ABSTRACT Background Eimeria acervulina is the predominant species of coccidia infecting chickens worldwide, leading to significant production losses. The study explores molecular detection and phylogenetic relationships of E. acervulina in poultry farms of Bangladesh. Methods A total of 206 microscopically positive fae...
B. Karmakar, N. N. Shohana, S. Sarker et al.· Veterinary Medicine and Scie...· 0 citations
Current evidence suggests that telemedicine has shown the greatest value for teletriage, follow-up consultations, chronic disease management, specialist referral, and postoperative care, while RPM extends longitudinal monitoring beyond clinic visits and AI has been evaluated for applications in diagnostic imaging, pred...
M. A. Islam, M. Sumon, Jesmin Sultana et al.· International Symposium on P...· 0 citations
Sustainable control of PPR in goats will require integrated strategies combining mass vaccination, surveillance, improved husbandry, and host-focused immunogenomic research to strengthen herd resilience and accelerate progress toward global eradication.
M. A. Islam, Saifur Rahman, Md. Shafiqul Islam et al.· Viruses· 0 citations
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) are the most immunologically active and readily accessible fraction of whole blood, and they initiate host immune responses following infection and vaccination. Since PBMC transcriptomes capture diverse host–pathogen interactions, they offer a promising tool to uncover the gen...
M. A. Islam, C. Neuhoff, M. Pröll et al.· Viruses· 0 citations
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