Animal Sciences-II

Contents

1. Animal Physiology-I
1. Digestion
1.2 Physiology of Digestion
2. Respiratory Physiology
2. Animal Physiology-II
1. Excitable Tissue (Nervous and Muscle)
2. Propagation of Nerve Impulses (Mylinaed and Non Mylinated Nerve Fibre)
3. Transmission of Nerve Impulses
4. Structure of Skeletal Muscle
5. Mechanism of Muscle Contraction (Sliding Filament Theory)
6. Neuromuscular junction
7. Endocrine Physiology
8. Reproductive Physiology
3. Parasitology
1. Introduction to Host-Parasite Relationship
1.1 Types of Hosts
1.2 Types of Parasites
2. Parasitology
3. Study of Plasmodium sp.
3.1 Life Cycle of Plasmodium Vivax
3.2 Symptoms and Clinical Features of Malaria
3.3 Pathogenesis
3.4 Control Measures
3.5 Treatment of Malaria
4. Study of Fasciola hepatica
4.1 Structure
4.2 Life Cycle of Fasciola hepatica
4.3 Characteristic Features of Life Cycle and its Significance
4.4 Pathogenesis
4.5 Control Measures
5. Study of Taenia
5.1 Taenia saginata (Beef Tapeworm)
5.2 Taenia solium (Pork Tapeworm)
5.3 Pathogenesis / Pathogenicity
5.4 Control Measures
4. Economic Zoology
1. Vermiculture
1.1 History
1.2 Role of Earthworm in Soil Formation
1.3 Vermitechnology
1.4 Benefits of Vermiculture
2. Aquaculture
2.1 History
2.2 Types of Aquaculture
2.3 Economical Importance of Fishes
2.4 Various Methods of Aquaculture
3. Sericulture
3.1 History
3.2 Various Species of Silk Moths
3.3 Life Cycle of Silkworm
3.4 Sericulture Activities
3.5 Silkworm Diseases
4. Apiculture
4.1 History
4.2 Types of Apiculture or Beekeeping
4.3 Bee Products
4.4 Economic Importance of Honey Bee