Directorate of Veterinary Research and DiagnosisCentral Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Tando jam

1. Passport Size Photograph

2. Personal Profile of Dr. Aslam Pervez Umrani (Director CVDL)

1 Name Aslam Pervez Umrani

2. Father’s Name. Allah Bachayo

3. Martial Status. Married.

4. Date Of Birth 10-03-1957

5. Place Of Birth. Hyderabad.

6. Domicile Hyderabad.

7. Nationality Pakistani.

8. CNIC No. 41306-9195087-3

9 Passport No. AR2220871

10. Official Address CVDL Sindh, Tando Jam.

11. Residential Address. B30, Had Qasimabad Phase-I, Hyderabad.

12. Cell # 03322673357

13. Qualification. PhD, Aberdeen University U.K. in 1998 in Sustainable Farming.

M.Sc From Aberdeen University U.K. in 1992 Animal Production.

DVM SAU Tando Jam in 1982

14 Service Record. Veterinary Officer 1982-1987

Assistant Director 1987-2005

Deputy Director Operation (SLSP) 2005-2008

Director, Veterinary Research & Diagnosis 2008 Onward

15. Publications 15

3. Introduction (CVDL Tando jam)

The Livestock sector provides job opportunities, especially in rural areas, it

contributes to the protein content of the national diet, it boosts farmer’s income and

strengthens the economy through the export of livestock and its various by products.

Heavy losses, however, have hampered the development of the sector.

These losses are mainly due to high mortality rate from a variety of

diseases. The gravity of situation was recognized for sometime in 1974, responding a

request from government of Sindh, a World Bank/ FAO mission conducted a survey of

livestock sector and identified the high mortality, particularly in buffaloes and cattle

caused by diseases including some of obscure origin- as the major constraint on the

development of the industry, and stressed the need for a reliable, accurate and prompt

diagnostic facility that would serve the livestock sector and make it possible to plan

strategies for the control and eradication of such disease.

The Project “Establishment of Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Sindh” Tando

Jam (CVDL) was initiated in 1985, but FAO/UNDP assistance commenced in January

1987. CVDL has four main sections; Microbiology, Parasitology, Epidemiology and

Pathology, a Senior Research Officer heads each section. There are six sub centers;

Karachi, Larkana, Dadu, Sukkur, Naushahero Feroze and Mithi. Nine Research Officers

working at CVDL and six at sub-centers. Six Research Officers were trained abroad in

various laboratory disciplines to enable them to command the activities of their section,

and introduce sustainable techniques for prompt and accurate disease diagnosis.

The development phase of Establishment of Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

transferred to non-development in June 1991 and FAO/UNDP assistance was terminated

in June, 1993. The budgetary constraints for availability of fresh stock of media,

chemicals, biological, repair and maintenance of equipments and vehicles progressively

hampered the diagnostic facilities during last few years. However, under the existing

infrastructure, facilities are available in CVDL for culture isolation, identification and drug

sensitivity for bacterial diseases, coprological examination of endoparasites and slide

microscopy for protozoan diseases and ELIZA and serological tests for Rinderpest

disease. In six sub centres; Karachi, Sukkur, Larkana, Mithi, Dadu and Naushahero Feroze

facilities are available for coprological examination of endoparasitic and slide microscopy

for protozoan and bacterial diseases.

Recently, under development scheme, surveillance regarding prevalence of Zoonotic

diseases has been started. New section of Molecular Biology Laboratory has been

established in which PCR diagnostic facility is also available. Many PhD and MPhil

research fellows from Sindh Agriculture University Tando jam has started their research

work in various sections.

Vision

To enhance the economic vitality and life quality for all livestock farming community by

promoting healthy livestock, the safety of animal derived consumer products, protecting

wildlife resources through disease diagnosis, control and better understanding of disease

dynamic.

4. Introduction of Sections

Sections wise activities of Main CVDL Tando JamSr. #

Name of Section

Activities of the section Responsible officer

Cell #

4.1 Pathology This section comprises of two sub-sections.

1. GROSS PATHOLOGY.

- Disease investigation.

- Conduct post mortem.

2. HISTO PATHOLOGY.

- Histopathological processing of tissues.

- Registration of incoming samples & their submission to the related sections of CVDL.

- Dispatch of results with recommendations to the farmers/owners or field officers for compliance.

- Compilation of monthly/yearly data regarding disease.

- Carryout analysis & chemistry of blood samples of small & large ruminants.

Dr. Atta Muhammad Chand, Senior Research Officer.

03423508230

Sr. #

Name of Section

Activities of the section Responsible officer

Cell #

4.2 Microbiology1.Virology2. Bacteriology.3. Serology.

- To conduct diagnosis of viral, bacterial, fungal, ricketsial and mycoplasmalinfection of the livestock using cultivation techniques on bacteriological media, biochemical tests and serology following a standardized format established at the CVDL Tando Jam.

- To carryout serological surveys on the prevalence of bacterial and viral diseases in Sindh

- To study the efficacy of available antibiotics in treatment of bacteriological infections and to propose control measures.

- Analysis of milk samples and detection of adulteration in milk.

- To carryout herd health screening against brucellosis, sub clinical mastitis and tuberculosis.

- To carryout diagnosis and research on brucellosis using various serological techniques.

Dr. Parkash Dewani, Senior Research Officer, overall In-Charge Microbiology

03322071437

Dr. Masood Ahmad, Research Officer, In-charge Virologysection.

03013517299

Dr. Om Parkash, Research Officer, In-Charge Serology

03332634233

4. ELISA section.

- Carryout diagnosis and serotyping of FMD through ELISA technique.

- Carryout diagnosis and confirmation of PPR in small ruminants using ELISA techniques.

Dr. Abdul AhadSoomro, Research Officer.

03322673635

Sr.#

Name of Section

Activities of the section Responsible officer

Cell #

4.3 Parasitology This section comprises of three Sub-sections.

1. HELMINTHOLOGY.

- Diagnosis of all endo parasitic diseases due to trematodes, nematodes, cestodes.

2. PROTOZOALOGY.

- Diagnosis of protozoan disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis and trypnosomiasis through conventional and latest techniques.

3. ENTOMOLOGY.

- Diagnosis of external parasite such as lice, flies, ticks, ked, fleas etc.

Dr. Sajjad Parveen Research Officer.

03003311558

4.4 Epidemiology This section conducts

epidemiological surveys to

ascertain herd composition, age and

sex, specified morbidity and

mortality rates, season of

occurrence Of diseases,

geographical distribution of

diseases and their season of

occurrence.

Dr. Rashid Ahmed Dar, Research Officer

03003441156

4.5 PCR Laboratory Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (CVDL), Tando jam

Sindh

Keeping in view the need for quantitatively reliable, sensitive and specific diagnostic

methodology for confirmation of prevailing diseases of livestock, an equipped PCR

laboratory is established in CVDL to substantiate the routine conventional diagnostic

techniques. The main objective of this facility is diagnosis and research on bacterial/ viral

and protozoan diseases of livestock. In future this laboratory would help meeting the need

for PCR applications in the field of livestock production and breeding. This laboratory

would also accommodate the post graduate researchers of Sindh Agriculture University

Tando jam for their research needs in the field of livestock farming oriented problems of

the industry.

Available Assets:

Set of equipments for bacterial/ viral and protozoan DNA/RNA extraction

Set of cold chain system for specimen, chemicals and biological.

Set of equipments for DNA/RNA quantification and amplification

Set of equipments for electrophoresis.

Set of equipment for gel doc system with digital printer.

Available Human Resources:

Two Research Officers having basic degree (DVM), Masters in Microbiology and

good working experience in Bacteriology an ELISA Laboratory CVDL.

Two laboratory technicians having good working experience in different sub

sections of Microbiology.

4.6 CVDL Sub-centers

Sr. No.

Name of office

Location Activities. Responsible Officer

Telephone #

2 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre.

Karachi adjacent LES farm near singer chowrangi

- Coprological examination of endoparasites and slide microscopy for protozoan and bacterial diseases.

- Collection and submission of samples to CVDL Tando Jam for further investigation.

Dr. Manzoor Asif Pathan, Research Officer.

35436741

3 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre.

Mithi Dr. Jamomal, Research Officer.

2302742

4 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre.

Nazar Muhalla Larkano

Dr. Abdul Jabbar Tunio, Research Officer

9239048

5 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre.

Shikarpur Road Sukkur

Dr. Pir Bux Leghari, Research Officer

9310278

6 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre.

Mithiani Road Naushahro Feroze

Dr. Muhammad Akram Rao Research Officer

2448772

7 Research Officer, Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Johi Naka stop Dadu

Dr. Muhammad Ali Thaheem, Research Officer

9200093

Sub-Centre.

5. Objective/Activities/Functions

5.1 Objectives

• To provide disease diagnostic facilities.

• To propose measures for the control of animal diseases.

• To conduct Epidemiological studies and surveys.

• To investigate zoonotic disease problem.

• To produce biologics.

• To train field veterinarians and other stake holders for awareness and submission

of meaningful samples for laboratory confirmation of diseases.

5.2 Activities.

1. Serosurveillance. - FMD - PPR - Brucellosis. - Other Zoonotic diseases. 2. Routine Disease Diagnostic Services. 3. Prompt response to disease outbreak investigation. 4. Training.

Training of RO & Lab. Technician. Training of VO & Para Technical staff. Training of under graduate student & post graduate scholars of SAU Tando

Jam. Awareness & training of livestock farmers & other stake holders.

6. Project/Initiatives

1. Name of Scheme. Pilot Project on Surveillance of Bovine Tuberculosis, Brucellosis and other Zoonotic Diseases in Sindh (Eight District).

2. Status. Approved

3. Duration. 48-Months (2010-11 to 2013-14)

One extension up to 30-06-2015

4. Cost of the scheme. 59.926 million

5. Objectives. 1. Asses the epidemiological situation of bovineTuberculosis (BTB), Brucellosis and other zoonoticdiseases in Sindh (eight district).

2. Build and strengthen existing limited capacities oflaboratory diagnosis and control for BTB, Brucellosisand other zoonotic diseases.

3. Capacity building for surveillance and control ofzoonotic diseases.

4. Create public and farmer awareness of danger/risksassociated with Bovine Tuberculosis, Brucellosis andother zoonotic diseases.

5. Design a plan for control of BTB, Brucellosis and otherzoonotic diseases in Sindh.

1. Name of Scheme. Strengthening of Viral and Protozoan Diseases DiagnosticFacilities at Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory(CVDL) Tando Jam.

2. Status. Approved

3 Duration. 72-Months (2010-11 to 2015-16)

4. Cost of the scheme(In Million).

Revenue Capital Total

209.448 21.399 230.847

5. Objectives. 1. To reactivate and upgrade virology laboratory fordiagnosis of viral diseases of Livestock.

2. To strengthen ELISA laboratory for active andpassive sero surrveillance through ELISA assay.

3. To strengthen Bacteriology, Virology andParasitology laboratory for introduction of morereliable diagnostic techniques.

4. To initiate technical/ awareness training for livestockstake holders to increase the flow of samples anddiagnostic accuracy.

5. To establish PCR laboratory for accurate diagnosis.

6. To introduce herd health management and rapidresponse system for preliminary diagnosis andexperimental treatments.

7. To develop linkage with Sindh Agriculture UniversityTando Jam, through post graduate researchers andscientist pursuing research in laboratory relateddiscipline.

8. To establish ELISA facility in CVDL Sub-Centre,Mithi for PPR disease.

1. Name of Scheme Establishment of Stationary & Mobile Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Units for Disease Confirmation and Control in Milk and Meat Zone of Sindh.

2. Status Approved in DDWP meeting held on 29-01-2013 & A.A. issued.

3. Implementation Period.

48- Months (2013-2014 to 2016-2017).

4. Cost. Revenue Capital Total

47.6610 9.2198 56.8808

5. Objectives. 1. Establishment of Mobile Veterinary Laboratories ofCVDL at Model Veterinary Hospitals Mirpurkhas &Thatta for rapid response and sample collection.

2. Introduction of mobile diagnostic laboratory to caterthe need of diagnostic facilities for remote areas andlivestock migration routes.

3. Establishment of one new district laboratory at Badin.

4. Serosurveillence regarding disease prevalence andepidemiology of Viral/Bacterial & Parasitic diseasesof livestock in the migratory herds/flocks atMirpurkhas, Badin and Thatta districts for forecastingthe appearance of out-breaks of epidemics and hightides of parasitic infestation and protozoan diseases.

5. Introduction of laboratory diagnosis basedexperimental drenching dipping programme andtreatment for the effective control of internal &external parasitic infestation and other diseases as herdhealth screening & disease control measures forprogressive farmers.

6. Training of veterinary service provider for postmortem sample collection and submission.

7. Awareness of farmers for disease control measures

7. Contact details/Locations

Phone # 022-2765279.FAX # 022-2766964.

Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory is located at Tando Jam, which is

about 18 Kilometers each of Hyderabad, the second largest city of Sindh

Province. It is 188 kilometers away from Karachi. Tando Jam is a small town

having rural settlement base. The town geographically falls with in central

Sindh, which has mild weather and low rain fall. Other agricultural

institutions, such as Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Nuclear Institute of

Agriculture (NIA), Agriculture Research Institute (ARI), Sindh Local

Government and Rural Development Academy, Agriculture Engineering

Workshop and Drainage Research Centre (DRC) are also located in Tando

Jam.

Sub-Office. Officer incharge. Contact No.1. Central Veterinary Diagnostic

Laboratory Sub-Centre Karachi.

Dr. Asif Manzoor Pathan 03212954060

2. Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre Sukkur.

Dr. Peer Bux Leghari 03337263960

3. Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre Dadu.

Dr. Muhammad Ali 025-920009303453785233

4. Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre Larkano.

Dr. Abdul Jabbar 03022886799

5. Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre Naushahro Feroze.

Dr. Muhammad Akram Rao 0308311814

6. Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sub-Centre Mithi.

Dr. Jamomal. 03332512673

8. Address

Central Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Sindh, Tando Jam pir Zaman Shah Road, TandoJam 70050.

9. Publications/Research Papers/Guidelines/Reports

9(a) Publications of CVDL (booklets/brochures) - attached

9(b) Research Papers of Scientist (list is attached)

1- Dr. Aslam Pervez Umrani (Director-CVDL) 152- Dr. Parkash Dewani (Research Officer-CVDL) 043- Dr. Zahid Iqbal Rajput(Research Officer-CVDL) 194- Dr. Muhammad Hussain Qureshi (Research Officer-VPU) 01

ORGANOGRAM OF DIRECTORATE OF VETERINARY RESEARCH AND DIAGNOSIS CENTRAL VETERINARY DIGNOSTIC LABORATORY SINDH TANDO JAM.

SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF SINDHLIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT

DIRECTOR GENERALLIVESTOCK (EXTENSION/RESEARCH)

GOVERNMENT OF SINDH

DIRECTORVETERINARY RESEARCH & DIAGNOSIS SINDH

TANDO JAM

DY: DIRECTOR SRO SRO SRO SRO RO sub center RO sub center RO sub center RO sub center RO sub center RO sub center Microbiology Pathology Epidemiology Parasitology Karachi Sukkur Dadu Larkana N.Feroze Mithi

RO RO RO RO Para Technical Staff Para Technical Staff Skilled & un skilled staff

Office Superintendent Electric/Mechanical Audio Visual Technical Staff…………….. 21 Supervisor Officer Para Technical Staff……….. 52 Skilled……………………… 43 Project Director Un Skilled………….…..…… 54 Vaccine Production Total……………………….. 170 Unit Tando Jam Skilled & un skilled staff

Publications of Umrani Aslam Pervez

1. UMRANI A.P.,SHEIKH G.S., ENGLISH P.R. (1999). Sustainable rangeland managementand livestock production in arid regions of Pakistan. Modern Agriculture, Pakistan, 9(11),28-33.

2. UMRANI A.P., YOUNIE D., ENGLISH P.R., WHIGHTMAN P. (1998). Herbage growthpattern under organic farming condition on upland region of maritime north-west Europe. In:aspects of grassland management. 17th General Meeting of European Grassland Federaion18-21 May 1998, Hungary, pp. 273-276.

3. UMRANI A.P., ENGLISH P.R., YOUNIE D. (1998). Rangelands conditions and animalproduction systems in Pakistan. Desertification Control, United Nations EnvironmentProgramme, Kenya, 32, 30-39.

4. UMRANI A.P., ENGLISH P.R., YOUNIE D. (1997). The nature of competition betweenforage herbs, perennial ryegrass and clover. In: International Grassland Congress, 9-19 June1997, Canada, Session 9, pp. 11-12.

5. UMRANI A.P. and YOUNIE D. (1996).The effect of white clover or perennial ryegrass onroot and shoot growth of companion forage herbs. In: D. Younie (Ed). Legumes insustainable farming systems. BGS occasional symposium No. 30 199, pp190-192.

6. UMRANI A.P., ENGLISH P.R., HOVELL F.D., YOUNIE D.(1996). A mathematicalmodelling approach for sustainable rangeland utilisation in Sindh. Modern Agriculture,Pakistan, 7 (2), 4-16.

7. UMRANI A.P., ENGLISH P.R., YOUNIE D. (1995). Rangeland in Pakistan. AsianLivestock, Bangkok Thailand, xx(3): 30-36.

8. UMRANI A.P. (1993). Animal production in Pakistan. Modern Agriculture Pakistan, 4 (4):37-40.

9. ALEMAYHU M.A., YOUNIE D., UMRANI A.P. (1994). A study on the effect of wintergrazing of a temporary perennial Ryegrass/ white clover sward on morphology and growthin spring. In: P.R. English (Ed). Aberdeen University AGA Proceedings 6, pp. 40-41.

10. KADARIYA K., UMRANI A.P., ENGLISH P.R. (1996). Concept and strategy of outreachresearch for higher animal production in the Western hills of Nepal. Asian Livestock,Thailand, XXI (2), 16-21.

11. Qureshi MH, Arijo AG, Rajput IS, UmraniAP, Qureshi MI. (2012). PCR detection of(Leishmania Tropica and Leishmania Major) in Dogs. Proceedings of Parasitology Vol 53pp 83-92.

12. WOLDU A., YOUNIE D., UMRANI A.P. (1994). Effect of winter grazing on subsequentclover content of a mixed grass/legume permanent pasture. In: P.R. English (Ed). AberdeenUniversity AGA Proceedings, 6, 39-40.

13. YOUNIE D. and UMRANI A.P. (1996). Effect of seed rate and companion species onestablishment of forage herbs. In: IFOAM’96. Organic Agriculture in Copenhagen August1996, pp109.

14. YOUNIE D. and UMRANI A.P. (1997). Forage herbs and dietary minerals. New Farmersand Growers, UK. 56, 14-15.

15. QURESHI, M. H.; ARIJO, A. G.; IRAM, S. R.; UMRANI, A. P .; QURESHI, M. I. (2012).PCR detection of (Leishmania. tropica, and Leishmania. major) in dogs. Proceedings ofParasitology, 55:83-92.

Publications of Dewani Parkash

1. KM Abdul Gabbar, P. Dewani, BM Junejo (1995).Possible involvement of Planococcushalophilus in an outbreak of necrotic hepatitis in chicken. The Veterinary Record 136(3):74.

2. M.I. Memon, K.B. Mirbahar, Mahjabeen R. Memon, Nasreen Akhter, S.A. Soomro andP.Dewani. (1999). Study on the etiology of sub clinical mastitis in buffaloes. Pak. Jou.Agri. Engg., Vet. Scie. 15(1): 34-36.

3 P. Dewani, R. Rind, B. Bhutto (2002). Bacteriological studies on mastitis in ewes andgGoats. Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances. Faisalabad Pakistan. 1 (2): 98-100.

4. T.H.Chandio, A.H.Soomro, M.B. Bhutto, P. Dewani and Gh. Shah (2007). Occurrence of Listeria monocytogens in bovine milk in Hyderabad, Pakistan. Annals of Microbiology, 57(3) 341-344

Publications of Rajput Zahid Iqbal

SN Publications Date Country SCIIF

1.

Habib, M., Shah, M.S., Muzammil, M., Manzoor, S., Khan, S.A., Munir, R., Rajput, Z.I., Farooq, U., 2014. Investigationsof Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreaks in Faisalabad District During the Year . Pak. J. Life Soc. Sci., 12(3):165-169 [PJLSS]

Dec 2014

Pakistan

2.

Xiao, C.W., Ji, Q.A., Rajput, Z.I., Liu, Y., Wei Q., Bao, G.L.,2014. Antifungal efficacy of Phellodendron amurense ethanol extract against Trichophyton mentagrophytes in rabbits. Pak. J. Vet. Med., 34(2):219-223. [PVJ]

April 2014

Pakistan 1.392

3.

Xiao, C.W., Rajput, Z.I., Bao, G., Hu, S.H., Soomro, N.A., 2013.Short communication. Enhancement of the immune responses to vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease in mice by oral administration of Quil A and ECMS. Span. J. Agric. Res., 11(1):84-88. [SJAR]

March2013

Spain 0.514

4.

Abubakar, M., Rajput, Z.I., Javed, M., Sarwar, G., Qurban, A., 2011. Evidence of peste des petits ruminants virus (PPRV) infection in Sindh Ibex (Capra aegagrus blythi) in Pakistan as confirmed by detection of antigen and antibody. Trop. Anim. Health Prod., 43(4):745-747. [Springer]

April 2011

UK 0.97

5.

Rajput, Z.I., Hu, S.H., Xiao, C.W., Habib, M., Soomro, N.A.,2010. Enhancement of immune responses to infectious bursal disease vaccine by supplement of an extract made from Momordica cochinchinensis (Lour.) Spreng seeds. Poul. Sci., 89(6):1129-35. [Poul Sci]

June 2010

USA 1.516

6.

Rajput, Z.I., Hu, S.H., Xiao, C.W., Arijo, A.G., 2007. Adjuvant effects of saponins on animal immune responses. J. Zhejiang Univ. Sci. B., 8(3):153-161. [PubMed] [Springer]

March2007

China 1.293

7.

Xiao, C.W., Hu, S.H., Rajput, Z.I., 2007. Adjuvant effect of an extract from Cochinchina momordica seeds on the immune responses to ovalbumin in mice. Front. Agric. China, 1(1):90-95. [Springer]

Feb 2007

China

8.

Xiao, C.W., Rajput, Z.I., Hu, S.H., 2007. Improvement of a commercial foot-and-mouth vaccine by supplement of Quil-A.Vaccine, 25(25):4795-4800. [PubMed] [Sciencedirect]

June 2007

USA 3.485

9.

Xiao, C.W., Rajput, Z.I., Liu, D., Hu, S.H., 2007. Enhancement of Serological Immune Responses to Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccine by Supplement of the Extract of Cochinchina Momordica Seeds (ECMS). Clin. Vaccine Immunol., 14(12):1634-1639. [PubMed] [CVI]

Dec 2007

USA 2.37

10.

Rajput, Z.I., Hu, S.H., Xiao, C.W., Arijo, A.G., Soomro, N.M., 2007. Improvement of the efficacy of Influenza vaccination (H5N1) in chicken by using Extract of Cochinchina momordica seed (ECMS). J. Zhejiang Univ. Sci. B., 8(5):331-337. [PubMed] [Springer]

April 2007

China 1.293

11.

Rajput, Z.I., Hu, S.H., Chen, W.J., Arijo, A.G., Xiao, C.W., 2006. Importance of ticks and their chemical and immunological control in livestock: a review. J.Zhejiang Univ.Sci. B.,, 7(11):912-921. [PubMed] [Springer]

Nov 2006

China 1.293

12.

Khalid, M., Yang, W.J., Kishwar, N., Rajput, Z.I., Arijo, A.G., 2006. Study of cellulolytic soil fungi and two nova species and new medium. J.Zhejiang Univ. Sci. B., 7(6):79-87.[PubMed] [Springer]

June 2006

China 1.293

13.

Habib, M., Hussain, I., Fang, W.H., Rajput, Z.I., Yang, Z.Z., Irshad, H., 2006. Inactivation of infectious bursal disease virusby binary ethylenimine and formalin. J.Zhejiang Univ. Sci. B., 7(4):320-323. [PubMed] [Springer]

April 2006

China 1.293

14.

Rajput, Z.I., Hu, Song-hua, Arijo, A.G., Habib, M., Khalid, M., 2005. Comparative study of Anaplasma parasites in tick carrying buffaloes and cattle. J. Zhejiang Univ. Sci. B., 6(11):1057-1062. [PubMed] [NCBI]

Nov 2005

China 1.293

15.

Arijo, A.G., Omani, K.T., Rajput, Z.I., 2007. Ctenocephalidesfelis in dogs and cats in Tandojam region. Pak. Jour. Biol. Sci., 10(15):2579-2582. [PJBS] [PubMed] [pdf]

Aug 2007

Pakistan

16.

Arijo, A.G., Doenhoff, M.J., Soomro, N.M., Rajput, Z.I., 2007. Host-Parasite relationship of S. mansoni and B. glabrata. Pak. Jour. Biol. Sci., 10(24):4399-4405. [PJBS] [PubMed] [pdf]

Dec 2007

Pakistan

17.

Rajput, Z.I., Arijo, A.G., Somro, N.M., Bilqees, F.M., 1998. Study on the prevalence of Anaplasma species in cattle and buffaloes in Hyderabad District. Proceed. Parasitol., 25:1-17.

1998 Pakistan

18.

Rajput, Z.I., Arijo, A.G., Ajmal, M.B., Bilqees, F.M. 1998. Anaplasma in Animals: A Review. Proceed. Parasitol., 26:35-46.

1998 Pakistan

19.

Khatak, J.K., Arijo, A.G., Sheikh, G.S., Rajput, Z.I., 1998. Coccidia in Layers and Broilers in and around Peshawar. Proceed. Parasitol., 26:17-2.

1998 Pakistan