Current BioMacLab Listing Focus
Comparative Genomics · Pathogenomics. This is presented as a broad profile focus rather than a claim of exclusive specialization or institutional appointment.
Current BioMacLab Member
Researcher
Omar Hamza Bin Manjur
Researcher at BioMacLab
“Omar Hamza Bin Manjur is presented by BioMacLab as a researcher with a current listing focus in Comparative Genomics · Pathogenomics.”
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SCIENTIFIC BIOGRAPHY
Background & Expertise
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Research Focus & Current Context
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SCIENTIFIC CAPABILITIES
Research Domains & Technical Context
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Computational & Pipeline Context
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Selected Publications
BioMacLab-listed publications whose author metadata matches this profile.
09 Jun, 2025
Impact Factor
3.6
Multiscale comparative pathogenomic analysis of Vibrio anguillarum linking serotype diversity, genomic plasticity and pathogenicity
Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
RESEARCH ENQUIRY
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