Hydrogenation is one of the most fundamental transformations in chemistry, and its applications range from the chemical industry to laboratory scale organic synthesis [1]. The formal de nition of hydrogenation includes ...

Generation of Hydrogen as clean and green fuel by splitting water is one of the important aspects of mitigating the overuse of non-renewabale sources of energy and its associated environmental degredation. Since the time ...

The motivation for this simulation study is the realization in our laboratory over the past several years that experimental populations of Drosophila subjected to larval crowding every generation can actually evolve ...

Nearly all organisms on Earth are subject, in one way or the other, to the effects of the planet’s daily rotation about its axis and need to adjust their physiology and behaviour to the daily cycling of environmental ...

Previous studies in the laboratory have shown that expression of pathogenic human Huntingtin (HTT-Q128) in circadian pacemaker neurons (ventro lateral neurons, LNv) of Drosophila, leads to immediate behavioural arrhythmicity ...

Sleep is a period of quiescence that is widespread in the animal kingdom and while its quantity and quality may differ between different animals, certain characteristic features remain conserved across taxa. These include ...

This thesis describes the first detailed quantitative study of female Asian elephant social organisation in India. Social organisation may be shaped by ecological factors and individual relationships, and understanding ...

Majority of life forms have been observed to exhibit circadian (Latin: circa = about/approximately; diēs = day) rhythmicity in behaviour and physiological processes driven by underlying circadian clocks, and has been the ...

Carbon is one of the most interesting elements in the periodic table and it plays a unique role in nature. Carbon has the ability to form very long chains of interconnecting C-C bonds which is known as catenation. Due ...