Researches

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Assiut University

# Title Department Research Member Research Year
4241 Perosomus Elumbis associated with Hydrocephalus leads to dystocia in Egyptian cow Department of Theriogenology Prof. Gaber Ahmed Megahed Gaber
4242 Impact of Copper II albumin complex on kidney impairment induced by aflatoxin B1 in rats Department of Pathology Dr. Mahmoud Soliman
4243 Effect of a synbiotic supplement as an antibiotic alternative on broiler skeletal, physiological, and oxidative parameters under heat stress Department of animals and poultry behaviors and management Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Aleem Abdel-Hafeez Mohammed
4244 Effect of dietary fat sources on productive performance, milk yield and milk composition of multiparous rabbit does. Benha Veterinary Medical J., Vol. 34, NO. 3: 371-385, August, 2018. A SPECIAL ISSUE FOR THE 6TH SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONAL CONFERENC Department of Animal and Clinical Nutrition Prof. Hassan Abbas Mohammed Abdel-Rahim
4245 Plasma steroid hormone concentrations and blood flow of the ovarian structures of the female dromedary (Camelus dromedarius) during growth, dominance, spontaneous ovulation … Department of Theriogenology Prof. Gaber Ahmed Megahed Gaber
4246 Rabbit Model of Candida albicans Biofilm Infection: Liposomal Amphotericin B Antifungal Lock Therapy Department of Microbiology Prof. Sotohy Ahmad Sotohy Mohamed
4247 In vitro effect of zearalenone on sperm parameters, oocyte maturation and embryonic development in buffalo Department of Theriogenology Prof. Enas El-Prince Mohammed Mohammed
4248 Detection of Cryptosporidium parvum in calf feces using microscopical, serological, and molecular methods Department of Animal Medicine Prof. Dr./ Ahmed Abdel-Rady Mahmoud Mohamed
4249 Invitation to the Innovative Researches in Egyptian Buffalo’s Reproduction Department of Theriogenology Prof. Gaber Ahmed Megahed Gaber
4250 Protective effect of copper II‐albumin complex against aflatoxin B1‐ induced hepatocellular toxicity: The impact of Nrf2, PPAR‐γ, and NF‐kB in these protective effects Department of Pathology Dr. Mahmoud Soliman