Research

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Assiut University

# Title Department Research Member Research Year
2951 On the intrinsic innervation of the epididymis of the camel (Camelus dromedaries) Department of Anatomy and Histology Prof. Abdelmohaimen Moustafa Mohamed Saleh 2002
2952 Morphological studies on the testis of sheep in non-breading season after melatonin administration.
 		Department of Anatomy and Histology Prof. Ahmed Hassan Sayed Hassan 2002
2953 Effect of some microclimatic stressors and food deprivation on health status, maternal behaviour and newly born development and viability in Baladi, Boscat and California rabbits. Department of Animal Hygiene Prof. Mootaz Ahmed Mohamed Abdel-Rahman. 2002
2954 Effect of some microclimatic stressors and food deprivation on health status, maternal behaviour and newly born development and viability in Baladi, Boscat and California rabbits. Department of Animal Hygiene Prof. Moustafa Mohammed Ahmed Mohammed 2002
2955 Effect of potassium sorbate and Nigella sativa on the growth and survival of % enterocolitica inoculated into minced meat Department of Food Hygiene Prof. Yehia Abdalibdie Mahmoud Hefnawy 2002
2956 Effect of some microclimatic stressors and food deprivation on health status, maternal behaviour and newly born development and viability in Baladi, Boscat and California rabbits. Department of animals and poultry behaviors and management Prof. Madeha Hosny Ahmed Darwish 2002
2957 A study on the effect of some housing stressors on health , behaviour , performance and productivity in Dandrawi laying hens. Department of Animal Hygiene Prof. Moustafa Mohammed Ahmed Mohammed 2002
2958 Morphological characteristics of the tongue and its papillae in the donkey (Equus asinus): a light and scanning electron microscopical study Department of Anatomy and Histology Prof. Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud Abdelnaiem 2002
2959 Protective effect of melatonin after MPTP neurotoxicity in mice Department of Pathology Prof. Mokhtar Mostafa Mohamad Taha 2002
2960 (2002). On the intrinsic innervation of the epididymis of the camel (Camelus dromedaries). Department of Anatomy and Histology Prof. Mohamed Elmahrazi Abdel-Moneim Mohammed 2002