Activity: Industrial Visit Industrial tour of 5th & 7th sem students to John Distilleries (Paul John Visitor Centre), Cuncolim Industrial Area., Cuncolim, Goa. Date: 30 September 2019
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Inauguration Function of Fourm of Department of Biotechnology GENELIX 2019-2020 -Targeting Life’s Innovations Date: 27/08/2019 Chief Guest Dr. Ragvendra Ramappa Scientist , Dept. of Biology IISC, Kudapura, Chalkere President Dr. Y. Vijaya Kumar Principal, GMIT Forum Chairman Dr. H. Gurumurthy Professor & Head, Dept. of Biotechnology Forum Coordinator Dr. Gurumurthy D M Asst. Professor Dept. of Biotechnology Venue: Dr. C. N. R. Rao Seminar Hall (T432A) AT 10:00 AM Agenda MOC: Sheezan M H (V sem) o Invocation : Dhanyashree & Yashaswini D B o Welcome Speech : Sushma M Shirur (VII sem) o Lighting Lamp : By Dignitaries o Introduction to Chief Guest : Preetham H R (V sem) o Speech by Chief Guest
Activity: Role plays on DNA replication FACULTY NAME: Dr. Gurumurthy H DATE: 5/03/2019 SUBJECT CODE: 17BT 44 SEM/BRANCH : V/ BT SUBJECT NAME: Molecular Biology ACADEMIC YEAR: 2018-2019 About DNA Replication DNA replication DNA replication is fundamental process occurring in all living organism to copy their DNA. The process is called replication in sense that each strand of ds DNA serve as template for reproduction of complementary strand. General feature of DNA replication · DNA replication is semi conservative · It is bidirectional process · It proceed from a specific point called origin · It proceed in 5’-3’ direction · It occur with high degree of fidelity · It is a multi-enzymatic process DNA replication occurs by three steps Initiation: · Initiation complex formation ·
ACTIVITY: Application of Instructional methodology by students on DNA Isolation FACULTY NAME: RAKESH N R DATE: 16/11/2017 SUBJECT CODE: 15BTL47 SEM/BRANCH : V/ BT SUBJECT NAME: Cell and Molecular Biology ACADEMIC YEAR: 2017-2018 About DNA Isolation by C-Tab Method Isolating DNA from plant tissues can be very challenging as the biochemistry between divergent plant species can be extreme. One option for purifying DNA using CTAB exploits that polysaccharides and DNA have different solubilities in CTAB depending on the concentration of sodium chloride. At higher salt concentrations, polysaccharides are insoluble, while at lower concentrations DNA is insoluble. Consequently, by adjusting salt concentration in lysates containing CTAB, poly
ACTIVITY: Special Talk on Next Generation Sequencing FACULTY NAME: RAKESH N R DATE: 17/03/2017 SUBJECT CODE: 15BT54 SEM/BRANCH : VI/ BT SUBJECT NAME: BIOINFORMATICS ACADEMIC YEAR: 2017-2018 About Next Generation Sequencing NGS Next-generation sequencing (NGS), also known as high-throughput sequencing, is the catch-all term used to describe a number of different modern sequencing technologies including: Illumina (Solexa) sequencing. Roche 454 sequencing Outcome of the Activity, students are able to: · Distinguish between a 2 nd Generation Sequencing and Next-generation sequencing · Understand the Principles of Next-generation sequencing and Its Types · Scope and Application of Next
ACTIVITY: Hands on Biomolecular Modeling Software FACULTY NAME: RAKESH N R DATE: 25/09/2018 SUBJECT CODE: 15BT54 SEM/BRANCH : V / BT SUBJECT NAME: BIOINFORMATICS ACADEMIC YEAR: 2018-2019 About ARGUSLAB_ A Bioinformatics Software ArgusLab is a Molecular Modeling, Graphics, and Drug Design program for Windows operating systems. Outcome of the Activity, students are able to: · Distinguish between a Visualizer and a Modeller . · Carryout Molecular Modeling Process using Bioinformatics Software. · Optimization the Geometry of Biomolecular Models using the Argus lab · Conduct DOCKING Process and Interpretation of Its Results through Argus lab Students can download through http://www.arguslab.com/arguslab.com/ArgusLab_files/arguslab.zip