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NOTE: Candidates having B.V. Sc. & A.H. ,B. Sc . (Agri.) and B.Sc.(DT) Degree may
be admitted.
1. Pre-requisite courses will be decided by the advisory committee in view of the
candidate's background.
ANA-8o1 Comparative Anatomy
(2 + 1)
General Vertebrate anatomy Particularly of the dog and its comparison with that of the
other vertebrates such as fish, amphibia and birds.
ANA-8o2
Bovine Anatomy
(2 + 2)
The position of bovines in classification of animal kingdom in general and mammalia in
particular. General characters of even toed animals, ruminants and their special
characters. Detailed study of the anatomy of bovine, with ox, as type. Comparative study
of the anatomy of sheep, goat and distinguished features of the camel.
ANA-8o3
Equine Anatomy
(2 + 2)
The position of equines in the classification of animal kingdom in general and mammalia
in particular. General characters of the odd toad animals. Detailed study of the anatomy
of the horse in comparison of its special features with those of the other domestic
animals.
ANA-8o4 Canine Anatomy
(1 + 2)
Position and general characters of carnivora (dog and cat) in the order carnivora.
Topographic study of anatomy of the dog and the cat and comparison of their special
features with those of the other domestic animals.
ANA-805
Avian Anatomy
(1 + 1)
General characters of aves, special features of Ratitae and Carinatae and detailed study
of anatomy of the domestic fowl.
ANA-8o6
Regional Anatomy
( 1+ 1)
Detailed topographical study of the different regions of the body of the domestic animals,
with particular emphasis on the areas of common surgical operations, clinical diagnostic
methods and bioassay etc.
ANA-8o7
Anatomy of the Laboratory Animals
( 1+1)
study of the anatomy of common laboratory animals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, mice
etc. with particular reference to the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, nervous and
urogenital systems.
ANA-8o8.Anatomy of the Reproductive "Organs of Domestic Animal
(1+1)
(Cross listed with RB-813 & APHB-824)
Detailed anatomy of the reproductive organs of the male and female bovine, equine ovine
and aves.
ANA-8o9
Vertebrate Embryology
(3 + 1)
General study of the vertebra to embryology.
ANA-810
General Histology
(2+ 1)
Study of the structure of the cell and its divisions. Histological and elementary
histochemical study of the fundamental tissue types.
ANA-811
Special Histology
( 2+ 1 )
Histological and elementary histochemical study of organs of all systems of the body.
ANA-812
Radiological Anatomy
(1+1)
Radiological anatomy restricted to the appendages of the large animals (The ox, horse,
sheep and goat) and that of entire body of the small animals (The dog and cat).
ANA-813
Anatomical Techniques
( 0+2)
Various gross anatomical,histological and embryological techniques employed for study
and research.
ANA-814
Anatomy of the Digestive System
(2+1)
Detailed study of the organs of digestive systems of bovine, equine . canine, ovine and
aves.
ANA-815
Organogeny
( 2+ 1 )
Development of the organs of different syst~ms of mammals (with particular reference
to those of bovine) and aves.
ANA-816
Advances in Embryology
(1 + 0 )
Survey of recent research in vertebrate errbryology
with special reference to ovum transplant.
ANA-817
Principles of Embryology
(1+1 )
Fundamentals cf Vertebrate Embryological study
and its relations to genetics and animals breeding.
ANA-8l8
Advanced Histochemistry
( 2+ 1 )
Histochemical study of different animal tissues. Demonstration of minerals,
polysaccharides, lipids,
nucleic acids,proteins and enzymes.
ANA-819
Fine Structure of Cell and Animal Tissue
( 1 +0 )
S~udy of the fine structure of the cell and theanimals tissue with the help of Electron
micrographs.
ANA-820
Endocrine Anatomy (1+1)
GrQss structure and development of endocrine glands and their microanatomical study in
domestic animals.
ANA-821 Gerontological Anatomy of Animal Tissue
(1+0 )
Age associated histomorphological and histochemical changes in different tissue.
ANA-822
Anatomy of the Mammary Gland
(1+1)
Gross,developmental,histomorphological a~ histochemical study of the mammary glands
of domestic animals.
ANA-823
Neurcanatomy
( 2+ 1 )
Gross and microscopic study of the brain and spiral cord,ganglia, peripheral nerves
including the autonomous component.
ANA-899 Special Problem
(2+0 )
ANA-900
Seminar
( 1 +0)
mating. General and specific combining ability - approach for its estimation. Diallel and
partial diallel crosses. Recurrent and reciprocal recurrent selecticn. Inbreeding and
hybridization inheritance of threshord characters.
AGB -814 Principles and Procedures for Sire Evaluation
(1+1 )
Principles involved in estimation of breeding value of sires, aids to selection of sires.
Various progeny testing for station and field testing of sires and methods for estimation of
breeding values of sires, estimation of predicted difference and its repeatability.
Procedures for selection of rams for wool and meat and selection of cockrells for egg and
meat.
AGB -815 Dairy Cattle Breeding-I
( 2+0 )
Genetic and environmental variations and relationship of body size, growth rate, type and
udder development and milk production. Genetics and environmental variations in milk
yield, fat yield and milk composition in exotic and indigenous cattle.
AGB-816 Dairy Cattle Breeding-II
(2+0 )
Selection Criteria and mating system in dairy cattle. Estimation of Breeding Values of
dairy sires and replacement heifers. Inbreeding and cross breeding in dairy cattle
improvement, with special reference to implementation of large scale cross breeding
programes in India. Dairy cattle improvement in some advanced countries.
AGB-817 Advanced Dairy Cattle Breeding
(3+0)
Discussions on current and advance topics on dairy cattle breeding including planning
and programming for farm level and village level projects. Economic efficiency of
progeny testing programmes. Genetic implication of Multiple Ovulations and Embryo
Transfer (MOET) .
AGB-818 Sheep and Swine Breeding-I.
( 2+0)
Measurement of various growth production and reproduction traits for sheep and swine.
Genetic and environmental variations affecting these traits.
AGB-819 Sheep and Swine Breeding-II
(2+0 )
Selection methods for increasing productivity in sheep and swine adaptation-gene x
environmental interactions. Selection criteria regarding selection for multiple traits.
Mating Systems .Blood groups, haemoglobin types and potassium iron concentration in
relation to wool yield and wool quality.
AGB.-820
Advanced Sheep Breeding
( 3+0 )
Historical current status and modern trends in sheep breeding. Efficiency of conversion
of food to wool. Components of wool weight, and reproduction rate. Influence of flock
structure on productivity, current and future problems.
AGB-821Poultry Breeding-I
( 2+0 )
Inheritance of plumage colour, comb shape, dwarfgene and important lethal genes and
other qualitative traits in poultry. Measurement of growth, egg, meat and feed efficiency
traits of economic importance, genetic and environmental variations affecting these traits.
AGB-822
Poultry Breeding-II
(2+0)
Selection for increase in egg production and other economic traits in poultry. Mating
systems including pure line breeding, strain crossing, breed crossing and inbreeding
hybridization. Selection on the basis of crossbred performance and reciprocal recurrent
selection programme.
AGB-823Advanced Poultry Breeding
(3+0)
Historical, current status and modern trends in commercial poultry breeding, performance
testing, experimental design and analysis for quantitative genetic experiments, control
population, breeding methods to improve efficiency of egg production. Part and early
records as a criteria for selection. Social environment in relation to production.
AGB-899
Special Problem
AGB-900 Seminar
(2+0)
(1+0)
(2+0)
Study of process of digestion, assimilation and metabolism, Basal metabolism, Metabolism of
minerals and other nutrients, Digestibility of feeds, energy and nutritive values of feeds.
Application of latest knowledge ,of digestion and role of microorganisms in rumen for
feed utilization. Nutrition of ruminants as compared to non-ruminants. Specific problems
in the feeding of dairy cattle.
AN-802
Principles of Animal Nutrition-II
(0+2)
Conduqting digestibility trials by in vitro and in vivo methods and preparing balanced
rations for different categories of cattle.
AN-803 Research-Methods in Animal Nutrition - I
(3+0)
Basic concepts of research. History and development of Animal Nutrition research. Types
of research methods, experimental designs, equipments and livestock used in animal
nutrition research. Knowledge about scientific literature and scientific writing in animal
nutrition. Selection Problems. Interpretation and evaluation of research data.
Research organization and administration.
(3+0)
(3+0)
(3+1)
(3+1)
The detailed chemistry of vitamins, minerals and enzymes. Their role in the animal body.
Estimation of vitamins, minerals and enzymes in blood and body fluids.
APHB-806 Energy Metabolism
(3+0)
(Cross listed with AN-808)
Bioenergatics, synthesis and utilization of phosphate bond energy Biological oxidation
and reduction. Metabolism of all energy yielding Biosynthesis of carbohydrates, proteins
nutrients and lipids.
APHB-807 General Endocrinology
( 3+ 1 )
(Cross listed with RB-817)
Endocrine apparatus of animal body and its regulation. The physiological functions and
interrelationship of all animal and avian hormones. Effects of hypo and hyper secretions
of hormones. Hormone assay and analysis of hormanes & their metabolite levels in blood
and body fluids.
Avian Physiology
( 2+1)
(Cross listed with RB-815)
Avian haematology, Circulatory system, digestive system, respiratory and urinary system.
Endocrines and eproduction. Reproductive rhythms of avians.
APHB-812 Ruman Physiology
(2+0)
A detailed study of rumen development, digestive process, ruman microbes and passage
of food through stomach of ruminants.
APHB-813 NervoUs SystemiMuscular System and Special senses
( 2+ 1 )
Detailed physiological study of nervous system, muscular system and special sense
organs of domesticated animals.
APHB-814 Physiology of Growth, Reproduction and Lactation
(3+1)
The study of growth pattern and detailed discussion on all the phases of reproduction and
lactation in animals.
APHB-815 Physiology of Adaptation and Stress
(2+0)
Principles of animal adaptation. World distribution of domestic animals and effect of
environmental changes on morphological and productive characters of animals and birds.
Methods of adaptation of biological rhythms.
APHB-816 Physiological and Biochemical Techniques
( 0+2 )
Principles and application of modern techniques in Biochemistry and physiology.
APHB-817 Physiology of Reproduction (General)
(3+0)
All anatomical, histological, embryological and physiological aspects of male and female
reproduction. Animal fertility and infertility problems. Artificial insemination and
seminology. Lactation in farm animals.
( 2+ 1 )
(1+1)
( 2+1)
(1+1)
V:-LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
NOTE: 1.Candidates having B.V.Sc./B.Sc.(Ani.Sci.) B.Sc.(D.H)B.Sc.(Vet.)
B.Sc.(Agri.), degree may be admitted
2. Deficiency courses for candidates having B.Sc. (Ani.Sci.), B.Sc(DH) B.Sc.(Vet.)
and B.V.Sc.will be decided from the courses listed belowby the Advisory
Committee depending on their background and requirement. ANA-802, APHB804,APHB-810 VOBG-801, LP-801.
LP-801 Principles of Animal Production
(3+1)
General principles of animal management practices. Importance of daily routine on a
livestock farm. Principles of livestock raising and maintenance of farm livestock in
health.Lives.tock housing andits sanitation in respect of economical production
Production, procurement, storage and processing of feeds. Marketing of surplus stock.
LP-802 Dairy Cattle Production - I
(2+1)
Scope and limitations of dairy development in India. Dairy industry in India and abroad.
systems of dairy production, Important dairy cattle breeds exotic indigenous. Efficiency
of cross-breds to that of indigenous cattle and buffaloes .Care and management of
different classes of dairy cattle .Specific Managemental differences in raising crossbreds
and buffaloes .Managemental practices for high breeding efficiency of a herd .Herd
health control, Selection and judging of dairy cattle .principles of housing dairy cattle
Recent trends in housing.
LP-803 Dairy Cattle Production - II
( 2+ 1 )
Establishment of a dairy farm Economic principles related to dairy business. Economics
of dairy farming .Cost of milk production. Pricing of milk. Managemental practices for
quality milk production .Labour management. Breeding policies for higher productivity
.Milking machine principles, problem shelter engineering in relation to productivity of
animals, Records of dairy farms and their use.
LP-804 Sheep Production - I
(2+1)
Economic importance of sheep production. Selection of sheep breeds for economic
production. Management of sheep flock. Range sheep/production-feeding o sheepPastures and supplementary feeding, feeding for fattening lambs. Drought feeding in
sheep. Fodder conservation. Pelt and Mohair production. Ageing, shearing and
slaughtering of sheep. Classing of sheep. Grading of wool.
LP-805 Sheep Production - II
(3+0)
Principles of breeding, recent trends in breeding, cross-breeding for mutton and wool,
shearing sheds and yards, sheep yards for various purposes, fences, keeping of records.
Economics of sheep production, wool and its qualities, shearing, wool classing, baling
and pressing the wool. Marketing of wool. Health of flock. Manufacturing processes in
woolen and worsted clothings. Sheep production plans and projects.
LP-806 Swine Production
(3+0)
Importance of swine enterprise, economy of pork and bacon production. Establishing
swine enterprise. Breeds of swine, cross breeding for economic pork and bacon
production, care and management of piglets, gilts-sows and boars, feeds and feeding to
various classes of pigs: Housing of pigs, marketing of pigs, records for swine enterprise,
cost of production.
LP-807 Livestock Buildings and Equipments..
(2+0)
Physiological and managerial basis for requirements of structures and equipments.
Design and layout of livestock farms, housing patterns for economic production,
selection of labour saving farm equipments, its maintenance and services, construction
costs, care and management of farm buildings.
LP-808
special Problem
Seminar
(2+0)
(1+0)
(1+1)
(2+1)
(Cross listed with Biochem 618)
Biological membrance .Cell competence. The totipotent to unipotent. The clone lines.
The egg and sperm as complete cells. In interacting systems in gene expression. Products
of expression and their regulation. Protein synthesis, The mitochondrion shelf.
Hydrogenion concentration. Binding. The uphill task. Cell and tissue inter action. Genetic
VS environmental competence. Mechanism of hormone action. The
immuno
competence. The growth factor. Retention of genetic variability.
RB-809 Neuroendocrinology
(2+1)
(Prerequisite: RB-816) and with prior consent of the teacher)
Experimental Neuroendocrinology. The nerve growth factor. The concept of neuro
secretion. Neuro hormonal peptides. Endocrine transducers. Pineal activity. Light, pineal
and biological rhythms. The higher center. Role of central nervous system in relation to
endocrine activity .other organs credited for "Neuro endocrine activities".
RB-810 Developmental Biology
( 2+2)
{Prerequisite :vertabrate embrylogy ANA-809 and with prior consent of the teacher)
Vital issues in Developmental Biology . Relation to other disciplines. Mechanisms of
cell interaction. Chromosomes during development. Gene Action and Cellular
differentiation Enzyme induction and repression. Continuity and diversity in living
systems. Tracking the germ cells, Nuclear material as a factor in development. The
concept of competition in theories of development. The biochemistry of development.
Protein sub-unit and control of activity; the effect of hormones. Hormonal regulation of
growth. Development of endocrine co-ordination. Self limiting reactions and growth
control.Development aspects of immunity. Immunological tolerance. Evolution of
immuno response.
RB-811 Applied Reproduction
( 2+ 1 )
(Cross listed with APHB-823)
(Prerequisite: dairy cattle breeding AGB-812 and with prior consent of the teacher
offering the course). Experimental control of male and female reproduction by different
methods. E'estrus synchronisation. Nutrition arid reproduction. Luteolytic functions.
External factors, and reproduction. The problem of calving-L interrval.. Pro and cones in
milk production. Behaviour and adaptation. (Emphasis will be on Indian farm animals
taking into consideration the local practices of the farmers and scientific developments).
(1+1)
(1+1)
(2+1).
(2+0)
(3+1)
RB-822
Gamete Biology ana Fertilization
( 2+ 2 )
The ovum and its surrounding. Follicular pressure and protection. Hormones involved in
the follicular maturation. Origin and maturation of the ovum. The egg layer. Modes of
fertilization. Antigenity. Egg viability. Multiple and super-ovulations. site of fertilization,
decent of egg and nidation. Spermatozoan formation and maturity. Sperm in the male
tract. Spermatozoans of different species. Enzymes and permeability. Hormonal
involvement in the egg and sperm meet. Acrosomal reaction. Fusion of pronuclei and
exchange of genetic material. Nutrition for egg sperm andnidating embryo. Gonadal
hormones and controlling aspects .Ultra structure of gametes, their structural changes
under hormonal influence to facilitate their function. Specific problems Associated with
buffalo and goat semen. Experimental modifications in gamete biology and development.
RB-8 2 3 Environmental, Pollution and reproduction
(1+1)
Neuro-endocrine factors involved in environmental reception. Response to environment.
Air and water pollution affecting reproduction in animals. Effects of pesticides on
reproduction of birds and domestic animals; (Gonadal function, estrous cycle and
thyroid) Chemical pollutants and derangements in reproductive performances.
RB-824 Immuno Reproduction
(1+1 )
Hormones of Reproduction. Induction of immunogenicity. Developing antisera The
garnrnaglobulins. Immunogenity to protein and steroid hormones. Techniques involving
isotopes in the quantification of hormones. Protein binding and adsorption specific to
reproductive hormone. Immuno incompatibility. Antigenic problems associated with
fertility. Immuno absorbents. Immunology and fertility regulation.
RB-899 Special Problem
RB-900 Seminar
(2+0)
(1+0)
VII.VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY
NOTE :Candidates having basic Veterinary degree will be admitted for M.,V. Sc.
Degree.
1. Candidates having B.Sc.(Micro) will be admitted for M.Sc. (Micro) Degree
2. Deficiency courses for pure science students: VPAT-821 Techniques in Veterinary
Pathology PAR-808 Clinical Parasitology or as decided by Advisory Committee.
VMI-801 Techniques in Veterinary Microbiology
( 1+1)
Historical developments, Bacterial cytology sterilization of glassware and media, staining
methods, Microscopy and micrometry, Cultivation of bacteria Isolation of bacteria in
pure culture and identification and typing.
VMI-802 Pathogenic Bacteriology-I
( 2+ 1)
Classification of various- genera and species of bacteria pathogenic to animals and
poultry, study of the important genera of the following families in relation to habitat,
morphology, growth requirements, cultural characters, variation, antigenic structure,
toxins and metabolites (enzymes), pathogenecity and laboratory diagnosis.
Lactobacillaceae, Micrococcaceae, Bacillaceae', Corynebacteriaceae, Enterobacteriacea,
Brucellaceae Pseudomonadace and Spirillaceae.
VMI-803 Pthogenic Bacteriology-II
1+1 )
study of the important genera of following families in relation to habitat, morphology,
growth requirements" cultural characters, variation, antigenic "structure, toxins and
metabolites (enzymes), pathogenicity and laboratory diagnosis. Actinomycetaceae,
Mycobacteriaceae,Mycmplasmataceae,
Treponemataceae,
Rickttsiaceae
and
chlamydiaceae.
VMI-804 Pathogenic Mycology
(1+1)
Morphology, cultural characters and laboratory diagnosis of following fungi pathogenic
to animals and birds.
Mucor, Rhizopus, Absidia Aspergillus, Penicillium , Rhinosporidium, Coccidioides
Cryptococcus , sacchromyces, Candjda, Histoplasmal Epidermophyton, Trichophyton
Micros
VMI-805 Advanced Virology
(2+1)
Historical development and Virus discovery, Nature and origin of virus, Classification of
viruses, Morphology and ultrastucture of virus,Replication of Virus, Cytopathic effect of
virus, Action of physical and chemical agents on virus, Antiviral agents, Laboratory
techniques used in study of viruses, viral interference and interferon, Haemagglutination
of viruses, Cultivation of viruses in Laboratory, Viral genetics and variation in viruses.
VMI-806 pathogenic Viruses
( 2+1)
Systematic study of animal viruses pathogenic to animals and poultry, study of the family
VMI-812
Microbial Physiology
(1+1)
Growth and nutritional requirements of hetero trophs and autotrophs, bacterial-enzymes,
storage and utilization of energy, respiration and dehydrogenation in bacteria,
carbohydrate, protein, fat and nucleic acid metabolism in bacteria.
VMI-813
Antimicrobial Agents
(1+1)
Principles of antimicrobial action, Physical factors acting as antimicrobial agents,
Chemicals as antimicrobial agents, chemotherapautic agents and antibiotics,- Mechanism
of antibiotic resistance.
VMI-814
Microbial Toxins
(1+1)
General characters of toxins, Biolo9ical tnter relationship between enzymes and toxins,
Nomenclature of toxins, Intercellular and intra cellular toxins, Role of Toxins in bacterial
metabolism, isolation, purification and concentration of toxins, immunology of toxins,
salient features of protein toxins, haemotoxins, leucocidin, enterotoxin, necrotoxin,
lipopolysaccharide-protein complex, bacterial and fungal toxins.
VMI-815
Bacterial Genetics
( 1+1)
Heredity, Auxotrophs and prototrophs, Mechanism of inheritance, Asexual and sexual
reproduction, bacterial genetics, Transfer of genetic material in bacteria by transformation
transduction, bacterial conjunction, and lysogeny. Bacterial variati GD spontaneous
mutations in bacteria~ Mutations in cellular morphology, colonial morphology Antigenic
mutants, Mutants with altered virulence .
VMI-816 Enterobacteriaceae
(1 + 1)
Isolation, identification and biochemical reactions of members of family enterobacteriaceae, Antigens of enteric organisms and its epidemiological importance,
Generic, species, somatic and flagellar antigens and serotyping, phage typing of members
of farmily enteroorobacteriaceae, pathogenicity of members of family enterobacteriaceae
VMI-817 Biological Products
( 1+1)
Principles of killed and attenuated' live bacterial and viral vaccines, Selection of strains
for vaccine production, Cultivation, growth, purity, safety, sterility and potency tests of
commonly used vaccines, Methods of production and standardization of antibacterial and
antiviral hyperimnunesera, Method of production of diagnostic antigens, International
code of biological products, Indian Cosmetic and Drug Act for biological products in
India.
VMI-818 Use of Laboratory Animals in Diagnostic Microbiology
(1+1)
Housing, breeding and management of mouse, rat, rabbit and guinea pig, Disease of
laboratory animals, Use of laboratory animals for diagnosis of bacterial and viral disease.
VMI-819 Disease Surveillance
(Cross listed with VPH-803)
VMI-820 Advancesin Zoonoses
(Cross listed with VPH-802)
(3+0)
( 3+ 1 )
(2+1)
(1+1)
( 2+1)
(2+1)
(3+ 1)
( 2+1 )
( 2+ 1 )
(2+0)
(1+0)
(2+0)
(1+0)
(1+2)
( 2+ 1 )
(2+1)
( 1+1 )
( 1+1 )
(1+1)
(1+1)
XI I . VETERINARY PHARMACOLOGY
NOTE:1. Candidatas having B.V.Sc.&A.H., B. Pharm degree,may be admitted.
2. Number of deficiency courses will be decided by the advisory committee from
amongst the deficiency courses listed below : APHB-810, APHB-807, VMI802, VMI-803.
VPA-801 General Pharmacology
( 2+1)
Scope of Pharmacology, dose-response, relationships mechanism of drug action,
absorption, distribution, biotransformation and excretion of drugs, screening and testing
of drugs, aspects of experimental pharmacology.
VPA-802 General Toxicology
(2+1)
Definitions and fields of toxicology, classification and mechanis m of action of poispns,
metabolism of ~isons, toxicity of environmental pollutants# food additives~
carcinogens ,and teratogens, safety evaluation and interQctions between toxic substances,
diagnosis and treatment of poisoning.
VPA-803 Pharmaco Kinetics
( 1+1)
Principles of Pharmaco kinetics, factors modifying fue kinetics at drugs,
pharmacokinetic models and their applications, determination of various
phurmacokinetics parameters and their significance in drug pharmacodynamics.
VPA-804 Neurppharmacology
( 2+1)
Pharmacology of neurotranamitters related agents inhalation anestnetics,intravenous and
other parenteral anestnetics, preanesthetic medication therapeutic gases,local
anesthetics,hypnotics and sedatives, psychotropic: agents, drugs affecting behaviour,
narcotic analgesics and analgesic antagonists,nonarcotic analgesics CNS Stimultaocs
anticonvulsants
VPA-805 Techniques in Toxicology
(1+0)
Collection of materia1Sfor toxicological investi gation, calculation of TD50 and LD50,
qualitative and quantitative estimation of poisons in tissues and body fluids, application
of toxicokineti-c models toxicity tests, estimation of tissue and body fluid enzymes of
toxicological significance.
VPA-806 Pharmacology of Gastro-intestinal Tract
( 1+1)
Absorption of durgs from GIT, antacids, emetics and anti emetics,cathartics, intestinal
astringents and antidiarrhoeal agents, aspects fo ruminant pharmacology.
(1+1)
(Cross listed with RB-816)
General consideratiors hormones of the pituitary gland and adrenal cortex, harmones
affecting repoduction anabolic steroids, thyroid and anti thyroid drugs parathyroid and
calcitonin insulin and glucqgon.
VPA-810 Nutritional Pharmacology
(1+0)
Fat-soluble vitamins, water-soluble vitamins. Calcium and phosphorus, trace elements,
growth promoters.
VPA-811 Pharmacology of Autacoids
( 1+1)
General considerations, histamine and antihistamines serotonin and antiserotonins,
angiotensin, plasma kinins and other vasoactive agents, proste.glandins.
VPA-812 Chemotherapy
( 2+ 1)
General considerations, sulfonamides, antibiotics, miscellaneous antibacterial, antifungal
and antiviral agents, antituberclosis drug, antiseptics and disinfectants, chemotherapy of
neoplastic diseases, ectoparasiticid,es, anthelmintics, antiprotozoan drug, drugs used
against other parasitic diseases.
VPA-813 Chemotherapy of parasitic Disease
(1+0)
Control of external parasites, untinematoda. drug, anticestodal and antitrematodal drugs,
coccidiostats, antitrypanosomal and antiproto zoan ,drug, drugs used against other
parasitic infections.
VPA-814 Cardiovascular Pharmacology
( 1+1)
Principles of electro-cardiography, digitalis and other inotropic agents, antiarrhythmic
drugs, vasodilator drugs, hemostatic and anticoagulant drugs, u.ntihypertensive drugs,
antianemic drugs.
VPA-815 Autonomic Pharmacology
(2+1 )
Neurohunoral transmission, adrenergic drugs,drugs inhibiting adrenergic nerves and
blocking adrenergic receptors, cholinergic agonists, anticholinesterase agents,
antimuscarinic drugs, ganglionic stimuloting 2nd blocking agents, neu rIT!uscular
blocking agents.
( 2+0)
VPA-900 Seminar
(1+0)
(2+0)
(1+0)
Air pollution, sources of air pollution, effect of air pollution, health effects of air
pollution, disinfection of air.
Sources of water pollution, health effects of "unwholesome water" chlorination of water
rnicrobiological examination of water.
Sources of radiation exposures, types of radiation potency of radiation, biological effects
of radiation projection.
Source of refuge public health significance of human and animal excreta, methods of
excreta dis posal. Microbial and parasitic health hazards due to pollution of environment.
VPH-806 Ecology of Zoo and wild Animals in Zoonoses
(2+1)
Definition of ecology, ecological changes and diseases patterns. Concept of wild life,
classification of important birds and mammals found in zoo and wild life preliminary
information on their biological data housing nutrition etc. Ecological association of
Crytococcus neoformans Asperqillus fumiqatus, Nocardia asteroids and other potential/
opportunitistic pathogens in avain and mammals habitats, public health significance of
zoo and wild animals in the maintenance and transmission of zoonotic agents measures of
prevent zooanthro ponoses in zoological gardens.
VPH-807 Food Borne and Water Borne Disease
(3+1)
(Cross listed with VMI-821)
Classification of food borne infections and intoxications, sources of microbial
contamination of foods, role of food handlers in the transmission of infections. study of
illness resulting from ingestion of contaminate /infected foods, epidemiological study of
important food borne diseases such as Salmonellosis, botulism, trichinellosis,
staphylococcosis fever brucellosis, methods of prevention of food borne disease
Characteristic, of water, laboratory testing of water, bacteriological standards of water.
Water related diseases, sanitary measures to prevent water borne infections
VPH-808Public Health Diagnosis
(1+2)
Collection of suitable clinical materials from infectious diseases Food borne epidemic
etc., their preservation and transportation, processing of various specimens of different
selective and differential cultural media agent, animal pathogenicity test serological and
immounolgical techniques employed for the diagnosis of important zoonoses.
VPH-809 Food preservatior
(2+1)
Principles of food preservation, various methods of preservation of meat, milk, fish, egg,
poultry sea, foods and other food products. Physical and chemical changes in stored meat,
effect of curing on pathogenic microorganisms, .effect of freezing on organisms and
parasited, affections of imported meat, types of spoilages, public health aspects of canned
foods.
VPH-810 Abattoir and Meat Inspection
(2+1)
Design of abattoir, construction, operation abattoir, management. Principles of abattoir
hygiene in the prevention of diseases, abattoir efftulent treatment, sanitation in abattoir.
Principles of meat inspection, types of inspection, aims and objectives of antemortem and
post-mortem examination of food animals, procedure for post mortem inspection,
affection o specific parts, infectious disease which render total seizme of the carcass.
VPH-811 Meat and Milk Borne Diseases
(2+1)
(cross listed with VMI-822 )
General principles of food hygiene, composition and nutritive value of various animal
products, bacteriological standards of meat, milk, poultry fish etc.. Chemical residues in
milk, meat and other food products, action of foreign chemicals in the body, residue
monitoring and surveillance, origin of micro-organisms in animal products, determination
of microbial spoilage, detection of the common adultarants in food products.
VPH-812 Advances in Poultry Products Technology
( 2+1 )
Definition of Poultry, characteristics of fresh poultry, slaughter and dressing, hygienic
aspects of poultry. Processing, antemortem and post mertem examination of the carcase,
diseased conditions in poultry caused by viruses, bacteria, chlamydia, fungi, parasites etc.
Cendemnation of whole or part of carcase according to condition.Preservation of poultry
and its products, depositionof diseased poultry carcases and parts.
VPH-813 Advance in Meat and Meat Products Technology
(2+1)
Definition of beef, mutton, chevon, varison, pork etc. Methods of transport of food
animals, infections and injuries encountered during transportation. Composition of
muscles, connective tissues and fat deposition in the . carcases of various meat animals,
different techniques of slaughter, influences of feeding on animal tissues~ physical and
chemical changes in meat.. Characteristics of meat & fat of various animals, chemical
and biological tasks for differentiation of meats of different species. Substitution and
differentiation of carcases, meat grading, processing of meat and utilization of edible
meat and its products.
VPH-814 Livestock and Poultry By-products
(2+0)
Definition of by products, need for the production of by products, courses and availability
of by products, collection and handling of by product& processing and economic
utilization of various by products. Such as bone meat, fat, gut, casing, offal, stomach,
intestine, pancreas, hoof, horn, hair, bristle etc. nutritive value of poultry by-products,
effect of processing on nutritive value, biological prepared from by products and its uses,
human and veterinary medicine.
VPH-899 Special Problem
VPH-900 Seminar
(2+0)
(1+0)