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Dr. Musadiq Idris is an Assistant Professor, at the Department of Physiology, FV&AS, IUB. Musadiq completed his PhD degree in Physiology and Behaviour from The University of Queensland, Australia. Musadiq worked on the non-invasive tools to assess cattle responses to hot environmental conditions (Heat stress) as a doctoral research project. Musadiq's dynamic career research platform is based on the physiology (behaviour & stress), endocrinology (reproductive & stress), animal health and welfare. Musadiq's research team is not only limited to established researchers but also comprises supervised Bachelor’s, Honours, Masters and Ph.D. students including numerous volunteer students. Musadiq has on-going research collaborations nationally and internationally. Previously, Musadiq has served as a veterinary officer in Livestock & Dairy Development Department, Punjab Pakistan. His research is conceptually driven with a multidisciplinary and integrative approach. He has worked on different research projects across a range of species including deer, poultry, and cattle. Musadiq Idris places a huge emphasis on collaboration, training, and professional development.
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1. Dr. Musadiq Idris. 2026. “The Impact of Heat Load on Behaviour and Physiology of Beef Cattle: Preliminary Validation of Non-Invasive Diagnostic Indicators.” Animals 0.
2. Dr. Musadiq Idris. 2026. “Impact of zincinduced moulting on certain health biomarkers in white leghorn layers (Gallus domesticus).” Continental Veterinary Journal 0.
3. 2025. “Effect of superstimulation with follicle-stimulating hormone on behaviour and performance in Holstein cows.?.” Journal of Dairy Research 0.
4. 2025. “Machine learning-based detection and quantification of red blood cells in Cholistani cattle: A pilot study.” Research in Veterinary Science 0.
5. 2025. “A preliminary study on physiological dynamism of various serum cardiac biomarkers in apparently healthy Sipli sheep of Pakistan.?.” Open Veterinary Journal 0.
6. 2025. “Performance evaluation of Rayto RT-7600Vet hematology analyzer in side-by-side comparison with manual hematological methods for apparently healthy Cholistani cattle blood.?.” Plos one 0.
7. 2025. “Performance evaluation of 3-part multispecies hematology analyzers for white blood cell counting in sheep.” Scientific Papers. Series D. Animal Science 0.
8. 2025. “A preliminary study on digital quantification of ocular attributes in cattle as potential non-invasive indicators of anemia.” BMC Veterinary Research 0.
9. 2024. “Dynamics of Physiological Poikilocytosis and Anisocytosis in Cholistani Cattle Blood.” Tropical Animal Science Journal 0.
10. 2024. “Behavioural Alterations in Heat-Stressed Cattle.” Animal Behaviour and Welfare Cases 0.
11. 2024. “The Relationship between the Infrared Eye Temperature of Beef Cattle and Associated Biological Responses at High Environmental Temperatures.” Animals 0.
12. 2024. “Detection of Haptoglobin and Serum Amyloid A as Biomarkers in Naturally Infected Mycoplasma bovis Calves.” Acta Tropica 0.
13. 2024. “First Report on Clinical Feasibility of Dried Blood Spot Technique for Hemoglobin Estimation in Cholistani Cattle.” Advancements in Life Sciences 0.
14. 2024. “Conservation and Upgradation of Indigenous Cholistani Cattle Breed of Pakistan: A Pathway to Sustainable Livestock.” Tropical Animal Health and Production 0.
15. 2024. “Diagnostic Efficacy of Hand-Held Digital Refractometer for Determining Total Serum Protein in Indigenous Sheep of Pakistan.” PLOS ONE 0.
16. 2024. “Validity of Hemoglobin Estimation Methods for Cholistani Cattle Blood: A Method-Comparison Study.” Scientific Papers Series D: Animal Science 0.
17. 2024. “Dynamics of Serum Biochemical Attributes in Indigenous Sipli Sheep Breed Kept Under Intensive Farming System.” Journal of Animal & Plant Sciences 0.
18. 2024. “A preliminary study on the dynamics of serum color in perspective to hemoglobin and bilirubin in indigenous sheep of Pakistan.” Journal of Experimental Zoology, Part A. Ecological and Integrative Physiology 0.
19. 2024. “The potential of infrared thermography for early pregnancy diagnosis in Nili-Ravi buffaloes.” Animals 0.
20. 2024. “Behavioural responses of beef cattle to hot conditions.?.” Animals 0.
21. 2024. “Faecal cortisol metabolites, body temperature, and behaviour of beef cattle exposed to a heat load.” Animal 0.
22. 2024. “First Report on Clinical Feasibility of Dried Blood Spot Technique for Hemoglobin Estimation in Cholistani Cattle.” Advancements in Life Sciences 0.
23. 2024. “Dynamics of Serum Biochemical Attributes in Indigenous Sipli Breed of Sheep from Pakistan.” Journal of Animal and Plant Sciences 0.
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