Design and conduct experiments, using a broad variety of experimental techniques, and interpret the data obtained to draw conclusions about whether the results do or do not support a hypothesis being tested and whether the experimental design was appropriate.
Work collaboratively with other students and with faculty, understanding that most scientific knowledge/conclusions draw(s) on multiple sources of data and multiple experimental approaches.
Learn “best approaches” for conducting experiments including laboratory safety, data replication and quality control, record keeping, and other aspects of “responsible conduct of research”.
Gain familiarity with an area of science such that the students can present their work to a professional audience and also discuss their work with a general audience.
Develop problem solving skills and analytical thinking skills.
Physiology and Endocrinology
Dissection to expose the endocrine glands of mice(Demonstration)
Study of Estrous cycle of mice by vaginal smear preparation
Histology of Tissues of Mammals: T.S of –Liver, intestine, stomach, testis, ovary, lung, kidney, pancreas, skin, adrenal, thyroid
Haematology
Estimation of Haemoglobin in the blood sample
Estimation of Haematocrit in the blood sample
Counting of Red & White blood cells in blood sample
To study the Bleeding Time & Clotting time of blood
Determination of Blood Pressure.
Developmental Biology
Live gametes under microscope (Sperm motility, Sperm structure, Sperm count & their staining techniques)