Jyoti Kumari

In developmental biology, you will going to see the regeneration process in some organisms/animals. Regeneration is a part of development , which will going to include the capacity to regenerate the damaged or lost part of body. There is total three group of regeneration - Morphallaxis, Epimorphosis and Compensatory.
In this course , we will cover all the important points related to regeneration for CSIR-NET.

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Overview of course - Regeneration |CSIR-UGC NET |

Overview of course

Regeneration is a ability of living organism to regrow their damaged or lost body part.
In this lesson there will be a discussion about this events.
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Lesson-1 :Regeneration

Regeneration examples in Hydra, Planaria and sponges |CSIR-UGC NET |

Lesson-2: Examples of Regeneration (Part-1)

Regeneration examples of mammals, Amphibians, molluscs and Arthropods has been discussed in this lesson.
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Lesson-2: Examples of Regeneration (Part-2)

The brief explanation about Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation.
During regeneration there is a involvement of these events at different stages.
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Lesson-3: Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation

Morphallaxis regeneration is going to involve repatterning of existing tissue and the re-establishment of boundaries. The hydra is the best example of this kind of regeneration. |CSIR-UGC NET |

Lesson-4:Morphallaxis Regeneration

Epimorphosis Regeneration involves Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation events.
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Lesson-5: Epimorphosis Regeneration (Part-1)

Epimorphosis Regeneration involves Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation of ampulated Salamander limb. The process of regeneration of limb has been discussed in brief. |CSIR-UGC NET |

Lesson-5: Epimorphosis Regeneration (Part-2)

Lesson-6:Compensatory Regeneration

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Neha Taneja

This course includes very vital information about one of the star model organism of Genetics, Drosophila (small fruit flies). How genetic control took place in the embryonic development in Drosophila will be the main highlights.

(Hindi) Genetic Control of Embryonic Development in Drosophila

This course deals with the important events, stages & facts related with early Embryogenesis in Human. Distinguished features of each stage: Morula, blastocyst, blastula, gastrula has been explained with illustrative diagrams.

(Hindi) Early Embryogenesis - Human: CSIR UGC NET

This course include all significant information related to genetic control of vulva development in C. elegans. Important practice questions & previous year questions has also been included with proper explanation of each.

(Hindi) Vulva Development in C.Elegans

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Iftikar Rahaman

In this course, the educator is discussing basic concepts regarding Plant Development for CSIR-UGC NET aspirants

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9 lessons • 1h 2m

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Overview of course

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Lesson-1 :Regeneration

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Lesson-2: Examples of Regeneration (Part-1)

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Lesson-2: Examples of Regeneration (Part-2)

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Lesson-3: Differentiation, Dedifferentiation and Redifferentiation

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Lesson-4:Morphallaxis Regeneration

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Lesson-5: Epimorphosis Regeneration (Part-1)

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Lesson-5: Epimorphosis Regeneration (Part-2)

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Lesson-6:Compensatory Regeneration