Goa PSC Asst Professor (Economics) Syllabus
Goa PSC Asst Professor (Economics) Syllabus

SYLLABUS FOR COMPUTER BASED RECRUITMENT TEST (CBRT)
FOR THE POST OF ASSISTANT PROFESSORS IN GOVERNMENT COLLEGE

I. General English including Grammar – 10 marks
II. Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability – 10 marks
III. General Knowledge, Current Affairs and Events of National and
International Importance – 10 marks
IV. Core: – 30 marks

Plant Physiology

Nitrogen metabolism: Nitrogen nutrition, organic nitrogen, nitrogen fixation in legumes, nitrate and ammonia assimilation: Sulfur metabolism and amino acid synthesis. Inter relationship between photosynthesis, respiration and nitrogen metabolism.

Photosynthesis: Light reaction: Radiant energy, photosynthetic apparatus, pigments and their biosynthesis; light harvesting complex; light absorption and composition and characteristics of two photosystems, photosynthetic electron transport, Mehler reaction,

Dark reaction: Carbon dioxide fixation in C3, C4 and CAM plants

Respiration: Aerobic and anaerobic respiration;

Enzymes: Structure and classification; mechanism of action; allosteric enzymes, isozymes, co-enzymes and vitamins;

Phytohormones: their synthesis, distribution; and physiological effects. Molecular mechanism of action.

Plant Molecular Biology Syllabus:

DNA: Structure of nucleotides, Bonding, double helix and other helices. Factors affecting DNA structure.

Molecular Biology of DNA Replication: Enzymes involved in replication, DNA replication is semi-conservative, Meselson-Stahl expt., a Primosome complex,

  1. Transcriptions: Enzymes in transcriptions; Basic features of transcription, Initiation elongation and termination, promotors and enhancers;
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Regulation of Gene Expression: I, expression of lac operon,

RNA Molecules and RNA Processing: Processing of messenger RNA, transfer RNA, ribosomal RNA,The Genetic Code and Translation: Molecular relation between Genotype & Phenotype,The Genetic Code, Factors involved in initiation, elongations and termination of
translation,

Plant Genetic Engineering



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