Peer-Reviewed Research

First complete genomic characterisation of a genotype IIIb CAV strain in Bangladesh, integrating clinical, pathological, and molecular analyses. Identifies critical genetic variations influencing viral virulence.

Reports the complete genome sequence of a CAV strain from a Bangladeshi layer farm outbreak, contributing to the limited published genomic data on CAV in the country.

Letter examining sex-disaggregated dengue infection and fatality data in Bangladesh within the context of global epidemiological trends.

Epidemiological and hematological investigation of idiopathic diarrhea in dairy cattle across Sirajganj district, Bangladesh, characterising disease burden and haematological profiles in affected animals.

Correspondence in The Lancet Microbe examining climate-driven health threats in Bangladesh, with a focus on dengue outbreaks as a case study for broader infectious disease risk.

Review investigating the molecular and clinical dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 / HIV co-infection, including mutation risks, therapeutic considerations, and strategies for future variant prevention.

Molecular epidemiology study detecting and characterising avian leukosis virus from field outbreaks in Bangladeshi poultry, addressing significant economic losses in the commercial poultry industry.

Reports the complete genome sequence of a hepatitis B virus strain from a Bangladeshi chronic kidney disease patient, including genomic characterisation and mutational analyses.

Molecular analysis of lumpy skin disease virus from wetland outbreaks in Bangladesh, identifying novel amino acid substitutions with implications for animal health and regional biosecurity.