A field visit The Biotechnology Research Center /Al-Nahrain University hosted a group of second year students from the College of Medicine/Ibn Sina University. The purpose of the visit was a field tour to introduce the departments of the center , with an overview of the laboratories of each department and the services offered by these laboratories for the benefit of the students. In addition, a visit to the animal facility and the actual dissection of the laboratory animals available at the center
Sponsored by Al-Nahrain University Presidency Professor Dr Ali Abdulaziz Al-Shawi Under the director general of Biotechnology Research Center. Prof Dr Mohammed Mahmoud Farhan Biotechnology Research Center, Continuing Education / Al-Nahrain University. The title of the digital scientific symposium: (Modern Environmental Biotechnology) On Saturday 28th of September, 2024 at 8:00 PM Using Free Conference Call The name of the lecturer 1- Dr Salah Al Zuhairy Work Location :- Delft blue Innovations, Delfluent Services B.V/ The Netherlands To send a lecture attendance certificate you can follow this link Speaker Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com/wall/rawaaak/host
Dr. Huda Salman Al-Ajeeli is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical and Molecular Biotechnology at the Biotechnology Research Center from Al-Nahrain University. Dr. Huda Salman Al-Ajeeli took part as a discussant in a Master’s Thesis defense at the University of Baghdad/ Institute of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology. The master’s thesis was entitled as: “Investigation of the Antioxidant and Antibacterial Activities In Vitro and Cytotoxicity In Vivo of Castor Leaves Extract” in the institute’s discussion hall. The master’s thesis student was Zeina Yaqoub Mahmoud. The defense session of the thesis was held in the Hall of Discussion in the Institute. The objectives of this study were to Identify the bioactive compounds found in rheumatism leaf, evaluate the anti-oxidative and anti-bacterial activities of rheumatism crude extract in-vitro and investigate the effect of rheumatism leaf extract administration on the biochemical enzymes of the liver and kidney, as well as to monitor how the serum levels of testosterone and luteinizing hormone (LH) changed in mice when orally administered with the extract. Throughout the research, all the animals in every set were bled at the end of the experiment, hethen their liver and kidney enzymes and some fertility hormones examined. The liver slices that were initially kept in formalin were analyzed afterwards. Three quantitatively randomizations of the treatments were made (CRD). The outcome of the trial showed that, statistically, there was a significant difference in testosterone and luteinizing hormone levels when the treated group was compared to the control. On the other hand, the microscopic examination of liver and kidneys showed mild to moderate hepatic necrosis, and mild tubular necrosis, respectively, especially at doses of 150 and 200 mg per kg of body weight of the extract.The research inferred that, being the major component of the organic extract, the root of the plant possesses active materials making it a possible therapeutic material. The discussion concluded with (an excellent) grade for the researcher.
