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CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - SunilNagpal - 03-06-2017 Dear Members, This is a dedicated thread for discussions pertaining to CSIR JRF/ UGC NET. Feel free to post queries, tips and suggestions here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Starting with the query of forum member: CHANDA7: This is a question from CSIR NET 2016 December..... Can anyone help me with the question number 142? [attachment=400] RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - travellingsalesman - 03-06-2017 (03-06-2017, 07:30 PM)SunilNagpal Wrote: Dear Members, #CHANDA7 Best possible answer is 2. Protein is in insoluble/pellet because its getting denatured at that particular temperature. Lowering temperature will prevent this and solublize the protein RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - travellingsalesman - 03-06-2017 #Chanda7 Apologize. I used the Set A question paper. Image did not load. I think the picture below summarizes. If it had a correct orientation(1st plasmid) - BamHI + HindIII == 0.5 + 4.5 PstI + HindIII == 1.5 + 3.5 Answer is C. It will be reversed(A) for incorrect orientation. RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - CHANDA7 - 03-06-2017 (03-06-2017, 10:39 PM)travellingsalesman Wrote: #Chanda7Thanks bro..... I didn't think it's so easy CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - CHANDA7 - 03-08-2017 Can anyone help me with this question? ( For search: IPTG, T7 RNA polymerase, lac operator, cell free supernatant) CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - CHANDA7 - 03-28-2017 [attachment=404] can anybody help me with these two questions? RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - travellingsalesman - 03-28-2017 (03-08-2017, 03:56 PM)CHANDA7 Wrote: Can anyone help me with this question? I answered this question before(accidently) Best possible answer is 2. Protein is in insoluble/pellet because its getting denatured at that particular temperature. Lowering temperature will prevent this and solublize the protein RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - CHANDA7 - 03-28-2017 (03-28-2017, 09:41 PM)travellingsalesman Wrote:Thanks bro..... Can u explain what could be the expected changes as of other options?(03-08-2017, 03:56 PM)CHANDA7 Wrote: Can anyone help me with this question? CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - CHANDA7 - 03-30-2017 [attachment=407] can anybody answer this with justification??? Please help me..... Key for search: Circular Dichroism, psychrophile, thermophile, protein.... RE: CSIR JRF/ UGC NET Discussions - supriyo banerjee - 04-01-2017 May be the answer is : d.. bcz of salt bridge made of by the hydrogen bond and we knw H- bonding highly stable...for that reason last one is the answer...what is the answer??? |