Research

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Assiut University

# Title Department Research Member Research Year
3141 Evaluation of urea as a partial protein replacement in the rations of growing camels Department of Animal and Clinical Nutrition Prof. Jamal Mohammad Muhanna Massad 2002
3142 Studies on behavioural sex-related differences in the anxiety levels during prepuberty, puberty and after castration or ovariectomy in rats Department of animals and poultry behaviors and management Prof. Madeha Hosny Ahmed Darwish 2002
3143 A study on the effect of some housing stressors on health , behaviour , performance and productivity in Dandrawi laying hens. Department of animals and poultry behaviors and management Prof. Madeha Hosny Ahmed Darwish 2002
3144 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
3145 An out break of Bovine ephemeral fever (BEF) At Assiut Governorate : Pathological study Department of Pathology Prof. Sary Khaleel Abd Elghaffar Nasr 2002
3146 Effect of restricted energy-and-protein nutrition and their realimentation on diet digestibility, and performance of growing camels Department of Animal and Clinical Nutrition Prof. Hassan Abbas Mohammed Abdel-Rahim 2001
3147
Plasmid profile, antimicrobials minimal inhibitory concentration and in-vivo sensitivity of Salmonella typhimurium and Salmonella coeln from pigeons in Upper Egypt.

 		Department of Avian & Rabbit Medicine Prof. Tolba Younis Abdel-Motalb Abdel-Jawad 2001
3148
Chlamydiosis in pigeons and pet birds in Upper Egypt.

 		Department of Avian & Rabbit Medicine Prof. Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed Ali 2001
3149 Studying Pathogenicity and RAPD-PCR Analysis of Different E. coli Serotypes Isolated from Broiler and Layer Chickens. , . Department of Zoonotic Diseases Prof. Asmaa Abdel-Nasser Ahmed Hussein 2001
3150 Varieties and sequellae of ingested foreign bodies in buffaloes and cattle. Department of Animal Surgery Prof. Mohamed Mohamed Abdel Rahman Semieka 2001