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This course provides a foundational understanding of plant biology, covering the origin and evolution of plants, diversity of plant groups, and basic principles of systematics. It introduces the plant cell as the fundamental unit of life, including its structure, function, and division. The course further explores plant tissues and their organization, along with the morphology of angiosperms. Practical components enhance observational and analytical skills through the study of plant diversity, anatomy, and morphology using standard laboratory techniques. |
- BCM Teacher: Antu Mariya Jose
- BCM Teacher: Sharon Stephen
- BCM Teacher: Sharon Stephen
MINOR SEM 3
- BCM Teacher: Antu Mariya Jose
- BCM Teacher: Sharon Stephen
Cell and Molecular biology play a crucial role in shaping understanding of life.
The course emphasizes the basic principles that buttress the processes unique
to living organisms at the molecular and cellular levels. Students will acquire
a basic understanding of architecture of plant cells, organization of genetic
material, the storage, transfer, and regulation of genetic information etc.
Students learn how genes and proteins organize cells for cellular activities
thereby gaining an in-depth understanding of cellular function. On completion
of this course, they are equipped to tackle fundamental scientific questions. The
course envisages the application of modern molecular and cellular biology in
Plant Sciences and provides a solid foundation for further studies in the areas
of molecular life sciences, bioengineering, and biotechnology
- BCM Teacher: Antu Mariya Jose