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Dairy Biotechnology Notes

Download the following documents:
 Document 1: Class Notes
 Document 2: rDNA Technology
 Document 3: Fermentation
 Document 4: Role of Microbes in Food Biotechnology
 Document 5: Vectors
 Document 6: Impact of Dairy Effluent on Environment
 Document 7: Enzyme Biotechnology
 Document 8: IPR
 Document 9: PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction
 Document 10: Questions Paper 2017
 Document 11: Questions Paper 2018
 Document 12: Summary of few Topics

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