Iam pursuing my bachelor degree in biotechnology and I wish to be a entrepreneur in this field,but I have no idea how and where to go forward

An infant was recently born with this condition in India. Can any of you recognise this Disease? Is this a disease or disorder? Is it Genetic? Or affected by some environmental agent? Can this infant be treated?

Hi 
I am an Mtech (*Research) Graduate with an experience in teaching. I have recently shifted to Bangalore and looking for job opportunities here in Bangalore. Can you please help

Sir, I have completed my m.tech in biotechnology.
I want to know about the Government exams that I can give or eligible for and also about the various posts in MNCs for which I can try?
Thank-you.

Help please...i have to prepare for jnu entrance exam for msc biotechnology ...sir please suggest easy way to prepare in 3 months!!!?

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i am in final year of b.tech biotechnology,want to know about job in this field ,is there any company who is helding interview for freshers..

1) orign a biotechnology
2) for project of biotechnology
3) mention the history of 2 famous company of biotechnology in world
4) mark 4 country famous for biotechnology on world map
5) how the concept of biotechnology development in India
6) enronment the contribution of biotechnology any one company

Plz help me in my project

How to get admission after 12? is there any competitive exam to get admission ?

I m amit from jammu..doing b.s.c biotechnology
I m happy to join this forum which always ready to help... i hope i should be helped ...i eagerly need this

Can somebody tell me...After doing b.s.c biotechnology ...if i want to do some research work in viruses what i have to do now

I m a XII pcb student..... Is there any good carrier scope for me... Through biotechnology.... If yes... Than in what.... Waiting for rply

Am interested to do job after bsc biotechnology..what are the eligible marks and the exams needed to do job in industrial companies in abroad and the salary alloted..hope dat anyone reply..me..plz....!!

Please tell me name of good books for plant tissue culture

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Hello, can I have you guys opinion on whether if endo-enzyme display on cell surface can affect its enzymatic activity? Thanks in advance.

Hello sir i m going to give gate this year could u suggest me imp topics of microbiology

This article covers all the details pertaining to "Bionomics". Where as internet is flooded with definition of Bionomics, there is hardly any dedicated resource that comprehensively covers the topic of Bionomics.  Here is an attempt to project the meaning of Bionomics, significance of Bionomics and scope of Bionomics in a simple yet inclusive way.

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Essence of Bionomics:

In simplest terms, Bionomics refers to the study of a living organism and its relation with its environment.

Bionomics aims at recognizing the traits of the organism concerned and conditions of the environment it thrives in, that act as the proximate causes of its various activities in its niche.

Etymology of Bionomics (origin of the word: Bionomics)

In the modern context, whereas some experts represent Bionomics as a confluence of two greatly different fields: "Biology" and "Economics", coming together to study the economics of life of an organism in its preferred environment, the true and legitimate origin of Bionomics is from the French and Greek words: Bionomique (french word, pertaining to ecology) and Bionomie (Greek word, meaning Ecology).

Significance of Bionomics

Bionomics in its true sense holds significance in studying almost every living organism and its relation with environment (including plants , marine life, life in space etc),  but, Bionomics as a field became more popular in the context of studying 'parasitic / vector borne diseases' (especially those pertaining to pests/ insects). Following are the key focal points of Bionomics in context of vector borne diseases:

1. Establishing the relation between disease epidemiology and the ecological status of its vector.
2. Using this relationship in controlling the progression/ spread of the vector.

The aforesaid relation is determined by thoroughly studying the following:

a). Life Cycle of the vector
b). Optimal living conditions for various stages of life of vector (i.e what promotes or disrupts the growth or reproduction of the vector).
c). Feeding patterns and periods of activity (nocturnal or diurnal).
d).  Information on characteristics of specific larval habitats
e). Study of ecological diversity of the vector species coupled with their behavioural plasticity.
f). Interaction patterns  of vector with other organisms (and the causes of those interactions).


Some references:

• Developing Global Maps of the Dominant Anopheles Vectors of Human Malaria Hay et al., 2010
  
• Vector bionomics in the epidemiology and control of malaria. Part I. Zahar AR, 1984
  
• Bionomics, taxonomy, and distribution of the major malaria vector taxa of Anopheles subgenus Cellia in Southeast Asia: an updated review. Manguin et al., 2008
  

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