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Summary Biomolecules Complete 15 Pages - Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, Enzymes, Nucleic Acids | NCERT Class 11 Chapter 9 | NEET Mind Maps + PYQ | Premium Notes

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15-page premium notes for Biomolecules NCERT Class 11 Chapter 9. Includes Analysis micro vs macro acid soluble vs insoluble, Carbohydrates mono oligo poly, Monosaccharides glucose fructose ribose tricks, Disaccharides sucrose non-reducing alpha1-beta2, lactose beta1-4 milk sugar intolerance, maltose alpha1-4, Polysaccharides starch amylose amylopectin alpha1-4 alpha1-6, glycogen highly branched animal storage, cellulose beta1-4 plant wall no cellulase, chitin N-acetyl glucosamine, Amino acids 20 types R group essential PVT TIM HALL 8 Phe Val Thr Trp Ile Met His Arg Leu Lys, Peptide bond CO-NH, Proteins functions enzymes structural collagen transport hemoglobin, Structure primary sequence sickle cell Glu to Val, secondary alpha helix 3.6 residues beta pleated H-bond CO-NH, tertiary R groups hydrophobic ionic disulphide, quaternary Hb 4 subunits, Lipids triacylglycerol glycerol+3 FA ester 9 kcal, saturated palmitic stearic animal solid vs unsaturated oleic linoleic plant liquid essential, phospholipid amphipathic bilayer polar heads non-polar tails cell membrane, cholesterol 4 rings steroid hormones, Nucleic acids nucleotide pentose+base+phosphate nucleoside sugar+base, DNA double helix Watson Crick antiparallel AT 2 H-bonds GC 3 H-bonds 10 bp per turn 34A pitch Chargaff AT GC, RNA single mRNA tRNA clover anticodon rRNA catalytic, Enzymes biocatalyst protein ribozyme lower activation energy active site, 6 classes OTH LIL Oxidoreductases Transferases Hydrolases Lyases Isomerases Ligases, Lock and Key vs Induced Fit, Factors temp optimum 37C bell pH 6-8 substrate conc Vmax Km low high affinity, Inhibitors competitive malonate vs succinate non-competitive cyanide feedback isoleucine, Cofactors prosthetic heme FAD biotin tightly, coenzyme NAD NADP B3 CoA B5 TPP B1 loosely, metal ions Fe catalase Zn carboxypeptidase Mg hexokinase, Apoenzyme+cofactor=Holoenzyme, PYQ , One page revision + mnemonics. Original for NEET 2025-26

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CELL CYCLE AND CELL DIVISION COMPLETE - 18
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NCERT Class 11 Chapter 10 | Mitosis PMAT + Meiosis LZPDD + Checkpoints + Cancer + PYQ | NEET
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2 Cell Cycle Overview - 24 hrs, G1 S G2 M

3 G1 Phase, S Phase, G2 Phase - Checkpoints

4 G0 Phase, Regulation, Quiescent Stage

5 Mitosis Overview - Karyokinesis + Cytokinesis

6 Prophase - Early & Late, Spindle Formation

7 Metaphase - Equatorial Plate, Metaphase Plate

8 Anaphase - Sister Chromatids Separation

9 Telophase + Cytokinesis - Animal vs Plant

10 Significance of Mitosis + Mind Map

11 Meiosis Overview - Why Meiosis? 2n to n

12 Prophase I - 5 Stages L Z P D D Detailed

13 Pachytene Crossing Over - Chiasmata Formation

14 Metaphase I, Anaphase I, Telophase I, Cytokinesis I

15 Meiosis II - PMAT II, Similar to Mitosis

16 Mitosis vs Meiosis Difference Table - NEET Q

17 NEET PYQ 2019-2024 + Cancer + Cell Cycle Checkpoints

18 One Page Full Revision + Tricks LZPDD + Mnemonics

,Page 2 - Cell Cycle Overview
Cell Cycle = Sequence of events by which cell duplicates its genome, synthesises other constituents and
divides into two daughter cells
Duration: Human cell 24 hrs, Yeast 90 min, Bacteria 20 min
Two phases: Interphase (95% time - G1 S G2) + M phase (5% - Mitosis + Cytokinesis)
Interphase = Growth phase, M phase = Division phase
Cell cycle regulated by Cyclins and Cdks (Cyclin dependent kinases) - Checkpoints ensure DNA correct

, Page 3 - G1 S G2 Phases
G1 Phase (Gap1): Post mitotic phase, cell metabolically active, growth, proteins and RNA synthesis,
organelles duplication starts
Decision point: If cell enters S or goes to G0 - depends on nutrients and growth factors
S Phase (Synthesis): DNA replication - each chromosome becomes 2 chromatids, DNA content 2C to 4C
but chromosome number same, centriole duplication in animal cells
G2 Phase (Gap2): Pre-mitotic phase, protein synthesis for mitosis, cell growth continues, checks DNA
replication errors - G2 checkpoint
Checkpoints: G1 checkpoint (most important - checks cell size, DNA damage, nutrients), S checkpoint, G2
checkpoint, M checkpoint (spindle assembly)

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