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Research works:
Since the availability of
the relevant resources and priorities of collaboration varies
from time to time, our fields of activities flourished
multidimensionally. Many institutes of home & abroad, Sapporo
Medical University & University of Tokyo of Japan, Ghent
University of Belgium, BAU, BIRDEM, IEDCR & BSMMU- for instance,
have patronized our research through magnanimous collaboration
&/or technology transfer.
Grants from BMRC have also
aided our scientific activities. The following works have been
accomplished in the department as of today:
PhD Level
01. |
Molecular characterization and genomic relatedness of group A rotavirus
strains from diarrheic children and adults in
Bangladesh, Dr. Shyamal Kumar Paul, 2009. |
02. |
Drug resistance and Molecular epidemiology of Aerobic
Bacteria Isolated from Puerperal Infections in
Bangladesh, Dr. Salma Ahmed, 2015. |
MPhil Level:
01. |
Screening of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus
aureus (MRSA) by Latex agglutination with coagulase
typing, antibiotic and antiseptic resistance, Dr. Md.
Abul Hossain Khan, 2005. |
02. |
Comparison among different diagnostic procedures for
malaria, Dr. Mezbah Uddin Ahmed, 2006. |
03. |
Aerobic and Anaerobic Bacterial Causes Of Puerperal
Sepsis At Mymensingh Medical College Hospital, Dr.
Salma Ahmed, 2007. |
04. |
Comparison among the Different Diagnostic Procedures For
Early And Rapid Diagnosis Of Typhoid Fever, Dr. Zohra
Begum, 2007. |
05. |
Genotypic detection of mecA gene by PCR and
Phenotypic detection of enterotoxin, toxic shock
syndrome toxin-1 by reverse passive Latex agglutination
of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA),
Dr. Nahida Akhter Zahan, 2007. |
06. |
Comparison among different diagnostic procedures for
Helicobacter pylori infection, Dr. Asma Azad
Sumona, 2007. |
07. |
Study of resistance pattern and some pathogenic factors
of Staph. epidermidis isolated from different
clinical specimens and healthy controls, Dr. Nazia
Haque, 2008. |
08. |
Rapid and easier approach for the diagnosis of
Tuberculosis in a hyperendemic area of a developing
country, Dr. Mohammad Tariqul Islam, 2008. |
09. |
Comparative study among the bacterial causes of
community acquired and nosocomial urinary tract
infections, Dr. Umme Shahnaz Parvin, 2008. |
10. |
Seroepidemiological study of human brucellosis among the
population at risk in Bangladesh, Dr. Noor Muhammad,
2008. |
11. |
Evaluation of rapid slide culture techniques for the
diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis, Dr. Shafikul
Islam Khan, 2009. |
12. |
Etiological agents of acute diarrhea in hospitalized
under five children with special emphasis on Norovirus,
Dr. Abul Kalam, 2009. |
13. |
Efficacy of
Polymerase Chain Reaction for Rapid Diagnosis of
Pulmonary Tuberculosis from Sputum, Dr. Mohammad
Mahmudul Hasan,
2010. |
14. |
Non culture diagnosis of genital Chlamydia
trachomatis infection in pregnant women,
Dr. Nasir Uddin Mahmud,
2010. |
15. |
Diagnosis of Kala-azar from buffy coat using different
techniques including Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR),
Dr. Rishdina Mirza, 2010. |
16. |
Molecular diagnosis
(PCR) of Kala-azar and PKDL Patients in Clinical
Samples,
Dr. Syeda Anjuman
Nasreen,
2011. |
17. |
Detection of drug resistance pattern of Mycobacterium
tuberculosis by rapid slide drug susceptibility
testing in liquid sula medium and identification of
mutations of resistant strains by PCR based DNA
sequencing,
Dr. Md. Saiful Hasan, 2011. |
18. |
Prevalence of genital Chlamydia trachomatis
infection among sexually active women by ICT and PCR
from endocervical swab samples,
Dr. Emily Rahman Khan, 2011. |
.19. |
Species distribution, antimicrobial susceptibility and
some virulence factors of Coagulase negative
Staphylococci isolated from different clinical
specimens,
Dr. Md. Arifur Rahman, 2011. |
20. |
Comparison of
different test methods including polymerase chain
reaction for early and reliable diagnosis of typhoid
fever, Dr. Safia Sultana, 2012. |
21. |
Comparison between
rapid and conventional methods for diagnosis of
bacterial meningitis, Dr. Umme Habiba, 2012.
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22. |
Detection of
Different Diarrheagenic Escherichia coli
Strains by Multiplex PCR, Dr. Rashedul Kabir,
2012. |
23. |
Prevalence of ESBL
among Esch. coli and Klebsiella spp.
in a tertiary care hospital and molecular detection of
important ESBL producing genes by multiplex PCR, Dr.
Taslima Yeasmin, 2012. |
24. |
Molecular
epidemiology of genital Chlamydia trachomatis
infection by plasmid based PCR in sexually active women
in the community and in high risk population with
genotyping of some representative strains from OmpA
based amplicons, Dr. Monira Haque, 2012. |
25. |
Detection of microbial pathogens in acute childhood
diarrhea with special emphasis on Campylobacter
spp, Dr. Santana Rani Sarkar, 2013. |
26. |
Bacterial etiology of pleural effusion with special
reference to Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Dr.
Arup Islam, 2013. |
27. |
Prevalence of soil transmitted helminthes and other
gastrointestinal parasitic infection of school children
in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, Dr. Mahmudur Rahman,
2013. |
28. |
Diagnosis of rickettsial infection by PCR and other
diagnostic tools, Dr. Faria Ferdous, 2014. |
29. |
Study of transmission cycle of Rickettsia felis,
Dr. Rajib Ahmed, 2014. |
30. |
Molecular epidemiology of MRSA isolated from Mymensingh
Medical College Hospital, Mymensingh, Bangladesh, Dr.
S M Masudur Rahman, 2014. |
31. |
Molecular epidemiology and characterization of Group A
rotavirus, Dr. Shamsoon Nahar Jolly, 2015. |
32. |
Laboratory diagnosis of dermatophytosis by conventional
methods and PCR with antifungal susceptibility pattern,
Dr. Shabiha Monwar, 2015. |
33. |
Detection of Human Papiloma Virus by PCR and antibody by
ELISA from patients attending at Colposcopy clinic of
Mymensingh Medical College Hospital, Mymensingh, Dr.
Habiba Begum, 2015. |
34. |
1.
Geographical distribution of Rickettsial infection in
Bangladesh , Dr. Farid Ahamed,2016 |
35. |
Onco E6 positivity among VIA positive susprcted cases
from colposcopy clinic of
Mymensingh Medical College Hospital, Mymensingh, Dr.
Faizun Nahar, 2016 |
36. |
Molecular characterization and susceptibility of
methicillin-resistant and methicillin-susceptible
Staphylococcus aureus isolates from tertiary care
hospitals in Bangladesh, Dr.Sangjukta Roy, 2016 |
37. |
Laboratory diagnosis of pulmonary Tuberculosis by LED
microscopy, liquid culture and comparison of AST
(Anti-microbial Susceptibility Test) with the GeneXpert
for MDR-TB, Dr. Nourjahan Laskar ,2016 |
38. |
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Pattern of Enterococci
Isolated from Clinical Specimens at Mymensingh Medical
College Hospital, Mymensingh, Bangladesh,
Dr. Farzana Boby, 2016 |
39. |
Nationwide prevalence of Rickettsia felis infections in
patients with febrile illness in Bangladesh, Dr.
Nusrat Ferdous, 2017 |
40. |
Screening of latent tuberculosis infection by tuberculin
test and quantiferon-TB Gold test in selected
pre-transplant chronic kidney disease patients, Dr.
Nazmus Sakib, 2017 |
41. |
Diagnosis of major uropathogens by microscopic
examination, using dipstick, microbiological culture and
PCR from urine specimens in MMCH, Dr. Mahbuba Sultana,
2017 |
42. |
Molecular characterization of group A rotavirus with
study of prevalence of cryptosporidium spp in a tertiary
care hospital, Dr. Abida Sultana, 2017 |
43. |
Prevalence of intestinal parasites in vegetables
consumed by inhabitants of Mymensingh city, Dr.
Anawaroul Azim, 2017 |
Ongoing researches
Currently, a number of researches are being conducted in the
department by different post graduate students. Here they are:
1. HPV –
Genotyping with oncogene detection
2.
Rotavirus – molecular epidemiology
3. MRSA -
molecular detection
4.
Rickettsial diseases - molecular epidemiology
5. ESBL-
producer from community and health care associated
6.
Brucella-from risk group people.
7.
Molecular detection and drug resistance pattern of Accinator
bacter sp. From ICU Patients.
8.
Antiseptic resistance pattern Of Pseudomonas aureginosa
9.
Molecular detection of Chikunganguia and Dengue Virus from
epidemic region of Bangladesh
10.
Molecular detection of Leptospira from icteric patients.
11.
Molecular detection of uropathogens from suspected UTI patients
Collaborative
Research
Sapporo Medical University, Japan:
Rota virus, MRSA, Rickettsia, Chlamydia
University of Tokyo: Kala-azar,
specially PKDL
Ghent University, Belgium: STH
(Soil transmitted helminthes)
Bangladesh
Agricultural University (BAU) , Mymensingh : Rota virus, STH
Arbor Vita
Corporation, USA : HPV Onco E6 gene
NIPSOM,
Dhaka : Chikunganguia and Dengue Virus
Fields of interests/research
1.
Rota
virus & Diarrheal pathogens
2. MRSA
3. ESBL
4.
Kala-azar & PKDL
5. HPV
6. Chlamydia
7.
Rickettsia
8. STH
9. Enterococcus
spp.
10.
Leptospira
11. Chikunganguia
and Dengue Virus
12. Dermatopghytes
13. Accinator
bacter
14.
Dermatophytes etc.
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