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  1. Type 2 diabetes linked FTO gene variant rs8050136 is significantly associated with gravidity in gestational diabetes in a sample of Bangladeshi women: Meta-analysis and case-control study
  2. Meta-analysis of microarray and RNAseq data reveal OsbZIP52 to mediate salt stress responses in sensitive, tolerant and halophyte rice varieties
  3. Effects of multiple halotolerant rhizobacteria on the tolerance, growth, and yield of rice plants under salt stress
  4. Deciphering comparative and structural variation that regulates abiotic stress response
  5. Some Bangladeshi rice can be a good resource as donors for the traits of salinity tolerance.
  6. A salt tolerant rice from Bangladesh and dissemination of its desirable traits
  7. Making rice tolerate salinity and heat
  8. Validation of QTLs in Bangladeshi rice landrace Horkuch responsible for salt tolerance in seedling stage and maturation
  9. Short grain rice can be healthy too because of high amylose
  10. Isolation of bacteria plants growing in specific ecosystems to check their help in rice growth
  11. Genotypes that can respond positively to high atmospheric CO2
  12. Helicases which help cells cope with stress
  13. Transgene expression and effect across generations
  14. Putative hybridization between a grass-like halophyte which sets rice-like grains and rice
  15. Simple method for genetic alteration for improved characteristics in rice
  16. Genes responsible for salt tolerance and high yields under stress
  17. Targeting enhanced yields and abiotic stress tolerance with a single gene
  18. Unique sequence variation in Bangladeshi rice cultivars responsible for skicky or waxy nature
  19. Sequences bordering a gene on both sides may be very important for effective expression
  20. Making a protein which can extrude toxic sodium out from the cell work for you in transgenic rice
  21. Using regulatory proteins to manage water deprivation and salt toxicity
  22. Managing metal toxicity by exogenous application
  23. The efficacy of an inserted transgene may be affected by the host genotype
  24. Using bioinformatics to identify effective bacterial antigen for TB vaccine
  25. First step to use of a gene driver for better expression in rice roots
  26. The science behind discovery of a new improved rice variant by a farmer in Bangladesh
  27. Reduction of oxidative stress in rice is important for reducing metal toxicity
  28. First step to use of a protein which can extrude toxic salt out of rice cells
  29. First step to keep toxic salt out from tomato cells
  30. Wide genetic diversity of rice landraces of Bangladesh
  31. First step to use of a protein to manage gene expression under salt stress in rice
  32. Explaining the genotypes of the brown rice of Bangladesh
  33. Explaining the presence of multiple genetic loci for conferring salt tolerance in rice
  34. A collection of gene driver sequences suitable for different environmental conditions
  35. Preparation for genetic improvement of Tomato
  36. Explaining the salt tolerance of a rice landrace from the Bangladesh coast near the Sunderbans
  37. Explaining the genetic locus which maintains low salt in rice seedlings
  38. A method for establishing pure lines with genetic loci for both salt tolerance and high yields
  39. Similarity in efficiency of gene expression by two different drivers
  40. A gene from the the robust grass pearl milllet confers tolerance to rice
  41. Expressing a gene from the the robust grass pearl milllet in rice
  42. A library of genes from the highly tolerant rice to fish out useful genes
  43. Method for driving genes with a useful promoter
  44. Many Bangladeshi rice from the coast are salt tolerant
  45. Characterizing the salt tolerant rice of Bangladesh
  46. Method for easy genetic transformation of rice for its improvement
  47. Possibility of introducing the extreme salt tolerance of halophytic to commercial rice