M. M. Rahman

This study investigates how inhibiting the XPO1 nuclear export pathway affects coronavirus replication in different cell lines, finding varied effects on MHV and SARS-CoV-2.

This study shows that combining DP2 antagonism with corticosteroids reduces the effectiveness of DP2 antagonism in treating chronic asthma by suppressing PGD2 and IFN-γ production.

This study assesses knowledge, attitudes, and biosecurity practices among small-scale dairy farmers in Bangladesh and finds strong correlations between these factors and human health outcomes.

This study uses live-cell fluorescence microscopy to show HSV-1 exits epithelial cells individually via preferential exocytosis sites, not bulk release, and this process is cell type-dependent and microtubule cytoskeleton-related.

This study examines bacterial contamination on fresh fruits sold near a hospital in Bangladesh and identifies antimicrobial resistance genes among isolated pathogens.

The paper shows that a maternal low-fibre diet disrupts infant immune development, increasing susceptibility to respiratory infections and asthma, and that propionate-producing bacteria can reverse this effect.

This study shows that combining Selinexor with oncolytic myxoma virus enhances virus replication and cancer cell killing in vitro and in vivo.

This study shows that synaptotagmin-9 inhibits insulin secretion by forming a complex with Tomosyn-1 and Stx1A, reducing SNARE complex formation in pancreatic beta-cells.

The paper identifies a membrane reticulum, the centriculum, surrounding the C. elegans centrosome, showing it affects PCM size and microtubule nucleation.

The paper enhances DeepLabCut for multi-animal pose estimation and tracking by adding identity prediction and robust assembly features, validated on four benchmark datasets.

This study identifies PplD as a de-N-acetylase that modifies the cell wall linkage unit of streptococcal rhamnopolysaccharides, enhancing resistance to host antimicrobial proteins.

This study identifies 182 genes affecting nuclear morphology in C. elegans embryos through an RNAi screen, revealing unexpected roles for mitochondrial function and other processes.

The paper shows that necroptosis pathway components are lost in multiple mammalian lineages, correlating with viral adaptations that counteract this host defense mechanism.

This study identifies a novel mechanism where oxidative stress and tumors induce tracheal remodeling in Drosophila to support intestinal regeneration and tumorigenesis.

This study investigates the apoptotic effects of Tabebuia pallida extracts on EAC cells using cytotoxicity assays, gene expression analysis, and compound identification.

The paper evaluates the post-intervention impact of STH control programs in Bangladesh, showing a significant reduction in prevalence across all ages but persistent high transmission in some districts.

The paper shows that host autophagy drives organ wasting and nutrient mobilization to support tumor growth in Drosophila.

This study evaluates the anti-inflammatory and anti-calcification effects of Entelon150(R) in a beagle dog model of bovine pericardium implantation, finding reduced calcium content and inflammation.

This study predicts the 3D structure of TAPT1, identifies its transmembrane helices, pore-forming residues, and potential flavonoid substrates, suggesting mitochondrial and ciliary localization.

This study evaluates the neuropharmacological effects of Flemingia stricta leaf extracts, showing significant CNS depressant effects and anxiolytic properties in mice.

This paper improves MI-EEG classification accuracy by 5-15% using a clustering-based ensemble technique and develops a brain game for BCI applications.

This study isolates and characterizes two bacterial strains capable of degrading Malachite Green dye from textile effluents, showing efficient degradation under optimized conditions.

The paper detects the mcr-1 gene in Salmonella isolates from poultry in Bangladesh using PCR and bioinformatics analysis, revealing colistin resistance mechanisms.

The paper evaluates the microbiological safety of water from Managed Aquifer Recharge systems in Bangladesh, finding reduced fecal bacteria levels compared to source pond water.

This study shows that lytic bacteriophage and antibiotic exposure reduce diagnostic positivity for cholera, suggesting that current diagnostic methods may underestimate cholera burden.

The paper uses mobile phone data and household surveys to show that holiday travel in Dhaka amplified chikungunya spread nationally during 2017.

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.

This study analyzes UHC progress in Ghana from 1995 to 2030, projecting coverage and financial protection, while highlighting inequalities across wealth and regions.