B. Sc. III Curriculum (Theory) Semester -VI
B. Sc. III (Theory)
Semester -VI
Paper XIX
(Genetics and Biotechnology)
(45 L)
Unit : 1
1. Mendelism: (04)
i. Introduction
-G.J. Mendel
ii. Mendelian
principles –Law of Dominance , law of segregation, law of
independent
assortment, back cross and test cross
2. Interaction of genes: (07)
i. Allelic
interaction: incomplete dominance, co dominance, lethal genes and blood group
inheritance
ii. Non allelic
and non epistatic -comb shapes in fowls
iii. Non
allelic and epistatic:
a)
Complementary genes or duplicate recessive epistasis (9:7)
b)
Supplementary genes or recessive epistasis (9:3:4)
c) Dominant
epistatic genes or dominant epistasis (12:3:1)
d) Duplicate
genes or duplicate dominant epistasis (15:1)
3. Sex determination: (04)
i. Chromosomal
theory of sex determination
ii. Mechanism
of sex determination in man (xx -xy), Drosophila (xx and xy),birds (zz-zw),
grasshopper (xx-xo) and genic balance theory in Drosophila
iii. Sex
determination in plants – Melandrium
Unit : 2
1. Sex linked inheritance: X, XY and Y linked
inheritance: (07)
i)
Colourblindness and hemophilia in man ii) Holandric genes
iii) White eye
colour in Drosophila iv) Gynandromorphs
2. Structure and function of gene: (08)
i. Fine
structure of gene (Seymour Benzer)
ii. One gene
one enzyme hypothesis
iii. Genes and
related diseases – phenylketonuria, and alkaptonuria
iv. Detection
of genetic diseases –amniocentesis Genetic counseling
Unit: 3
Biotechnology: (15)
1. Concept of
genetic engineering and recombinant DNA technology
2. Restriction
endonucleases, their properties and uses
3. Cloning
vectors -plasmids and phage vectors
4. Techniques
of genetic engineering -isolation of desired gene, gene cloning,
transfer of
gene into plants
5. Applications
of genetic engineering
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