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Genome wide identification and characterization of Bax inhibitor-1 gene family in cucumber (Cucumis sativus) under biotic and abiotic stress by Anwar, Samia, Siddique, Riffat, Ahmad, Shakeel, Haider, Muhammad Zeshan, Ali, Haider, Sami, Adnan, Lucas, Rosa Sanchez, Shafiq, Muhammad, Nisa, Bader Un, Javed, Bilal, Akram, Jannat, Tabassum, Javaria, Javed, Muhammad Arshad

“…In plants, the BAX inhibitor-1 (BI-1) gene plays a crucial part in controlling cell death under stress conditions. This mechanism of Programmed Cell Death…”
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Genome-wide identification of CCO gene family in cucumber (Cucumis sativus) and its comparative analysis with A. thaliana by Akram, Jannat, Siddique, Riffat, Shafiq, Muhammad, Tabassum, Bushra, Manzoor, Muhammad Tariq, Javed, Muhammad Arshad, Anwar, Samia, Nisa, Bader Un, Saleem, Muhammad Hamzah, Javed, Bilal, Malik, Tabarak, Mustafa, Abd El-Zaher M A, Ali, Baber

“…Carotenoid cleavage oxygenase (CCO) is an enzyme capable of converting carotenoids into volatile, aromatic compounds and it plays an important role in the…”
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Light and scanning electron microscopic characterization of thirty endemic Fabaceae species of district Lahore, Pakistan by Shaheen, Shabnum, Fateh, Rozina, Younis, Sidra, Harun, Nidaa, Jaffer, Mehwish, Hussain, Khadim, Ashfaq, Muhammad, Siddique, Riffat, Mukhtar, Hanan, Khan, Farah

“…In the present study anatomical characterization of 30 species of Fabaceae endemic to Lahore, Pakistan were done under light and scanning electron microscopy…”
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Light and scanning electron microscopy‐based foliar morpho‐anatomical comparison of selected family Rosaceae members distributed in District Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan by Shaheen, Shabnum, Sharifi‐Rad, Javad, Ali, Muhammad, Shamim, Zeeshan, Rasool, Bilal, Ashfaq, Muhammad, Mukhtar, Hanan, Harun, Nidaa, Hanif, Uzma, Siddique, Riffat

“…In the present study morpho‐anatomical characterization of selected Rosaceae members distributed in District Lahore was performed. Light and scanning electron…”
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RETRACTED: Light and scanning electron microscopy‐based foliar morpho‐anatomical comparison of selected family Rosaceae members distributed in District Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan by Shaheen, Shabnum, Javad Sharifi‐Rad, Ali, Muhammad, Shamim, Zeeshan, Rasool, Bilal, Ashfaq, Muhammad, Mukhtar, Hanan, Harun, Nidaa, Hanif, Uzma, Siddique, Riffat

“…In the present study morpho‐anatomical characterization of selected Rosaceae members distributed in District Lahore was performed. Light and scanning electron…”
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Light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy of bacterial colonies isolated from ras malai samples from different markets of Lahore, Pakistan by Shaheen, Shabnum, Khan, Palwasha, Sadia, Sehrish, Jaffer, Mehwish, Khalid, Sana, Siddique, Riffat, Mukhtar, Hanan, Iftikhar, Tehreema, Sarwar, Samina, Ilyas, Sobia, Khan, Farah

“…The current study investigates the total bacterial contamination in various packed and unpacked ras malai samples of 14 different localities of Lahore,…”
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Morphological and palynological assessment of taxonomically problematic genus Paspalum based on light and scanning electron microscopy by Shaheen, Shabnum, Khan, Muhammad Asaf, Shahid, Muhammad Naveed, Shamim, Zeeshan, Rasool, Bilal, Hussain, Khadim, Khalid, Sana, Harun, Nidaa, Siddique, Riffat, Sonia, Romaisha, Khan, Farah

“…Present research work was carried out to clarify the variations among species of genus Paspalum morphologically and palynologically as this genus is…”
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Decolorization of remazol black-B azo dye in soil by fungi by Khalid, A. (PMAS Arid Agriculture Univ., Rawalpindi (Pakistan). Dept. of Environmental Sciences), Batool, S. (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad (Pakistan). Inst. of Soil and Environmental Sciences), Siddique, M.T. (PMAS Arid Agriculture Univ., Rawalpindi (Pakistan). Dept. of Soil Science and SWC), Nazli, Z.H. (Government Coll. for Women, Faisalabad (Pakistan). Dept. of Chemistry), Bibi, R, Mahmood, S, Arshad, M

“…Textile industry is known to release huge amount of dyes in the water and soil environments during the dyeing process. The present study was planned with the…”
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