Abed Chaudhury

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Abed Chaudhury is a Bangladeshi geneticist and science writer living in Australia.

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[edit] Work in science

Dr. Abed Chaudhury is a well-known geneticist who together with colleagues in Australia isolated the FIS (fertilization independent seed) gene; fis mutants can produce partial seed without fertilization. After development, this method may make female plants develop and male part of the plant would become needless. Then female plants would be able to reproduce without males, a process known as apomixis.

He is leading a group of scientists in Australia in his research.

Mr. Chaudhury was a student of Notredame College of Dhaka.

[edit] Writing

[edit] Books

  • Manusher Gene, Gener Manush
  • Anuvaber Neelnaksha (Blueprint of Feelings)
  • Shoibal O Ontorikko (Poems)
  • Durbashishir O Porbotmala
  • Paradigm Shift (In Press)

[edit] Columns

  • Durba Sisir O Porbotmala
  • Life in PriyoCanberra

He has written many articles in several science journals for scientists and in normal papers for general people in Bangla and English.

[edit] External links

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