1 – Support and Movement

2 – Support in plants part 2

3 – Secondary growth in plants

4 – Movements in plants|Autonomic movement

5 – Paratonic Movement in plants

6 – Support in animal | Hydrosekeleton

7 – Exosekeleton

8 – Function of Sekeleton,Endosekeleton,Bones

9 – Human Sekeleton/ Axial Sekeleton

10 – Appendicular skeleton

11 – Joints

12 – Deformation of skeleton

13 – Disc slip and causes of disk slip

14 – Repair of broken bones

15 – Muscles and smooth muscles

16 – Cardiac Muscles

17 – Structures of Skeletal Muscle Part 1

18 – Structures of Skeletal Muscle Part 2

19 – Sliding filament model

20 – Controlling Action & Myosine Interaction by Ca +2

21 – Source of energy for muscle contractions

22 – Muscular fatigue and tetany

23 – Tetanus and cramp

24 – Movement of bones

25 – Locomotion in Euglena

26 – Locomotion in paramecium

27 – Locomotion in Amoeba, jellyfish, earthworm

28 – Locomotion in Cockroach, Snail.star fish

29 – Locomtion in Fishes

30 – Locomtion in Amphibian and Reptiles

31 – Locomtion in Air

32 – Locomtion in Mammal

33 – Evolutionary adaptation in arrangement of bones

34 – Evolutionary adaptation in arrangement of bones Part 2

1 – Coordination and control

2 – Biological rythms

3 – Auxin Hormones

4 – Gibberallin & Cytokinin

5 – Growth inhibitors abscissic acid, ethene

6 – Introduction to nervous coordination & Receptors

7 – sensory receptors with special reference to skin

8 – Neurons and its structure

9 – Types of neuron

10 – Reflex Action

11 – Nerve Impulse

12 – Action potential in nerve impulse

13 – Synapse

14 – Evolution of nervous system

15 – Difference between hydra and planaria

16 – Human nervous system

17 – Limbic system and cerebrum

18 – Midbrain,Hindbrain and Spinalcord

19 – Peripheral nervous system

20 – Nervous system disorder

21 – Chemical coordination

22 – Pituitary gland

22 – GONADOTROPHIN HORMONES OF PITUITRY GLAND PART 2

23 – Median&Posterior lobe of pituitary gland

24 – Thyroid gland

25 – Islets of langerhans pancrease

26 – Adrenals

27 – Feedback Mechanism

28 – Comparison between nervous and chemical coordination

29 – Behaviour of organisms

30 – Instincts and learning behaviour

31 – Instincts vs learning

32 – Learning behaviour

33 – Types of learning

34 – Differentiate b/w instinctive and learning behaviour

1 – Introduction of reproduction

2 – Reproduction in plants

3 – Fruits setting

5 – Role of phytochromes in photoperiodism

6 – Classification of plants on the basis of photoperiodism

4 – Photoperiodism

7 – Vernalization

8 – Reproduction in animals

09 – Cloning&Tissue culture technique

10 – Identicle and fraternal twins

11 – Sexual reproduction in animals

12 – Male reproductive system

13 – Female reproductive system

14 – Female reproductive cycle

15 – Ostreous cycle, TTB, placenta

16 – Process of birth , parturition

17 – Sexually transmitted diseases

1 – Introduction I Growth in Plants

2 – Meristem and Its Types

3 – Phases of Growth in Plants

4 – Conditions of Growth

5 – Differentiation in Plants

6 – Growth Correlations

7 – Growth And Development in Animals

8 – Development of Chick I Cleavage,Morula,Blastula

9 – Development of Chick I Gastrulation

10 – Development of Chick I Notochord And Mesoderm

11 – Development of Chick I Neurulation

12 – Development of chick I Mesoderm

13 – Mechanism of Development

14 – Role of Cytoplasm

15 – Role of Nucleus

16 – Concept of Differentiation I Embryonic induction

17 – Aging

18 – Regeneration

19 – Abnormal Development

1 – Introduction of chromosomes

2 – Composition of chromosomes

3 – chromosomal Theory of inheritance part 1

3 – chromosomal Theory of inheritance part 2

4 – Griffith Experiments Biology

5 – Martha chase Experiments

6 – Chemical nature of DNA

7 – Watson and Crick Model

8 – DNA replication Models

9 – Meselson and stahl Experiment

10 – DNA Replication process

11 – What is gene

12 – Beadle and Tatum experiment

13 – One gene one polypeptide relationship

14 – Cell uses RNA to make proteins

15 – Transcription Process

16 – Genetic code

17 – Translation Process in detail

18 – Mutations

1 – Cell cycle introduction

2 – Mitotic apparatus

3 – Mitosis (Karyokinesis)

4 – Mitosis (Cytokinesis)

5 – Cancer

6 – Meiosis introduction

7 – Cell cycle introduction

8 – Metaphase 1

9 – Importance of Meiosis

10 – Non disjunction

11 – Apoptosis and Necrosis

1 – Introduction of basic Terms

2 – Introduction of basic Terms

3 – Law of segregation (Monohybrid cross)

4 – Test Cross

5 – Law of independent assortment (Dihybrid cross)

6 – Probability for Dihybrid Cross

7 – Dominance and Its relationships Part 1

8 – Co-dominance and over Dominance

9 – ABO blood Group system

10 – Blood Transfusion

11 – Activity of ABO

12 – Rh blood Group system

13 – Erythroblastosis Foetalis

14 – Epistasis and Pleiotropy

15 – Continuously varying traits

16 – Wheat Seed colour

17 – Skin colour and Height

18 – Gene Linkage

19 – Cross over and Recombinant frequency

20 – Sex chromosomes

21 – Sex Patterns

22 – Comparison between Human and Drosophila

23 – Sex Determinantion in Plants

24 – Use of Drosophila in Genetics

25 – Sex Linkage in Drosophila

26 – X linked Recessive traits

27 – X linked Dominant traits

28 – Genetics of haemophilia

29 – Testicular feminization syndrom

30 – Genetics of Color blindness

31 – Genetics of X linked Dominant And Y linked

32 – Sex limited and influenced traits

33 – Diabetes Mellitus

1 – Recombinant DNA technology

2 – Vectors I Recombinant DNA technology

4 – Genomic library I Recombinant DNA technology

3 – Expression system I Recombinant DNA technology

1 – Introduction to Evolution

2 – Darwinism in historical context

3 – EVOLUTION FROM PROKARYOTES TO EUKARYOTES

4 – EVOLUTION FROM PROKARYOTES TO EUKARYOTES Part2

5 – Inheritance of acquired characteristics

6 – DARWANISM PART 1 VOYAGE OF BEAGLE

7 – Origin of Species by natural selection

8 – Neo Darwinism And Evidences of evolution.

9 – Evidences of evolution (Fossils Record)

10 – Evidences of evolution (Comparative anatomy)

11 – Evidences of evolution (Comparative embryology)

12 – Natural selection vs Artificial selection

13 – Gene Pool, Population and Species

14 – hardy Weinberg theorem

15 – hardy Weinberg theorem calculations

16 – Factors affecting gene frequency

17 – Factors affecting gene frequency

1 – Introduction of ecology

2 – Biome

3 – Autecology

4 – food chain

5 – Succession

6 – Stages of Xerosere

7 – Predation and its significance

8 – Mutualism

9 – Biogeochemical Cycle

10 – Flow of energy in food chain of Ecosystem

1 – Some major ecosystems

2 – Fresh Water Lake

3 – Intervention of Humans in Aquatic Ecosystem

4 – Terrestrial or Lithospheric Ecosystem

5 – Division of Terrestrial Ecosystem

6 – Temperate Decidous Forest

7 – Coniferous Alpine and Boreal Forest

8 – Grassland Ecosystem Part 1

9 – Grassland Ecosystem Part 2

10 – Desert Ecosystem

11 – Tundra Ecosystem

1 – Introduction to environmental resources.

2 – Man and His environment

3 – Wild Life Man and His environment

4 – Energy Resources part 1 Man and His environment

5 – Energy Resources part 2 Man and His environment

6 – Energy Resources part 3 Man and His environment

7 – Degradation and depletion of resources Man and His environment

8 – Modification of environment Man and His environment

8 – Population pressure and explosion Man and His environment

9 – Deforestation and Afforestation Man and His environment

9 – Importance of forest Man and His environment

10 – Pollution and air pollution Man and His environment

11 – Effluents, pesticides, Health disease Man and His environment

11 – Acid rain and Water Pollution Man and His environment