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List of ALP Completed Projects ANIMAL SCIENCES List of ALP Completed Projects (Sector/ Region Wise) S. Title of Project PI/Institute Duration Total Cost No (Rs. Million) ANIMAL SCIENCES NARC/PARC, Islamabad 1 Molecular Characterization of Pakistani Infectious Dr. Khalid Naeem, Senior 03.04.2002 2.967 Bronchitis Virus Variants and Development Scientific Officer (SSO), to Recombinant Vaccine Animal Sciences Institute 02.04.2005 (ASI), NARC, Islamabad 2 Protection of Buffaloes Against Brucellosis Dr. Rukhshanda Munir, 09.05.2002 2.458 SSO, ASI, NARC, to Islamabad 08.05.2005 3 Ovarian Follicular Dynamics and Endocrine Activity Dr. Nemat Ullah, Pr. 08.05.2002 2.985 in Postpartum Anoestrus Buffaloes Scientific Officer (PSO) to ASI, NARC, Islamabad 07.05.2005 4 Studies on the Prospect of Introducing American Mr. Abdul Rab, SSO, AFRI, 10.05.2002 3.035 Channel Cat fish (Ictalurus puncutatus) in Pond fish NARC, Islamabad. to Culture System of Pakistan 09.05.2005 5 Refinement of Multi-Nutrient Urea-Molasses Blocks Dr. Imdad Hussain Mirza, 10.08.2002 0.952 Technology through Research and Development PSO, ASI, NARC, to Islamabad 09.08.2005 6 Development of Local Starter Culture Technology for Dr. Tariq Aziz, SSO, ASI, 14.04.2004 3.750 Preparation of Fermented Milk Products. NARC, Islamabad. to 13.04.2007 7 Effect of Civic Pollution on Fish and Fisheries in the Mr. Muhammad Afzal, SSO, 21.05.2004 1.996 Reverine System Fisheries, NARC, Islamabad to 20.05.2007 8 Development of Milk Replacer and Early Weaning Dr. Attiya Azim, SSO, ASI, 24.08.2004 6.076 Diets for Sustainable Calf Rearing. NARC, Islamabad to 23.08.2007 9 Studies on Biology & Mapping of Warble Fly Infested Dr. M. Qasim Khan, SSO, 21.05.2004 6.072 Areas ASI, NARC, Islamabad to 30.06.2008 10 Development of Database on Minerals Profile of Dr. Attiya Azim, SSO, ASI,, 17.09.2005 2.513 Feedstuffs, their Availability and Strategic NARC, Islamabad to supplementation of Minerals Block to Dairy Animals. 16.09.2008 11 Genetic Improvement of Buffaloes in Pakistan (GIBP) Dr. Muhammad Anwar, 12.11.2004 2.287 SSO, ASI, NARC, to Islamabad. 11.11.2008 12 Studies on Epidemiology of Peste des Petites Dr. Aamer Bin Zahur, SSO, 17.09.2005 5.969 Ruminant (PPR) in Pakistan ASI, NARC, Islamabad to 28.02.2009 13 Studies on Breeding and Seed Production of Channel Dr. Abdul Rab SSO, 19.07.2007 3.704 Catfish (lctalurus punctuates) in Pakistan Aquaculture and Fisheries, to NARC, Islamabad. 30.06.2010 14 Pond Culture and Reproductive Performance of Mr. Muhammad Ramzan 22.08.2008 5.628 Seengharee Aorichthys aor (Hamilton 1822) Ali, SSO, Aqua and to Fisheries, NARC, Islamabad 21.08.2011 15 Angora Rabbit Farming as High Value Livelihood Dr Muhammad Afzal, SSO, 18.01.2010 4.421 Source for Pakistan Women LRS, ASI, NARC, to Islamabad 31.12.2013 16 Evaluation of Bio-available Phosphorus in Indigenous Dr Muhammad Iqbal Anjum, 01.07.2012 2.265 Feedstuffs for Poultry (NARC Coordinating Unit - SSO, Animal Nutrition Prog. to Comp. I) ASI, NARC, Islamabad 30.06.2014 17 Surveillance Pathogenesis and Management Strategies Dr Athar Abbas, SO, 01.10. 2012 24.041 Against Major Emerging Avian Diseases (NARC NRLPD Prog., ASI, NARC, to Coordinating Unit, NARC - Comp. I ) Islamabad 30. 06.2016 1 18 Development of Models for the Control of PPR in Dr Aamer Bin Zahur, PSO, 01.11.2012 23.549 Pakistan and PPR Vaccine Using Local Isolate ASI, NARC, Islamabad to (Coordinating Unit, NARC - Comp. I) 31.12. 2017 19 Improving Reproductive Efficiency of Sahiwal Cows Dr S. Murtaza Andrabi, 01.10.2012 8.100 and Nili-Ravi Buffaloes through Oestrus PSO, (ARP), to Synchronization and Timed Artificial Insemination at ASI, NARC, Islamabad 14.10.2016 NARC (Coordinating Unit NARC - Comp. I) 20 Intensification of Fish Culture to Increase Per Unit Dr Muhammad Afzal Bhatti, 01.10.2012 12.375 Area Fish Production in Farm Ponds Using Different PSO, Aquaculture and to Managemental Inputs (NARC Coordinating Unit Fisheries, Animal Sciences 15.10.2016 Comp. I) Institute, NARC, Islamabad 21 Generation of Reference Values on Amino Acid Dr Agha Waqar Yunus, 01.09.2014 4.995 Availability in Local Feedstuffs for Poultry and SSO, ASI NARC to Capacity Building at NARC/ PIASA on Amino Acid 31.12.2017 Analysis National Coordinated Project for the Genetic Dr Muhammad Shafiq 01.05.2015 7.763 Improvement of Goat Breeds in Pakistan, (ASI, NARC Haider, SO (ARGP), ASI, to Coordinating Unit Comp-I) NARC 12.05.2018 Sub Total 137.901 PARC- Outstations (Located in Provinces) 22 Strategic Breeding of Red Sindhi Cattle (SBRSC) Dr. U. N. Khan, DG., 23.04.2002 2.785 Southern Zone Agri. Res. to Center (SARC) - PARC, 22.04.2005 Karachi 23 Polyculture of Freshwater Prawn, Macrobrachiuii Dr. Rafia Rehana Ghazi, 22.04.2002 1.984 Malcolmsonu with Indian Major and Chinese Carps at Director (VPCI), SARC, to Farmers Ponds in Pakistan PARC, Karachi 21.04.2005 24 Development of Health, Nutrition and Breeding Mr. Abdul Razzaq, SO, Arid 27.04.2006 3.867 Management Packages for Increased Output from Zone Research Centre, to Range - Sheep/ Goats Production in Balochistan (AZRC) – PARC, Quetta 26.04.2009 25 Trout Farming in the Mountains of Northern Areas. A Mr. Faridullah Khan, SO, 19.10.2005 5.713 Research Project at MARC-PARC, Juglote Mountain Agril. Res. Centre to (MARC), PARC, Juglote, 18.09.2008 Gilgit 26 Improving Reproductive Efficiency of Non-descript Mr Faridullah Khan, SSO, 01.10.2012 5.670 Cows through Oestrus Synchronization and Timed Mountain Agri. Res. Centre to Artificial Insemination in Gilgit Baltistan (MARC (MARC) PARC, Juglot, 30.09.2015 Juglot, Gilgit - Comp. IV) Gilgit 27 Documentation of Small Ruminants at Gilgit Baltistan, Mr Shafiullah, PSO, MARC- 01.05.2015 1.032 MARC-PARC, Juglot, Gilgit PARC, Juglot, Gilgit to 13.05.2016 28 Evaluation of Bio-available Phosphorus in Indigenous Dr Shahbaz Javid, SSO, 01.07.2012 0.750 Feedstuffs for Poultry (Feed Dev. Centre, PARC, Feed Dev. Centre, Naudero, to Naudero, Larkana Comp. III) (6th Batch) Larkana 30.06.2014 29 Production Performance and Reproductive Efficiency Mr Nazeer Ahmad, SO, 05.06.2012 7.350 Enhancement of Indigenous Goats and Sheep in Livestock Research Institute, to Turbat Area under Optimum Feeding, Breeding and Turbat 30.06.2015 Health Management Total 29.151 Punjab 30 Role of Steroid Hormone in Regulation of Ovarian Mr. Zafarullah Bhatti, Dy.. 27.09.2005 8.500 Follicular Development in Tor Putitora Dir. (Fisheries) Fish to Hatchery & Res. Center, 26.09.2008 Rawal Town, Islamabad 31 Preliminary Studies on the Efficiency of Locally Dr. Ghulam Muhammad, 25.04.2002 0.754 Prepared Staphylococcus Aureus Vaccine in the Asso. Prof. & Chairman, to Control of Mastitis in Dairy Buffaloes Dept. of Clinical Medicine 24.04.2004 and Surgery, Faculty of Vet. Sci., Uni. of Agri.,Faisalabad 2 32 Characterization of Tannins in Feeds and Forages of Dr. Zafar Iqbal, Asso. Prof., 13.08.2002 0.968 Pakistan and their Evaluation for Anthelmintic Uni. of Agri., Faisalabad to Activity 12.08.2004 33 Immunobiology and Immunoprophylaxis of Dr. Masood Akhtar, Asstt. 03.04.2002 1.463 Coccidiosis in Chickens Prof., Dept. of Parasitology, to Uni. of Agri., Faisalabad 02.03.2005 34 Studies on Tilapia Culture through Controlled Dr. Iftikhar Ahmed, Asso. 03.04.2002 0.898 Breeding in Saline Areas Prof., Fisheries Res. Farms, to Dept. of Zoology and 02.04.2005 Fisheries, Uni. of Agri., Faisalabad 35 A Comparison of Concentrate and Fodder Based Dr. Muhammad Iqbal 08.09.2004 1.779 Finishing Diets on the Performance, Carcass Mustafa, Asstt. Prof., Dept. to Composition and Meat Quality of Lohi and Sipli of Livestock Mgt., Uni. of 07.09.2006 Lambs Agri., Faisalabad 36 Genetic Characterization of Native Cattle and Dr. Safdar Ali, Astt. Prof., 22.05.2004 4.628 Buffaloes Breeds of Pakistan. Uni. of Agri., Faisalabad to 21.05.2007 37 Influence of Altering Dietary Cation Anion Difference Dr. Muhammad Sarwar, 28.05.2004 5.058 on Productive and Reproductive Efficiency of Asso. Prof., Dept. of Animal to Buffaloes. Nutrition, Uni. of Agri., 27.05.2007 Faisalabad. 38 Development of Milk Recording and Genetic Dr. Muhammad Sajjad 22.05.2004 3.695 Evaluation Models in Sahiwal Cattle Khan, Asso. Prof., Dept. of to Animal Breeding & 21.05.2007 Genetics, Uni. of Agriculture, Faisalabad. 39 Pharmacokinetics and Dosage of Flouroquinolones in Dr. Faqir Hussain Khan, 11.02.2006 3.100 Animals Asso. Prof., Dept. of to Physiology & 10.02.2008 Pharmacology, Uni. of Agri., Faisalabad 40 Evaluation of Indigenous Medicinal Plants for the Dr. Nazir Ahmad, Prof./ 08.09.2005 5.046 Isolation of Steroid Hormonal Activities for Chairman, Dept. of Animal to Veterinary Usage Rep., Uni. of Agri., 07.09.2008 Faisalabad 41 Mott Grass as a Potential Source of Dietary Forage for Dr. Muhammad Qamar 14.09.2005 1.660 Lactating Sahiwal Cows Bilal, Asstt. Prof., Dept. of to Livestock Mgt., Uni. of 13.09.2008 Agri., Faisalabad 42 Development of Supplementary Feed Based on Dr. Muhammad Salim, Asstt. 14.09.2005 2.137 Apparent Nutrient Digestibility of Different Feed Prof., Dept. of Zoology & to Ingredients for Labeo Rohita Fingerlings Fisheries, Uni. of Agri., 13.09.2008 Faisalabad 43 Application of PCR Technology for the Detection of Dr. Sajjad-ur-Rahman, Asso. 22.02.2006 2.939 Avian Mycoplasma in Poultry Birds and Farm Prof., Dept. of Vet. to Environment Microbiology, Uni.. of Agri., 21.02.2009 Faisalabad 44 Inter-relationship of Mycotoxins Levels in Feed Mr. Muhammad Zargham 25.07.2006 9.345 Organs/Tissues and Health of Poultry and Livestock Khan, Chairman/ Asso.
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