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Phosphorylated and Nonphosphorylated PfMAP2 Are Localized in the Nucleus, Dependent on the Stage ofPlasmodium falciparumAsexual Maturation by Dahalan, F.A., Sidek, H.M., Murtey, M.D., Embi, M.N., Ibrahim, J., Fei Tieng, L., Zakaria, N.A., Abdul-Aziz, N.M.

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Growth kinetics of a diesel-degrading bacterial strain from petroleum-contaminated soil by Dahalan F.A., Yunus I., Johari W.L.W., Shukor M.Y., Halmi M.I.E., Shamaan N.A., Syed M.A.

Effects of pesticides and respiratory inhibitors on phenol degradation by Acinetobacter sp. strain AQ5NOL 1 immobilized in gellan gum by Ahmad S.A., Shukor M.Y., Shamaan N.A., Ab Rahman N.A., Dahalan F.A., Khalil K.A., Syed M.A.

Phenol degradation by Acinetobacter sp. in the presence of heavy metals by Ahmad S.A., Shamaan N.A., Syed M.A., Dahalan F.A., Abdul Khalil K., Ab Rahman N.A., Shukor M.Y.

Cholinesterase-based biosensor using Lates calcarifer (Asian Seabass) brain for detection of heavy metals by Hayat N.M., Shamaan N.A., Shukor M.Y., Sabullah M.K., Syed M.A., Khalid A., Dahalan F.A., Khalil K.A., Ahmad S.A.

Acetylcholinesterase from Puntius javanicus for the detection of carbamates and organophosphates by Sabullah M.K., Ahmad S.A., Shukor M.Y., Shamaan N.A., Khalid A., Gansau A.J., Dahalan F.A., Sulaiman M.R.

Meta-cleavage pathway of phenol degradation by Acinetobacter sp. strain AQ5NOL 1 by Ahmad S.A., Shamaan N.A., Syed M.A., Khalid A., Ab Rahman N.A., Khalil K.A., Dahalan F.A., Shukor M.Y.

The use of Lates calcarifer as a biomarker for heavy metals detection by Hayat N.M., Shamaan N.A., Sabullah M.K., Shukor M.Y., Syed M.A., Khalid A., Dahalan F.A., Ahmad S.A.

Optimisation of biodegradation conditions for cyanide removal by Serratia marcescens strain AQ07 using one-factor-at-a-time technique and response surface methodology by Karamba K.I., Ahmad S.A., Zulkharnain A., Syed M.A., Khalil K.A., Shamaan N.A., Dahalan F.A., Shukor M.Y.

Keratinase production and biodegradation of polluted secondary chicken feather wastes by a newly isolated multi heavy metal tolerant bacterium-Alcaligenes sp. AQ05-001 by Yusuf I., Ahmad S.A., Phang L.Y., Syed M.A., Shamaan N.A., Abdul Khalil K., Dahalan F.A., Shukor M.Y.