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Muhammad Safwan Akram

Teesside University - School of Health & Life Sciences

United Kingdom

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A Prospective Cohort Analysis of COVID-19 Positive and Negative Patients Admitted to a Single Centre in the North-East of England During the Peak of a Pandemic

Number of pages: 25 Posted: 06 Oct 2020
Anjan Dhar, Alexander M. Newman, Keryn Hall, Christopher Pexton, Satyasheel Ramful, Alison Carter, Whajong Lee, Sarath Bethapud, Anthony Allan, Muhammad Safwan Akram and Vikki Rand
Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Teesside University - School of Health & Life Sciences, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Radiology, Darlington Memorial Hospital - Department of Integrated Medical Specialties, Teesside University - School of Health & Life Sciences and Teesside University - School of Health & Life Sciences
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mortality, COVID-19, North-east England, mortality, COVID-19, North-east England

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Optimised Lysozyme-Assisted TRIzol® Extraction Yields High-Integrity RNA from the Antibiotic-Producing Bacterium Amycolatopsis lurida

Number of pages: 18 Posted: 17 Feb 2026
Lucy Butler, Jamie Bojko and Muhammad Safwan Akram
Teesside University, Teesside University - National Horizons Centre and Teesside University - School of Health & Life Sciences
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RNA extraction, lysozyme, Actinomycetes, Amycolatopsis, TRIzol, RNA integrity, Antibiotics