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Item Biochemical evidence of selected micronutrients defficiences in children living in urban slum(1998-03) Wahed, M.A.; Haque, Rashidul; Rahman, Hamidur; Jahan, F.; Ahmed, T.; Albert, M.John; Alvarez, J.O.Item Clostridium perfringens type C in bloody and watery diarrhea in Bangladesh(1990-04) van Loon, F.P.L.; van, Schaik S; Banik, A.K.; Ahmed, T.; Zaman, A.; Kay, B.A.Item Determinants of severe stuning in children in rural Bangladesh : maternal short stature and environment[abstract](2001-04) Akramuzzaman, S.M.; Ahmed, T.; Fuchs, G.J.Item Effects of age and live weight on meat yield characteristics of Giribaz squab(Faculty of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2016-01) Hasan, MK; Mahbub, ASM; Hasnath, MR; Beg, MAH; Ahmed, T.A total of 60 Giribaz squabs of different ages (25-35 days) were purchased, slaughtered and allowed to bleed properly. After dissection the parts of squab were weighed separately and recorded. It was found that dressing percentage, total meat, breast meat, dark meat, wing meat, thigh meat, drumstick meat, total bone, wing bone, thigh bone, drumstick bone and the ratio of breast and dark meat (breast: dark meat) were 53.88, 18.97, 10.45, 8.54, 4.05, 2.41, 2.08, 10.41, 3.72 0.76, 0.88, and 1.22%, respectively. The average length of neck, wing bone, thigh bone, drumstick bone, elementary tract and shank were 5.62, 8.67, 3.37, 5.05, 84.03, and 2.85cm, respectively. On the other hand, the average weight of head, neck, heart, liver, gizzard, spleen, abdominal fat, back, skin and shank were 4.94, 1.79, 1.09, 3.14, 2.20, 0.10, 0.80, 3.31, 9.49, and 1.84%, respectively. Dressing percentage, total meat, breast meat, dark meat were linearly increased (P<0.01) and gizzard and liver weight were linearly decreased (P<0.01) with the increase of age and live weight. Ratio of breast and dark meat, total bone, drumstick bone, head, neck, elementary tract length, back and shank weight did not maintain (P>0.05) any relation with the increase of age and live weight. Despite smaller in size (229.50g), the dressing percentage of squab was fairly higher (53.88%) and relative ratio of breast and dark meat usually higher (1.22), because the growth of pectoral muscle (flying muscle) appeared to be very fast growing in early life of squab. Further study is needed among different breeds and varieties of pigeon available in Bangladesh for better performance.Item Effects of food with two oral rehydration therapies: a randomised controlled clinical trial(1992) Alam, N.H.; Ahmed, T.; Khatun, M.; Molla, A.M.Item Evaluation of efficacy of parenteral gentamicin in a single daily dose versus conventional three divided doses in malnourished children(1997-08-31) Khan, Ali Miraj; Alam, N.H.; Ahmed, T.; Fuchs, George J.Item Evaluation of the potential use of an osmotically driven ultrafiltration device for preparation of therapeutic feeds for home management of malnutrished children[abstract](2000) Roy, S.K.; Tomkins, A.; Islam, M.S.; Seal, A.; Ahmed, T.; Fuchs, George J.; Strickland, D.; Asma, A.; Parvin, N.; Begum, R.Item Humoral immune and clinical responses to food antigens following acute diarrhoea in children(1998-06) Ahmed, T.; Sumazaki, R.; Shin, K.; Nagai, Y.; Shibasaki, M.; Fuchs, G. J.; Takita, H.Item Interaction and impact of zinc and Vitamin A supplementation on zinc and retinol status in preschool children living in urban slum in Bangladesh[abstract](2001-09) Wahed, M.A.; Albert, M.J.; Ahmed, T.; Qadri, F.; Malek, M.A.; Fuchs, G.J.; Clemens, J.D.; Black, R.E.Item Is helicobacter pylori infection, a cause or treatment failure of iron deficiency anemia in children in Bangladesh(1997-03-10) Sarker, S.A.; Fuchs, G.J.; Alam, N.H.; Bardhan, P.K.; Ahmed, T.; Gilman, R.; Beglinger, C.; Khaled, M.A.Item Is helicobacter pylori infection, a cause or treatment failure of iron deficiency anemia in children in Bangladesh(1997-03-10) Sarker, S.A.; Fuchs, G.F.; Alam, N.M.; Bardhan, P.K.; Ahmed, T.; Gilman, R.; Gyr, K.; Beglinger, C.; Khaled, M.A.Item Online classes for higher education in Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic: a perception-based study(Emerald Publishing, 2021-10-13) Rouf, M.A.; Hossain, M.S.; Habibullah, M.; Ahmed, T.Purpose: The main purpose of this paper is to find out the perception of different respondents' groups related to the factors that influence the online learning for higher education in Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic. Design/methodology/approach: A survey through a structured questionnaire was conducted to gather qualitative information from the 250 respondents (university students, faculty members and administrative officers) in Bangladesh. A questionnaire has been used for collecting primary data, which have been selected using the justification method under the non-probability sampling technique. Findings: The findings of this study indicated that majority of the respondents told that online classes could be more challenging than the traditional classroom because of the technological constraints, digital divide, insufficient data pack to access the material to attend the class, poor connectivity, lack of device, poor learning environment, technophobia, delayed response and incapability of the teacher to handle efficiently the material and communication machineries. Research limitations/implications: Due to time restriction and the COVID-19 pandemic, the study was constrained only to Dhaka region in Bangladesh. Practical implications: The outcomes of the work can be supportive to the governing bodies and proprietors of the higher schooling organizations who are forecasting to adopt online education as a consistent movement in the future. Originality/value: At last, based on outcomes, investigators have presented some recommendations that can be taken into consideration at policy level. The study would help universities to comply with the pressing need to impart experiential learning through online education during the COVID-19 pandemicItem Production of safe therapeutic feeds from contaminated water supplies [letter](2001-05) Roy, S.K.; Seal, A..J.; Tomkins, A.M.; Shameen, T.; Islam, M.S.; Ahmed, T.; Fuchs, G.J.; Asma, A.; Parvin, N.; Begum, R.Item Resolution of protein-losing hypertrophic gastropathy by eradication of Helicobacter pylori(1997) Yamada, M.; Sumazak, R.; Adachi, H.; Ahmed, T.; Matsubara, T.; Hori, T.; Nakahara, A.; Takita, H.Item Safety and immunogenicity studies of an oral , inactivated enterotoxigenic escherichia coli (ETEC) vaccine in Bangladeshi children[abstract](2001-09) Ahmed, T.; Ahmed, F.; Sack, R.B.; Sack, D.A.; Svennerholm, A.M.; Qadri, F.Item Single - dose doxycycline in the treatment of cholera [abstract](1989) Alam, A.N.; Alam, N.H.; Ahmed, T.; Sack, D.A.Item Single-dose doxycycline in the treatment of cholera(1985-09-24) Alam, A.N.; Alam, N.H.; Ahmed, T.; Sack, D.A.Item Standardized management reduces mortality among severely malnourished children with diarrhoea(1998-03) Ahmed, T.; Ali, M.; Ullah, M.; Choudhury, I. A.; Begum, B.; Haque, M.E.; Shameem, I.; Das, R.C.; Zaman, B.; Wares, S.; Mondal, P.K.; Khan, A.M.; Alam, N.H.; Salam, M.A.; Rabbani, G.H.; Suskind, R.; Fuchs, G.J.Item VitaminA and zinc deficiency among urban in poor preschool children in Bangladesh[abstract](2000-03) Wahed, M.A.; Baqui, A.H.; Albert, M.J.; Ahmed, T.; Fuchs, G.J.