H. Ullah

Rapid Detection of Active Coronavirus Infection by Lateral Flow Test Strips: A New Approach to Distinguish Replicating Viruses from Non-Replicating Viruses

This paper develops a CRISPR-based lateral flow assay to detect active coronavirus infection by targeting negative-sense RNA, distinguishing replicating from non-replicating viruses.

A New Approach for Active Coronavirus Infection Identification by Targeting the Negative RNA Strand- A Replacement for the Current Positive RNA-based qPCR Detection Method

This paper proposes a new method to detect active coronavirus infection by targeting the negative RNA strand, aiming to distinguish active from inactive infections more accurately than current positive RNA-based qPCR methods.

Cataloguing and profiling of the gut virome in Chinese populations uncover extensive viral signatures across common diseases

The paper catalogs and profiles the gut virome in Chinese populations, identifying novel viruses and disease-associated viral signatures.

Meta-analysis of fecal metagenomes reveals global viral signatures and its diagnostic potential for colorectal cancer and adenoma

This study analyzes fecal metagenomes to identify viral signatures associated with colorectal cancer and adenoma, finding distinct virome patterns and developing predictive models with high accuracy.

Crippled Coronavirus: 5'-PolyU targeted Oligo prevents development of infectious Virions

The paper demonstrates that a 3-polyA oligonucleotide targeting the 5-polyU tract of mouse coronavirus inhibits infectious virion production without affecting host cells.

The Achilles' heel of coronaviruses: targeting the 5' Polyuridines tract of the antigenome to inhibit Mouse coronavirus-induced cell death

This paper demonstrates that targeting the 5' polyU tract of the coronavirus antigenome can inhibit virus-induced cell death in mouse cells and offers a potential strategy for antiviral drug development.

Scaffold Protein RACK1 inhibitor compounds prevent the Focal Adhesion Kinase mediated breast cancer cell migration and invasion potential

The paper shows RACK1 inhibitors reduce breast cancer cell migration and invasion by blocking FAK activation, suggesting a potential therapeutic strategy for preventing metastasis.

Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in commercially important fish species from the tropical river estuary suggests higher potential child health risk than adults

The paper assesses heavy metal bioaccumulation in fish from a Bangladesh river estuary and finds children face higher health risks than adults from consuming contaminated fish.