brightening Agents22. Non-Textile Uses of Dyestuffs23. Acridine Dyes

24. Thiazole Dyes25. Ingrain Dyes26. Solubilised Vat Dyes27. Sulphurised Vat Dyes28. Lactone, Amino Ketone and Hydroxy

Ketone Dyes29. Indamines and Indophenols30. Azines31. Oxazines32. Thiazines33. Cyanine Dyes34. Dyes for Synthetic Fibres35. Synthesis of Some Specific Dyes36. Important Questions

SYNTHETIC DYESSYNTHETIC DYESSYNTHETIC DYESSYNTHETIC DYESSYNTHETIC DYESGurdeep R. Chatwal

SYNTHETIC DRUGSSYNTHETIC DRUGSSYNTHETIC DRUGSSYNTHETIC DRUGSSYNTHETIC DRUGSG.R. Chatwal

ISBN Edn: 2009 Price: Rs. 295 (US $ 12)

1. Introduction2. Classification and Nomenclature Drugs3. Theories of Drug Action4. Assay of Drugs and Metabolism of Drugs5. Relation of Chemical Structures and Chemical Activity6. Hypnotics, Sedatives and Anticonvulsants7. Tranquillizers (Selective Modifiers of CNS)8. Central Nervous System Stimulants9. Cholinergic and Anticholinergic Agents10. Adrenergic Stimulants and Blocking Agents11. Histamine and Antihistamine Agents12. Anesthetics13. Cardiovascular Agents14. Hematological Agents15. Diuretics16. Organometallic Therapeutic Agents17. Antipyretics and Analgesics18. Anthelmintics19. Antimalarials20. Antiprotozoal Agents21. Antisptics22. Antispasmodics or Anticholinergic Agents23. Antifungal Agents24. Sulphanilamides or Sulpha Drugs25. Antitubercular and Antileprosy Drug26. Sweetening Agents27. Vitamins28. Hormones29. Antibiotics

30. Antineoplastic Drugs31. Antitussives32. Skeletal Muscle Relaxants33. Antiparkinsonism Drugs34. Antifilarial Agents35. Antiviral Agents36. Thyroid Harmones and Antithyroid Drugs37. Antidiabetic Agents38. Anti-Inflammatory Drugs39. AIDS and HIV40. Vaccine and Antisera41. Agents Affecting the Immune Response42. Prostaglandins and Other Eicosanoids43. Methylxanthines44. Chemical Contraceptives


ANALYTICALCHROMATOGRAPHYGurdeep R. Chatwal

1. General Principles of Chromatography2. Paper Chromatography 3.ThinLayerChromatography 4. Absorption Chroma-tography 5. Liquid-Liquid Partition Chroma-tography 6. Liquid-Liquid Chromatogrpahy(LLC) on Bonded Phases 7. LiquidChromatography - Mass Spectrometry8. Countercurrent Chromatography 9. Gel


Filtration or Gel (Exclusion) Chromatography or Exclusion (Permeation)Chromatography 10. Column Chromatography 11. Affinity Chromatography12. High Performance (Pressure) Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) 13. Medium-Pressure Liquid Chromatography 14.Gas Chromatography 15. Gas-Chromatography Mass Spectrometry 17. Ion Exchange Chromatography18. Electrophoretic Techniques 19. Capillary Electrophoresis 20. CapillaryElectrophoresis 20. Capillary Zone Electrophoresis 21. Capillary Electro-Chromatography (CEC) 22. Micellar Electrokinetic Chromatography (MEKC orMEKC) 23. Ion Chromatography 24. Supercritical Flud Chromatography25. Gravity Elution Chromatography 27. Dry-Clumn Flash Chromatography 28.Test Your Knowledge

SPECTROSCOPY(Atomic and Molecular)

Chatwal & Anand

Concepts in Spectroscopy Errors,Precisionand Accuracy Microwave Spectroscopy Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy RamanSpectroscopy Visible Spectrophotometry andColorimetry Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance NuclearMagnetic Double Resonance (NDMR) and


INDOR Spectroscopy NQR Spectroscopy Electron Spin ResonanceSpectroscopy Mass Spectrometry X-Ray Absorption, Diffraction andFluorescence Spectroscopy (Crystal Tonography) Atomic AbsorptionSpectroscopy Flame Photometry and Flame Infrared Emission (FIRE) Nephetometry and Turbidimetry Fluorimetry and Phosphorimetry MossbauerSpectroscopy Emission Spectroscopy Refractometry Polarimetry Optical Rotatory Dispersion and Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy AtomicFluorescence Spectroscopy (AFS) Photoelectron Spectroscopy ElectronicSpectroscopy Reflectance Measurements or Reflectance Spectroscopy

GREEN CHEMISTRY(Microwave Synthesis)Dr. K.R. Desai

1. Microwave Synthesis2. Microwave Induced Organic Reaction3. Microwave Assisted Organic Synthesis (Name Reactions)4. Microwave Hardware5. Application of Microwave Heating


SCIENCE

ANALYTICALCHEMISTRYGurdeep R. Chatwal

1. Introduction to Analytical Chemistry2. Errors and Evaluation3. Food Analysis4. Analysis of Water Pollution5. Soil Analysis6. Fuel Analysis7. Clinic Analysis8. Drug Analysis


EXPERIMENTS INCHEMISTRYD.V. Jahagirdar

General Procedure Treatment of Results Simple Apparatus and Calibrations Properties

of Liquids Partition Coefficient Molecular Weightby Depression in Freezing Point Phase Thermodynamic Conductance Potentiometry/pH Metry Optical Rotations Spectrophotometry Chemical Kinetics Absorption Diffusion/


Thermal Diffusion Dielectric Constant Ultrasonic Velocity Measurements Magnetic Susceptibility Crystal Growth and Solubility of the Crystals Molecular Complexes Charge-Transfer Spectra Coordination Compounds Inorganic Preparations A. Preparations B. Analysis Infra Red

Spectroscopy Physical Organic Chemistry Chromatography Ion Exchange Solvent Extraction Polarography Estimations Various Interdisciplinary

Experiments

BIOINORGANIC ANDSUPRAMOLECULARCHEMISTRYBhagi & Chatwal

Introduction to Bioinorganic ChemistryRole of Metals and Non-Metals inBiological Systems - An OverviewEssential Trace Elements and ChemicalToxicologyTransport and Storage of MetalsTransport and Storage ProteinsElectron CarriersMetalloenzymesPhotoredox and Non-ProteinMetallobiomoleculesMetal and its Complexes as TherapeuticAgents


Supramolecular ChemistryMolecular RecognitionSupramolecular Reactionsand CatalysisSupramolecular AssembliesGlossary


CHEMISTRY-IPHYSICAL CHEMISTRYShyam Singh


CHEMISTRY-IIINORGANIC CHEMISTRYShyam Singh

ISBN:978-81-8318-862-3 Edn: 2010 Price: Rs.

A Textbook of

ENVIRONMENTALSTUDIESDr. Vijay Kumar Tiwari


CHEMISTRY-IIIORGANIC CHEMISTRYShyam Singh

ISBN-978-81-8488-524-8 Edn: 2010 Price: Rs. 375

SCIENCE

1. The Multidisciplinary Nature ofEnvironment Studies

2. Natural Resources3. Forest Resources4. Water Resources5. Mineral Resources6. Food Resources7. Energy Resources8. Land Resources9. Ecosystem10. Biodiversity and its Conservation11. Environmental Pollution12. Solid Waste Management13. Disaster Management14. Human Population and

Environment

15. Sustainable Developmentand Environment

16. Climatic Change, GlobalWarming

17. Wasteland Reclamationand Consumerism andWaste Products

18. Environmental Protection Act19. Social Issues of the

Environment

1. Introduction2. Atomic Structure3. States of Matter4. The Molecules and Avogadro’s Law5. Chemical Change6. Atomic Weights7. Formulas and Equations8. Classification of the Elements

and Periodicity9. The Nature of Matter

10. Chemical bonding11. Crystal Structure12. Nuclear Chemistry13. Solution and Phase Rules14. Electrochemistry

15. Chemical Equilibrium andChemical Kinetics

16. Chemical Thermodynamicsand Chemical Energetics

17. The Colloidal State

1.Group 18 Elements (Noble gases) and the Atmosphere2. Hydrogen and Water 3. Group 17 Elements: Halogens4. Metals 5. Group 1 Elements (s-Block Elements) 6.Group 2 Elements (s-Block Elements) 7. Group 3Elements: Scandium, Yttrium, Lanthanum and Actinium8. Group 4 Elements: Titanium, Zircoium and Hafnium9. Group 5 Elements: Vanadium, Niobium and Tantalum10. Group 6 Elements: Chromium, Molybdenum and Tungsten 11. Group 7 Elements:Manganese, Technetium and Rhenium 12. Groups 8, 9, 10 Elemens: Iron,Ruthenium,Osmium; Cobalt, Rhodium, Iridium; and Nickel, Palladium, Platinum 13.Group 11 (d-Block Elements): Copper, Silver and Gold 14. Group 12 Elements: Zinc,Cadmium and Mercury 15. Group 13 Elements (p-Block Elements): Boron, Aluminum,Gallium, Indium and Thallium 16. The Group 14 Elements (p-Block Elements):Carbon, Silicon, Germanium Tin and Lead 17. Group 15 Elements (p-Block Elements):Phosphorus, Arsenic and Antimony, Bismuth 18. Group 16 Elements: Oxygen, Sulfur,Selenium, Tellurium and Polonium 19. Transition Elements: d-Block Elements 20.Reduction-Oxidation Reactions and OxidationPotentials 21. Lanthanoids 22. Actinoids23. Coordination Compounds Chemistry Nobel Laureates

COMPUTERAPPLICATIONS INCHEMISTRYR. Sambasiva Rao &G. Nageswara Rao

1. Hardware and Software2. Fortan Statements3. Software Method Base4. Roots of an Equation5. Optimization6. Numerical Interpolation7. Numerical Integration8. Eigen Analysis9. Univariate Analysis

10. Bivariate Analysis11. Experimental Design


ENVIRONMENTALCHEMISTRYBhagi & Chatwal


Introduction and Important Concepts inEnvironmental Chemistry Evolution of Earthand Bio-Geochemical Cycles Atmosphere,Meterology and Green House Effect Chemical and Photochemical Reactions in theAtmosphere-Atmospheric Chemistry AirPollution Gaseous Inorganic Air Pollutants Organic Air Pollutants Particulate Matterand Aerosois in Atmosphere Acid Rain Smog-Classical and Photochemical Depletion of Ozone Layer Introduction to Water Pollution Control of

Water Pollution Industrial Pollution and its Control Soil Pollution andAgricultural Pollution Toxicological Chemistry of Chemical Substances Environmental Chemistry of Soaps, Detergents and Pesticides ThermalPollution Noise Pollution Radiation and Radioactive Pollution Energy andEnvironment Instrumental Techniques in Environmental Analysis Samplingand Measurement of Air Pollutants Sampling and Measurement of WaterPollutants or Monitoring of Water Quality Marine and Coastal Pollution Case History:Three Mile Island and the China Syndrome

1. Organic Molecules 2. PhysicochemicalTechniques 3. Stereochemistry 4. AliphaticSaturated Hydrocarbons 5. AliphaticUnsaturated Hydrocarbons 6. AromaticCompounds 7. Substitution and EliminationReactions 8. Alcohols and Their Derivatives 9.Carbonyl Compounds: Carboxylic Acids andTheir Derivatives 10. Carbonyl Compounds

Aldehydes and Ketones 11. Amines 12. Heterocyclic Compounds 13. OrganicSulfur Compounds 14. Organometallic Compounds 15. Organic Oxidation-ReductionReactions 16. Chiral Synthesis 17. Organic Radicals, Carbocations and Carbanions18. Pericyclic Reactions 19. Rearrangements 20. The Amino Acids, Peptides andProteins 21. Nucleic Acids 22. Lipids 23. Terpenes, Hormones and Alkaloids 24.Carbohydrates 25. Coenzymes 26. Synthetic Polymers 27. Molecular Architecture


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A TEXT BOOK OFENVIRONMENTALSTUDIESG.R. Chatwal & Harish Sharma


1. Multidisciplinary Nature of EnvironmentalStudies. 2. Renewable and Non RenewableResources 3.Forest Resources 4. WaterResources 5. Mineral Resources 6. FoodResources 7. Energy Resources 8. LandResources 9. Role of an Individua Inconservation

ENVIRONMENTALSTUDIESN.BalasubramanyaG.R. Chatwal

ECOLOGY ANDENVIRONMENTP.C. Joshi & Namita Joshi


1. Science of Ecology2. The Physico-Chemical

Components of Ecology3. Biological Components of Ecology4. Ecosystem5. Population Ecology6. Community Ecology7. Ecological Succession8. Biological Diversity9. Natural Resources and their

Conservation10. Remote Sensing11. Natural Disasters12. Environmental Pollution13. Environmental Impact

Assessment14. Environmental Policy and law15. Population,Social Issues

and Environment


1. Environment2. Effects of Human Activities on

Environment3. Natural Resources4. Energy5. Environmental Pollution & Their

Effects6. Current Environment Issues of

Importance7. Acid Rain, Ozone, Layer

Depletion & Animal Husbandry8. Environmental Protection

Appendix

of Natural Resources 10. Equitable Use of Resources for Sustainable LifeStyle 11.Introduction to Ecosystems 12. Ecosystems: Types, Characteristics,Structures and Functions 13. Biodiversity and Its Conservation14.Environmental Pollution Causes, Effects and Control 15. Air Pollution 16.Water Pollution 17. Soil Pollution 18. Marine and Coastal Pollution 19. NoisePollution 20. Thermal Pollution 21. Radiation and Radioactive Pollution 22.Solid Waste Management 23. Role of an Individual in Prevention of Pollution24. Pollution and Natural Disasters 25. Disaster Management 26. Social Issuesof Environment 27. Global Warming and climatic Changes 28. WastelandReclamation and Management 29. Consumerism and Waste Products 30.Water Management Rain Water Harvesting and Watershed Management 31.Human Population and Environment

INTRODUCTION TOENVIRONMENTM.N. Sastri

1. Introduction2. Population, Natural Resource

Utilisation and Living Standards3. Air Pollution4. Water Pollution5. Wastes6. Noise Pollution7. Radiation8. Chemicals8. Human Activities and Habital

Disturbance10. Resource Consumption and

Sustained Development11. Global Environment Movement12. Environment: The Law and The

Citizen - Agenda - Additional Reading - Index


GLOBAL WARNING ANDENVIRONMENTAL LAWSH. V. Jadhav & Dr. S. H. Purohit1. Environmental Awareness 2. Definitions, Typesof Pollution 3. International Conventions, Treatiesand Justif ication 4. Salient Features ofMiscellaneous Enactments Concerning Pollution 5.Justification for Special Environmental Laws 6. TheEnvironmental Protection Act, 1986 7. Notificationunder Environmental (Protection) Act, 19868. Environment Protection Rules, 1986

STORY OF SCIENCEAND ENVIRONMENTALAWARENESSNair, Barve & Kadam


Section I Beginning of Science Primitive Human Society Food Growing Civilisation Emergence of Urban Societies

Section II Natural Resources Environmental Degradation Urban Environment Environment and Health Nuclear Development Implications of Development Public Awareness Programme Implementation Arab Science Feudal Societies

Renaissance and Reformation Science in the 20th Century Science in India Scientific Approach


9. Environmental (Protection) Rules, 1987 10. Environmental (Protection)Amendment Rules, 1988 11. Justification and Salient Features of Environment(Protection) Act, 1986 12. Emergence of Water (Prevention and Control ofPollution) Act, 1974 13. The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1974 14. Justification and Salient Features of the Water (Prevention andControl of Pollution) Act, 1974 15. Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)Amendment Act, 1988 16. The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1981 17. Justification and Salient Features of the Air (Prevention and Controlof Pollution) Act, 1981 18. Laws Relating to Hazardous Substances, - HazardousMicro-Organisms Rules, 1989-Bio Medical Waste Rules, 1998 19. Forest andEnvironment 20. Environmental Laws and their Implementation etc.


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RESEARCHMETHODOLOGY INMEDICAL SCIENCESChandorkar & Nagoba Medical Research in the Last Two

Decades Introduction to Research Basics of Research Methodology Serendipity in Research Clinical Trials Ethics in Medical Research Statistical Methods for Research Meta-Analysis Searching e-Medical Literature and

Articles Spoken Communication Visual Aids in Spoken Communication,

Preparation and Presentation of SlidesUse of Overhead Projectorin Spoken Communication


How to Write a Paper?Dissertation WritingDissertation-is it the onlyMethod to TeachPostgraduates?Critical Review andEvaluation of ScientificResearch PaperContribution of Library inResearch Process

UNIVERSITUNIVERSITUNIVERSITUNIVERSITUNIVERSITY PHYSICSY PHYSICSY PHYSICSY PHYSICSY PHYSICSJ. C. Upadhyaya

Part-I: Mechanics, Oscillations andProperties of Matter

Part-II: Electricity, Magnetism andElectromagnetic Theory

COLLEGE PHYSICS - IR.T. Sarode



1. Wavelike Properties of Material Particles2. Wave Machanics : Schrodinger Equation3. The Particle in One Dimensional Box4. The Particel in Three Dimensional Box5. Potential Step6. Potential Barrier7. Maxwell ’s Law of Distribution of

Molecular Velocities8. Liquifaction of Gases and Production

of Low Temperature9. Acoustics of Buildings

10. The Experimental Background of theSpecial Theory of Relativity

11. The Second Law of Thermodynamics andEntropy

12. The Third Law of Thermodynamics13. External Combustion Heat Engine: The

Steam Engine

14. Internal Combustion HeatEngines: Otto Engine andDiesel EngineAppendix

COLLEGE PHYSICS - IIR.T. Sarode

1. Two Beam Interference by Division ofAmplitude: Michelson Interferometer

2. Multiple Beam Interference by Divisionof Amplitude: Fabry-Perot Interferometer& Etalon

3. Concave Grating4. Fresnel Diffraction5. DC Biasing Circuits – BJT6. Transistor Amplifier7. Transistorised Differential Amplifier8. Production and Analysis of Polarised

Light9. Optical Instrumentation for Spectroscopy

10. Feedback in Amplifiers & Oscillators11. Operational Amplifiers12. OP-amp: Non-Linear Circuits13. Number Systems14. Logic Gates15. Flip-Flops & Counters

Appendix


COLLEGE PHYSICS - IIIR.T. Sarode

CLASSICALMECHANICSJ.C. Upadhyaya


1. Introductory Ideas2. Langrangian Dynamics3. Hamiltonian Dynamics4. Two-Body Central Force Problem5. Variational Principles6. Canonical Transformations8. Hamilton- Jacob Theory and Transition

to Quantum Mechanics9. Small Oscillations and Normal Modes

10. Dynamics of a Rigid Body11. Noninertial and Rotating Coordinate

System12. Special Theory of Relativity - Lorentz

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Circuit7. Theory of Moving Coil Galvanometer8. Alternating Current Bridges9. Wave Motion

10. Doppler Effect11. Vector Analysis12. Magnetic Effect of Current: Biot-

Savart Law13. Vector Integral Calculus14. Orthogonal Curvilinear Coordinate

Systems and Delta Function15. Electrostatics: Work & Energy

Appendix

14. Four DimensionalFormulation-MinkowskiSpace

15. Convariant Formulationof Electrodynamics

16. Nonlinear Dynamics andChaos


ATOMIC AND NUCLEARPHYSICSDr. V. W. Kulkarni

1. Charge and Mass of Electron and PositiveIons 2. Theory of Relativity 3. Quantum Theory4. Atomic Models and Atomic Spectra 5. X-Rays 6. Natural Radioactivity 7. Matter Waves8. Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics9. Hydrogen Atom 10. Atomic Spectra 11.


ELECTRIC CIRCUITSDC AND ACA.P. Taggarse


1. Basic Concepts and Circuit Elements2. Resistors 3. Resistive Circuits 4. Voltageand Current Sources 5. DC MeasuringInstruments 6. Kirchhoff’s Laws 7. CircuitTheorems 8. Capacitors 9. Transients inResistor-Capacitor Circuits 10. Inductors11. Transients in Resistor - Inductor Circuits

12. Transients in RLC Circuits 13. Mutual Inductance and Coupling 14. BallisticGalvanometers: Measurement of Charge, Capacitance and Inductance15. Alternating Currents and Voltages 16. Complex Numbers and Phasors17. Series AC Circuits 18. Parallel AC Circuits 19. Frequency Response ofRC and RL Circuits: Filers 20. RLC Circuits and Resonance 21. ResonantFilter Circuits 22. Coupled Circuits 23. AC Bridges 24. AC Circuit AnalysisTechniques

DIGITAL PRINCIPLESAND CIRCUITSC.B. Agarwal

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10. D/A Converters & A/D ConvertersAppendix A (PinoutsAppendix B (List of ICs)Appendix C (Solutions to Odd-numberedProblems)Index

Molecular Spectra 12. Statistical Physics 13. Crystal Structure 14. SolidState Physcis 15. Detectors of Nuclear Radiations 16. Accelerator of ChargedParticles 17. Radioactive Decay 18. Atomic Disintegration 19. The Nuclecus20. Nuclear Fission and Fussion 21. Cosmic Rays and Particle Physics

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NUCLEAR PHYSICSD.G. Tayal

1. General Properties of AtomicNucleus

2. Radioactivity and Isotopes3. Interactions of Nuclear

Radiation with Matter4. Detection and Measurement of

Nuclear Radiations5. Alpha-Particles6. Beta-Decay7. Gamma-Radiation8. Nuclear Forces9. Nuclear Models

10. Nuclear Reaction11. Acceleration12. Neutrons13. Nuclear Fission and Fusion

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ELECTRICITY ANDMAGNETISMD.C.Tayal

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10. Magneto-Statics11. Charged Particles in Electromagnetic

Fields12. Electromagnetic Induction13. Magnetic Properties of Matter14. Maxwell’s Equations and Electromagnetic

Waves

15. Radiation Emission16. Relativity and Electro-

Dynamics17. Alternating Current18. Network Analysis and

Network Theorems19. Units and their Abso-

lute Measurements

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Energy Levels)Bibliography


STATISTICAL ANDMATHEMATICALTECHNIQUES INNUCLEAR MEDICINE

G.S. Pant

Part A : Statistical Techniques

Part B: Mathematical Techniques

Part C: Radiation Safety


ELECTRICITY ANDELECTRONICSD.C. Tayal


1. Vectors1. Vectors 2. Electric Charges andElectrostatic Field 3. Electrostatic Potential4. Capacitors and Electrometers5. Dielectrics 6. Steady Current 7. Thermo- Electricity 8. Magneto - Statics 9. Chargedin Particles in Electromagnetic Fields10. Electromagnetic Induction 11.Magnetic Properties of Matter 12. Maxwell’s Equations andElectromagnetic Waves 13. Radiation Emission 14. Relativity andElectrodynamics 15. Alternating Current 16. Network Analysis andNetwork Theorems 17. Units and their Absolute Measurements18. Thermionic Tubes 19. Semiconductor Devices 20. Rectifiers andFilters 21. Amplifiers 22. Oscillators, Modulators, Detectors andReceivers 23. Electronic Devices, Index

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SignalsUnit-VI. SamplingUnit-VII. Laplace TransformUnit-VIII.Z-Transform

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COMPUTER AIDEDENGINEERINGDRAWINGN.H. Dubey

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COMPUTERORGANISATIONAnjaneyulu

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CET BIOLOGYKarnataka

Nair, Acharya, Prabhu

Part - II PU BiologyUnit A BotanyUnit B ZoologyAnnexure - I PracticalsPart - IIII PU BiologyUnit A BotanyUnit B ZoologyAnnexure - I PracticalsAppendix

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Basic Molecular Biology (81-8318-350-6) (1/e 2005) 850Wadher & Bhoasreddy (81-7493-161-9)Manual of Diagnostic Micro Biology (1/e 1995) in press

ChemistryBhagi & Chatwal (81-7866-208-6)A Text Book of Inorganic Polymers (1/e 2001) in pressBhagi & Chatwal (81-7866-780-0)Bio Inorganic Supramolecular Chemistry (2/e 2005) 650Bhattacharya, P.K. (81-7040-047-3)Group Theory and its Chemical Applications (7/e 2007) 450Chatwal & Anand (81-7866-534-4)Spectroscopy (Atomic and Molecular) (6/e 2004) 850Chatwal & Anand (81-7866-527-1)Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis (8/e 2007) 950Quantum Mechanics (4/e 2002) in pressChatwal, G.R. (81-7493-085-X)Reaction Mechanism and Reagents in Organic Chemistry (11/e 2005) 825Synthetic Drugs (978-81-8488-283-4) (7/e 2004) 950Synthetic Dyes (978-81-8488-220-9) (9/e 2005) 750Electroanalytical Techniques (81-7493-165-1) (1/e 1996) 190Analytical Spectroscopy (81-7493-176-7) (2/e 2002) 475Analytical Cromotography (81-7493-192-9) (2/e 2002) 450College Physical Chemistry — I (1/e 1999) 325College Physical Chemistry — II (81-7866-279-5) (1/e 2001) 550College Inorganic Chemistry — I (1/e 1999) 325College Inorganic Chemistry — II (81-7866-280-9) (1/e 2001) 550College Organic Chemistry — I (1/e 1999) 325College Organic Chemistry — II (81-7866-281-7) (1/e 2001) 550Chatwal, G.R. (81-7493-570-3)Organic Photo Chemistry (81-8318-623-8) (1/e 1998) 550College Inorganic Chemistry (1/e 1999) 325College Physical Chemistry (1/e 1999) 325College Organic Chemistry (1/e 1999) 325Chatwal, G.R. (81-7866-631-6)Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics (1/e 2003) 650Chatwal, G.R. (81-8318-623-8)Organic Photo Chemistry (1/e 2007) 550Chatwal, G.R. (81-8318-109-0)Biophysics (1/e 2005) 950Chatwal & Bhagi (81-7493-135-X)Bio-Inorganic Chemistry (2/e 1998) 275Inorganic Polymers (81-7040-203-8) (1/e 1996) 275Desai, K.R. (81-8318-353-0)Green Chemistry — Microwave Synthesis (1/e 2005) 350Datta, A.K. (81-7866-247-7)Transport Phenomena in Food Process Engineering (1/e 2001) 550Ingle, S.G.Principles of Ferro Electricity and Intriguing DomainBehaviour of KNbO3 (1/e 1999) 350Jagmohan (81-7040-402-X)Advanced Practical Organic Chemistry — Vol. I (1/e 1992) in pressJagmohan (81-7040-536-X)Advanced Practical Organic Chemistry — Vol. II (1/e 1992) in pressPowar & Chatwal (81-7493-019-1)Biochemistry (5/e 2007) 1,500Rao, B.M. (81-7493-774-9)Chemical Characterization of Materials (1/e 2000) 250Rao & Rao (81-8318-062-0)Computer Applications in Chemistry (1/e 2005) 950Sastri, M.N. (81-7040-286-7)Separation Methods (3/e 2005) 550Shukla, P.R.Modern Inorganic Chemistry (1/e 2001) 700Sindhu, R.S. (81-7493-840-0)

Synthetic Organic Chemistry (4/e 2009) 1500Chatwal, G.R. (81-7493-288-9)Reflections on and from Periodic Table (1/e 2000) 95

PhysicsAgarwal, C.B. (81-8318-505-3)Digital Principles and Circuits (1/e 2006) 1200Bala Subramanian (81-7040-873-3)Modern Physics (2/e 1999) in pressKakani & Hemarajani (81-7453-041-8)Mathematical Physics (1/e 1994) in pressKhandelwal, D.P. (81-7453-644-7)Optics and Atomic Physics (6/e 2005) 475Kulkarni, V.W. (81-7866-273-6)Atomic and Nuclear Physics (2/e 2008) 900Pandey & Nadgowda (81-7040-690-0)Terrestrial Physics (Atmosphere, Soil and AlternateEnergy Sources) (1/e 1993) 175Pimpale, S.G. (81-7040-817-2)Wave Mechanics (1/e 1993) 225Srinivasan, M.N. (81-7040-372-3)A Textbook of Sound (1/e 1991) 125Sarode, R.T. (81-8318-636-X)College Physics — I (1/e 2005) 750Sarode, R.T. (81-8318-637-8)College Physics — II (1/e 2006) 750Sarode, R.T. (81-8318-638-6)College Physics — III (1/e 2005) 750Taggarse, A.P. (81-8318-450-2)Electrical Circuit AC and DC (1/e 2006) 1500Sharma, RamphalFundamentals of Atomic & Moledular Spectroscopy (1/e 2008) 575Tayal, D.C.Electricity and Electronics (12/e 2004) 950Electricity and Magnetism (82-7040-564-5) (5/e 2008) 1250Principles of Electronics (81-7040-409-6) (7/e 2004) in pressBasic Electronics (81-7493-477-4) (2/e 1998) 850University Practical Physics (81-7493-905-9) (1/e 2000) 750Nuclear Physics (81-7493-089-2) (13/e 2008) 1250Upadhyay, J.C. (81-7493-688-2)Classical Mechanics (2/e 2005) 750University Physics-I (1/e 2007) 1500

Mathematics and StatisticsBhasin, Sonia (81-8318-133-3)Teaching of Mathematics — A Practical Approach (1/e 2005) 450Chikkodi & Satya Prasad (81-7493-657-2)Business Statistics (1/e 1999) 150Dikshit & Jain (81-8318-150-3)Business Mathematics (1/e 2005) 950Gupta, S.C. (81-7040-192-5)Fundamentals of Statistics (17/e 2005) 1250Business Statistics (81-7866-313-9) (5/e 2007) 850Gupta & GuptaPractical Statistics (81-7040-297-2) (1/e 1992) in pressGuru VishnuFLT and Some Other Outstanding Number,Theory & Problems with Their Arithmetical Solutions (1/e 2007) 650Jayaram, Prabhakara, Sanathkumar Sastry & SundareshanCollege Mathematics — Vol. I (81-7040-391-1) (7/e 1999) in pressCollege Mathematics — Vol. II (81-7040-391-X) (8/e 1999) in pressCollege Mathematics — Vol. III (81-7040-392-8) (7/e 2000) in pressCollege Mathematics — Vol. IV (81-7040-393-6) (8/e 2000) in pressJose Paul, John & Raphael (82-7949-636-6)Business Statistics (1/e 1993) 190Patkar, S. (81-7493-964-4)

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Mathematical Methods (1/e 2000) 250Puri, V.K. (81-7040-572-6)Elements of Business Statistics (1/e 1992) 190Sharma Anand (81-8318-370-0)Statistics for Management (1/e 2006) 1500Sharma AnandBusiness Mathematics and Analytics (1/e 2008) 950Singh, J.K.Business Mathematics (1/e 2007) 950Wilson, M.Statistical Methods (1/e 2000) 650

Environmental Science/BiotechnologyArora, M.P. (81-7866-606-5)Biotechnology (3/e 2005) 750Bal, A.S. (81-8318-375-1)An Introduction to Environmental Management (1/e 2005) 550Akhilesh,Gurtoo & MahapatraEnabling Execution Excellence (1/e 2006) 850Bhagi & Chatwal (81-7866-650-2)Environmental Chemistry (1/e 2003) 950Balasubramanya & Chatwal (81-8318-595-9)Environmental Studies (1/e 2007) 550Chadda, S.K. (Ed.) (81-7493-094-1)Echoes of Environment (1/e 1996) 250Chikhale & Gomase (978-81-8318-831-9)Bioinformatics: Theory and Practice (1/e 2007) 1250Deshpande, D.J. (81-8138-383-2)Commercial Cultivation of Medical and Aromatic Plants(1/e 2005) 1200Gakhar & MishraRecent Trends in Developmental Biology (1/e 1999) 350Jadhav, H.V.Energy and Environment (1/e 1998) 425Principles of Environment Science (81-7040-874-1) (1/e 1994) 150Elements of Environmental Chemistry (81-7040-446-0) (1/e 1992) 125Environmental Pollution (81-7493-050-7) (1/e 1995) 250Jadhav & Bhosle (81-7493-08-5)Environmental Protection and Laws (1/e 1995) 350Jadhav & Chitnis (81-7040-672-2)Encyclopaedia of Hazardous Chemicals andMedical Management (1/e 1993) 150Jadhav & PurohitGlobal Warning and Environmental Laws (1/e 2007) 1,500Jadhav & PurohitGlobal Pollution and Environmental Monitoring (1/e 2008) 1250Jogdand, S.N.Gene Biotechnology (6/e 2006) 650Medical Biotechnology (81-7493-794-3) (2/e 2004) 450Jogdand, S.N. (81-8318-669-6)Industrial Biotechnology (1/e 2006) 550Jogdand, S.N. (81-8318-620-3)Bio-Pharmaceuticals (1/e 2006) 550Jogdand, S.N. (978-81-8318-870-6)Entrepreneurship and Business Biotechnology (1/e 2007) 1,250Environmental Bio-technology (81-7493-173-2) (3/e 2004) 650Jogdand & Jogdand (81-7040-678-1)Environmental Chemical and Biological Analysis (1/e 1993) 150Joshi & Joshi (81-8318-322-0)A Textbook of Ecology and Environment (1/e 2005) 650Kulkarni, AithalGlossary, Biography in Biotechnology, Microbiology &Genetic Engineering (1/e 2008) 850Murthy, C.S.V. (81-7866-740-1)

Bioinformatics (1/e 2003) 750Nair, P.K.G. (81-7040-659-5)Principles of Environmental Biology (2/e 1993) 225Nair, Barve & Kadam (81-7866-245-0)Story of Science and Environmental Awareness (1/e 2001) 350Pandey, V. (Ed.) (81-7040-464-9)Himalaya’s Encyclopaedic Dictionary ofEnvironmental Pollution (V Volumes)Vol. I Air PollutionVol. I I Water and Marine PollutionVol. I I I Radiation and Thermal Pollution (1/e 1992) 1,500Vol. IV Soil and Solid Waste PollutionVol. V Noise PollutionSastri, M.N.Introduction to Environment (81-7040-656-0) (2/e 2005)History of Planet Earth (81-7040-611-0) (1/e 1993) 225Energy, Sources, Resources and Options (81-7040-904-7) (1/e 1994) 175Water (81-7493-055-8) (1/e 1995) 250Sundara Rajan & Balaji (81-7493-473-9)Introduction to Bioinformatics (3/e 2005) 650Thakoor, S. (81-8318-141-4)Our Solar System and Home Planet — The Earth (1/e 2005) 550Chatwal, GR.Organic Chemistry of Nature Products — Vol. I(81-8318-578-2) (4/e 2006) 1250Organic Chemistry of Natural Products — Vol. II(81-7866-217-5) (4/e 2007) 1250Pharmaceutical Chemistry — Inorganic Vol. I(978-81-8488-463-0) (3/e 2007) 950Pharmaceutical Chemistry — Organic Vol. II(81-7040-273-5) (3/e 2007) 750Medicinal Chemistry (81-7493-519-3) (1/e 1998) 550Chandorkar & Nagoba (81-7866-715-0)Research Methodology in Medical Sciences (1/e 2003) 450Chunawalla, S.A.Essentials of Pharmacology (1/e 1998) in pressDubey, N.H. (81-8318-586-X)Computer Aided Engineering Drawing (1/e 2006) 750Handbook of Medical Detailing (81-7493-048-5) (1/e 1995) 250Chunawalla, Fukuda, Bergmann, Padhy & Fukuhira (Eds.)Ultrasound and Radionuclide Images of Liver (1/e 1997) 1000Gopinath & Padhy (Eds.)Essentials of Nuclear Nephro-Urology (1/e 1988) 350Kalyankar, G.D.Ways to Control Diabetes and its Complications (1/e 1999) 250Krishnam, T. (Ed.)Statistics in Medicine (1/e 1989) 250Potnis, Paranjpe & Potnis (81-8318-174-0)Textbook of Biochemistry (1/e 2005) 950Padhy & Gopinath (Eds.)Radionuclides in Nephrology and Urology (1/e 1988) 275Pant & Basu (Eds.) (81-7040-886-5)Biological Aspects of Human Irradiation (1/e 1994) 175Pant, G.S. (81-7866-056-3)Statistical and Mathematical Techniques inNuclear Medicine (1/e 2001) 475Quality Control of Nuclear Medicine (81-7493-273-9) (1/e 1996) 225Sastri, V.S. (81-7866-016-4)Nutrition, Herbs and Spices (1/e 2001) 450Dubey, N.H. (81-8318-586-X)Computer Aided Engineering Drawing (1/e 2006) 750Gupta & Kapoor (81-8318-606-8)Fundamentals of Engineering Mathematics - I (1/e 2007) 950Ravikumar, IA Text of Signals and Systems (1/e 2006) 250RemediosConcrete Mix Design (1/e 2008) in press

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