الابحاث

Faculty of Agriculture

Assiut University

Department of Poultry Production
# Title Research Member Research Year
601 (84)Vpliv pidgodivli tsinka na rist ta rezvitii cacheniat. “Effect of zinc supplements on growth and development of ducklings”. Prof. Mohamed Nabil Issa Mahmoud Makled 1969
602 (85)A study of wool characteristics of fine and coarse wool crossbreds. Prof. Mohamed Nabil Issa Mahmoud Makled 1969
603 Effect of naked neck (Na), dietary protein level and their interaction on body weight and semen characteristics of chicken males. Prof. Mohamed Abo El kassem Abdellatif 1965
604 1- Ottinger, M. A., M. A. Abdelnabi, Q. Li, K. Chen, N. Thompson, N. Harda, C. Viglieui-Penzica and G. C. Penzica, (2004).The Japanese quail: a model for studying reproductive aging of hypothalamus systems. Experimental Gerontology 39:1679-1693. Prof. Mahmoud Ali Abdelnabi Yussif 0
605 Watson, J. T., M. A. Abdelnabi, S. Wersinger, M. A. Ottinger and E. A. Regan (1990). Circulating estradiol and activation of male and female copulatory behavior in Japanese quail (coturnix Japonica). Gen. Comp. Endocrinol., 77 : 229-238. Prof. Mahmoud Ali Abdelnabi Yussif 0
606 ELDeeb, Mariam A and J.H. Soares, Jr. (1986). Skeletal Development and Performance of Broilers Fed Various Levels of Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn). PSA and SPSS Abstracts vol. 65 Suppl.1. Prof. Mariam Ahmed ELDeeb 0
607 Ottinger MA, Abdelnabi MA, Quinn M, Golden N, Wu J, and N Thompson (2002). Reproductive consequences of EDCs in birds. What do laboratory effects mean in field species?Neurotoxicol Teratology. 24(1):17-28. Prof. Mahmoud Ali Abdelnabi Yussif 0
608 1- M. A. Ottinger, M. J. Quinn, Jr., E. Lavoie, M. A. Abdelnabi, N. Thompson, J. L. Hazelton, J. M. Wu, J. Beavers, M. Jaber. Consequences of endocrine disrupting chemicals on reproductive endocrine function in birds: establishing reliable end points of Prof. Mahmoud Ali Abdelnabi Yussif 0
609 Adkins-Regan, E., M. A. Abdelnabi, M. Mobarak and M. A. Ottinger (1990). Sex steroid levels in developing and adult male and female zebra finches (poephila guttata). Gen.Com. Endocrinol., 78 : 93-109. Prof. Mahmoud Ali Abdelnabi Yussif 0
610 Makled, M.N.; H.H. Sharara; M. A. ELDeeb and M.A. Metwally (2000). Bioavailability Of Different Nutrients In Poultry Diets Under Different Stress Conditions. The Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Egypt 185 pp. Prof. Mariam Ahmed ELDeeb 0