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Wissenschaftliches Journal · EZB

Alexandria Journal of Veterinary Sciences

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ISSN 1110-2047kostenlos
Artikel gesamt1.377
Aktueller Bestand236
Jahrgänge15
Aktuellster Jahrgang2026

Inhaltsverzeichnis

2026 · 83 Beiträge

Band 89Ausgabe 001.01.2026 · 27 Beiträge
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01.01.2026

Abother Sahib, Buthaina Abdullah

This study aimed to evaluate the neuroprotective effects of the systematically used ginger and the mechanism of action on alloxan invoked diabetic neuropathy with specific focus on management of painful diabetic neuropathy (PDN). Thirty adult male rats (200 to 250 g) were randoml …

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01.01.2026

Ahmed Hussien, Elshaimaa Ismael, Basant Sobhi, Aya Yassin, Khaled Farroh, Khaled Fahmy

Abstract Background The efficacy of replacing conventional dicalcium phosphate (DCP) with nano-hydroxyapatite (NHA), with or without phytase, in the diets of broiler chickens was investigated over a 35-day feeding period. Methods A total of 250 one-day-old Ross 308 broiler chicks …

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01.01.2026

Basim Abbas, Maisoon Shaaban

The increasing global trend towards antibiotic-free animal products has led to a growing need for feed additives that meets the requirements of the modern poultry industry in terms of providing growth factors, improving performance, preventing diseases, while leaving no residual …

186

01.01.2026

Oladapo Oludairo, Bukola Richards

Beef and its products can become contaminated with organisms like zoonotic Salmonella spp. through contact with faeces, hides and other environmental objects in the urban slaughterhouse value chain. Religious, traditional and socioeconomical practices among abattoir workers could …

168

01.01.2026

Hala Abo-Elyazeed, Elshaimaa Ismael, Asmaa Ali, Sherif Elmosalamy, Yasmine Ahmed, Mohamed Tony, Khaled Fahmy

The growing global demand for poultry meat has intensified the search for sustainable and affordable feed ingredients that support high productivity without compromising bird health. Groundnut cake (GNC), a nutrient-dense by-product of peanut oil extraction, represents a promisin …

11

01.01.2026

Ahmed Hegazy, Riad Khalil, Mahmoud Tanekhy, Hany Abdel-latif

Fungal infections represent a major constraint in intensive aquaculture systems, particularly under suboptimal environmental conditions. Striped catfish (Pangasianodon hypophthalmus) is an economically important species widely cultured in Egypt; however, limited information is av …

232

01.01.2026

Ammar Hashim, Montaser Helal, Jumma Saleh

The aim of present study was to investigate the efficacy of Magnesium oxide and zinc oxide nanoparticles on healing of avulsion wounds in dogs. Nine adult animals weighing (M±SD: 15 ± 5) Kg were utilized in this study. Four circular wound (1.5 cm) including full skin thickness we …

157

01.01.2026

Eman Hassan, Mohamed Mousa, Hossam Ibrahim, Mahmoud Arafa

The present study investigated the effectiveness of lysozyme and lycopene as natural preservatives for enhancing the physicochemical and microbiological quality of local beef burger samples during frozen and chilled storage. Beef burgers were formulated with lysozyme (0.1, 0.5, a …

240

01.01.2026

Khalaf Ashur, Ahmed Abdulridha, Mohammed Jaafar, Israa Essa, Hasanain Gharban

The presence of abdominal masses in canine patients represents a frequent and diagnostically challenging clinical presentation in veterinary medicine. This study aimed to clinical and ultrasonographic identification of abdominal masses in companion dogs with surgical removal of t …

280

01.01.2026

Agharid Al-Rasheed, Mustafa Mawlood, Thamer Shihab, Shahad Hammad, Karim Al-Jashamy, Buthaina Abdullah

Antimicrobial resistance in poultry is a major global health concern. Inappropriate use of antibiotics in poultry production contributes to increased bacterial resistance and the production of broad-spectrum beta-lactamase enzymes, posing a risk to human and animal health. Enteri …

79

01.01.2026

Zaid Shnawa, Dourid Abass, Waqas Hussien

Ketorolac is a potent non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug widely used for short-term pain management; however, its clinical application is limited by dose-related toxicity. The present study investigated the acute oral toxicity (LD₅₀) of ketorolac in albino mice and evaluated it …

27

01.01.2026

Fatma Gadallah, Fatma Abo-elkhir, Ahmed Abdelhamid, Selim Salama

Bacterial diseases remain a major constraint to intensive rabbit production, with pasteurellosis representing a leading cause of mortality and substantial economic losses. In addition to Pasteurella multocida, members of the family Enterobacteriaceae, particularly Escherichia col …

223

01.01.2026 · 1 Zitationen

Saddam Taha, Saad Hatif

In vitro fertilization (IVF) success in goats largely depends on oocyte quality and mitochondrial activity during in vitro maturation (IVM) and fertilization. The nuclear respiratory factor 1 (NRF1) plays central role in regulation mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative metabolis …

1

01.01.2026

Islam Abdellatif, Raafat Elbakary, Ashraf Karkoura, Basma Hanafy, Mohamed Alsafy

The current study examined the intestine of the domestic pigeon (Columba livia domestica) using gross morphology, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), light microscopy, and morphometric analysis. Pigeon intestine was 70-75 cm long. The duodenum is a prominent U-shaped loop that en …

103

01.01.2026

Aly Abouserie, Adel Abdelkhalek, Mohammed Matoock, Heba El-lethey

Understanding factors influencing racing performance is essential for optimizing breeding and training strategies in Arabian horses. This study investigated the effects of strain, demographic variables (sex and age), and morphological characteristics (coat color and withers heigh …

146

01.01.2026

Shaymaa Razek, Azza Elsebai, Osama Elghalid, Ahmed El-Hady

Antioxidant phytochemicals are naturally occurring bioactive compounds found abundantly in plants, which play a crucial role in defending against oxidative stress within biological systems. This study investigated the impact of Aloe vera extract (AVE) in drinking water on the pro …

217

01.01.2026

Abdalla Bahnasi, Mahmoud Elkammar

Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) is relatively common congenital heart anomaly in dogs but is rarely reported in cats. This report describes the diagnostic evaluation of a 6 years old neutered male domestic shorthair cat presented with exercise intolerance and mouth breathing durin …

128

01.01.2026

Kovvuri Reddy, Ayesha Shaik, Ananthakrishnan Balasundaram, Manas Prusty, Murugan Nivedita

Cattle are the cornerstone of dairy sector and are appropriately referred to as the most precious animal by small-scale farmers. Each cattle species is known for its special abilities and have different values in the market. Among cattle, when we consider buffalo breeds, most of …

262

01.01.2026

Nawar Jasim

Salmonella is a gram-negative bacterium and has a wide range of hosts, including humans, birds, mammals, and insects. It\'s one of the most problematic foodborne and zoonotic pathogens. This study aimed to find the relationship between salmonellosis in humans and handling salmone …

70

01.01.2026

Azza Abdelmoteleb, Amal Nader, Abdelhalim Elshawadfy, Maha Elhafeez

Bacterial pneumonia is a significant health issue in sheep, leading to economic losses and decreased welfare. This study investigated the pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics (PK/PD) of tildipirosin in healthy and respiratory-diseased sheep, with and without meloxicam co-administrat …

56

01.01.2026

Zahraa kadhim, Buthaina Abdullah

The pharmacokinetic profiles and therapeutic effects of antidiabetic agents may be significantly affected by herb drug interactions. This study lies in its systematic evaluation of the herb drug interaction between Nigella sativa extract and metformin in Alloxan-induced diabetic …

273

01.01.2026

Hanan El-samahy

Rabbits regulate their body temperature through their long ears and heart rate, but continuous heat stress negatively affects their reproduction, feed intake, body weight gain, immune response, and intestinal integrity. Recently, multiple herbal feed additives including volatile …

84

01.01.2026

Azza Abdelmoteleb, Aml Awad, Heba Karmy, Abeer Hafez, Amal Sayed, Huda Elsayed, Ahmed Mostafa

Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli (EPEC) is a highly versatile and dangerous bacterium responsible for considerable economic losses. This study evaluated the antioxidant and antibacterial efficacy of amygdalin, compared with cefquinome, in reducing inflammatory responses in E. co …

42

01.01.2026

Aram Mohammed

Fascioliasis is a neglected zoonotic disease of significant global veterinary and public health importance caused by the trematodes Fasciola hepatica (F. hepatica) and Fasciola gigantica (F. gigantica). Approximately 180 million people are at risk worldwide, with an estimated 35 …

249

01.01.2026

Thamer Shihab, Eman Yousif

Listeria monocytogenes is a main foodborne zoonotic pathogen responsible for severe infections in both animals and humans. This study aimed to isolate and characterize L. monocytogenes from clinically affected small ruminants in Salah Aldeen Province, Iraq, and evaluate its molec …

36

01.01.2026

Yosra Talab, Bashar Noomi, Yassien Al-juboory

Brucellosis remains a persistent global health threat. While the live attenuated Rev-1 vaccine is effective, it is associated with safety concerns, including residual virulence and interference with diagnostic tests. This study aimed to evaluate the immunogenic potential and safe …

209

01.01.2026

Rana Abdelkhalek, Marwa Fouly, Mohamed Bahr, Amal Ibrahim, Islam Elgohary, Ashraf Shamaa

This study was conducted to examine the retinal effects of intravitreal potassium iodide in a rabbit model and to determine the extent of subsequent functional impairment and structural damage over a defined follow-up period. Twelve adult male New Zealand White rabbits were rando …

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01.01.2026

Sara Elamey, Mohamed Elbehiry, Sayed Hattab, Nabil Baker, Omaima Kandil

The objective of this study was to determine the effect of seasons on the (1) aspiration rate, oocyte yield, and oocyte quality of buffalo. 2) Oocyte maturation rate and embryonic developmental competency in buffalo. In 2022, the ovaries of buffaloes [n= 627] were collected throu …

129

01.01.2026

Amr Khafaga, Khaled Ashry, Osama Elokle, Omnia Eleuony, Ahmed Elgazzar

The investigation of pesticide combination toxicity has received more attention than the assessment of individual pesticides over the last decade, due to their overuse in agricultural and veterinary practices. The aim of our study is to evaluate the neurotoxic effects of acetamip …

72

01.01.2026

Mohamed Elsayed, Heba Wahba, Shimaa Elnahriry

Escherichia coli (E. coli) is one of the most significant pathogens causing mastitis, one of the most complex and costly diseases in the dairy industry worldwide. This study aimed to isolate E. coli, detect virulence factors, assess antimicrobial susceptibility, and identify resi …

180

01.01.2026

Radwa Refaie, Asmaa Heneter, Heba Kamaly

Reducing the development of mould and mycotoxin production in food is considered the most difficult task of food processing and technology. Consequently, the use of biological control strategy has been developed to mitigate AFs. The current study was designed to investigate the r …

192

01.01.2026

Amr Mohammed, Abbas Amin, Amr Amer, Sara Abou-alella

This study planned to investigate microbiological quality of raw milk collected from five different collecting centers in Mansoura city suburbs coded (A–E) in Mansoura city, Egypt. A total of 100 raw milk samples were evaluated for bacterial load using aerobic bacteria plate coun …

139

01.01.2026

Donia Omar, Osama Abdallah, Omnia Kilany

Acrylamide (ACR) is a widely encountered contaminant in food and an industrial chemical that predominantly harms various organs by triggering oxidative stress. The present research was designed to evaluate the safeguarding roles of boric acid (BA) and sesamol (SML) against the to …

49

01.01.2026

Asma Taib, Roro Soesatyoratih, Mokhamad Ulum

Ovariohysterectomy is a surgical procedure involving the removal of reproductive organs, commonly performed to control population growth and treat pathological conditions in animals. This study aimed to evaluate the formalin-fixed uterine cornua and ovaries of female cats using d …

149

01.01.2026

Mustafa Suwaidan, N. Nasreldin, Eman Elashry, Magdy Amer

Abstract Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive degenerative joint disorder marked by cartilage breakdown, inflammation, and pain. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as meloxicam, are widely used to alleviate symptoms; however, prolonged use is associa …

37

01.01.2026

Mohamed Dora, Mohamed Lebda, Ali El-Far, Mohamed Hagar, Aml Hashem

In our study, innovative Nanoformulation is promising tool to overcome breast cancer. Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) have gained significant interest for biomedical applications, particularly in diagnostic imaging and therapy. However, it shows some potential nanoparticle toxicity. B …

109

01.01.2026

Eman Elshoura, Rana Elseadawy, Moustafa Al-araby, Salah Abu-elwafa

A cross-sectional study was conducted from October 2023 to September 2024 in four districts in Dakahlia governorate in Egypt to determine the prevalence of gastrointestinal helminths in both donkeys and horses. Throughout the study, 400 equines (205 horses and 195 donkeys) were r …

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01.01.2026 · 1 Zitationen

Abeer Elsayed, Abdeldayem Zakaria, Abdel Fayed, Eman Khalifa, Norhan Khalifa, Hebatallah Saad

Abstract Background: Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a pandemic public health metabolic disease with organ-related complications. Aims: The present study aimed to investigate the comparative potential therapeutic efficacy of curcumin nanoparticles (Cur-NPs) and chromium chlori …

215

01.01.2026

Mariam Takla, Sayed Hattab, Wael Noseir, Mostafa Fadel, Amany Taha, Reham Waheeb

Novel protectants are needed for optimizing freezability of buffalo bull spermatozoa in order to achieve higher fertility outcome. For this purpose, the present study investigated the effect of adding Tribulus Terrestris (TT) and Lepidium Sativum (LS) extract to semen extender on …

251

01.01.2026

Negm Shaker, Abd Mahmoud, Amir El-rahman, Osama Abas, Essam Nasr, Emad Hegazy

Bovine tuberculosis (bTB), caused by Mycobacterium bovis, remains a major zoonotic and economic issue in livestock-producing countries, including Egypt. Despite its widespread use, the Single Intradermal Comparative Cervical Tuberculin (SICCT) test has limitations in sensitivity …

63

01.01.2026

Wael Ramadan, Salah Yassin, Mahmoud Nassar, Khalid Kewan, Mohamed El-rayes

Eighteen Barki ewes, aged 2-3 years and weighing an average of 45.5±0.57 kg, were used to investigate the effect of supplementing their diet with certain nutritional additives on mitigating heat stress burdens, as well as their coat condition, thermoregulatory responses, and bloo …

100

01.01.2026

Khaled Elkohely, Emad Al-Ebshahy, Nasser Eleraky, Mohammed AboElkhair

Despite intensive control efforts, infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) continues to circulate throughout the Egyptian poultry sector, leading to serious economic losses even in vaccinated flocks. This situation strengthens the urgent need to monitor and identify the circulatin …

229

01.01.2026

Aya Elshamy, Fekry Hussein, Kamal Metwally

Smooth inactive ovaries (SIO) represent one of the main reproductive disorders limiting fertility in dairy cattle, leading to prolonged calving intervals and major economic losses. The present study evaluated the effectiveness of different hormonal and non-hormonal treatment regi …

120

01.01.2026 · 1 Zitationen

Mohamed Abotaleb, Reem Soliman, Hala Shaheen, Gehad Yousef, Esraa Fouad, Rania Zaid, Haitham Ibrahim, Samir Nassif

Infectious bursal disease virus continues to cause significant economic losses in Egypt despite extensive vaccination efforts. The emergence of genetically and antigenically diverse lineages particularly very virulent strains and the recently reported A2d/nVarIBDV variants has co …

29

01.01.2026

Shawky Ibraheim, Ahmed El-Anwar, Khaled Ali, Mostafa Abdelkarim

The use of Color Doppler Ultrasonography in monitoring uterine and umbilical hemodynamic changes throughout pregnancy and the early postpartum period in various animal species has attracted the attention of many investigators several years ago. Throughout pregnancy, the uterine v …

89

01.01.2026

Afaf Khedr, Fatma Gamal, Eman Soliman, Samir Nassif

This study aimed to validate the colony-count assay as a quantitative in vitro alternative to the traditional in vivo challenge method for evaluating live bacterial poultry vaccines. Live E. coli, Salmonella enteritidis, and Salmonella typhimurium vaccines were assessed for perfo …

160

01.01.2026

Mostafa Mahboob, Ramadan Shewita, Set El-shobokshy, Mosaad Soltan

This study aimed to investigate the impact of dietary magnesium butyrate (MgB) supplementation for three weeks pre-calving on peripartum hematological profile, immune and biochemical parameters of Holstein cows. Thirty-four dry-pregnant multi-parous Holstein cows were randomly di …

244

01.01.2026

Azza Mohamed, Atwa Hassan, Mohamed Gamil, Lubna Farahat

The nanotechnology has enabled to use very small particles of the zinc nanoparticles against most of the microbial and viral disease. The use of metal nanoparticles provides opportunity for novel antiviral therapies. Metal may attack many targets in the viruses especially those o …

81

01.01.2026

Mahmoud Abdelmoneam, Nada Fathy, Wafaa Abdelaziz, Mohammed Abdelsabour, Heba Aziz, Walaa Mohammed

The selection of appropriate adjuvants is vital for boosting the efficacy of inactivated poultry vaccines. This study aimed to evaluate the immunological potential and safety of inactivated Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) vaccine formulated with Calcium Phosphate (CaP) gel, compari …

235

01.01.2026

Mohamed Hamed, Mahmoud Ismael, Ali Metwally, Magda El-sayed, Samir El-Zarkouny, Hebatallah Saad, Ibrahim Abdullaziz

The present study was designed to evaluate the clinical, hematobiochemical, and histopathological alterations associated with doxorubicin-induced cardiomyopathy in dogs. A total number of twelve clinically healthy adult Egyptian street dogs were involved in this study and evaluat …

172

01.01.2026

Abd Eid, Mohamed Nossair, Mousa Ayoub, Noha Awwad, Sabah Shaaban

Abstract Background: Listeria monocytogenes remains a significant foodborne pathogen of public health concern, particularly in ready-to-eat and processed meat products, with high mortality rates in vulnerable populations. Aims: This study aimed to determine the prevalence, specie …

1

01.01.2026

Sarah Gaber, Amira Derbalah, Samar Elarab, Mohamed Zidan

CALT plays an essential role in ocular and systemic immunity, it was investigated in different species but not yet in the buffalo. Therefore, fresh eyes with their eyelids were collected from 7 clinically healthy adult buffaloes (2-5 years) and investigated using histological, hi …

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01.01.2026

Bassim Khashjoori, Ammar Hashim, Montaser Helal, Alaa Ibrahim

Corneal injuries are a major clinical entity in veterinary ophthalmology, resulting in chronic inflammation, corneal scarring, ulceration, and blindness. Corneal injuries caused by alkali are particularly damaging because of the high diffusibility of alkaline agents into the corn …

32

01.01.2026

Hadeer Amin, Gaber El-Bagoury, Hiam Fakhry, Ayman El-Habbaa

Foot-and-mouth disease continues to pose a significant threat to live stock health and the agriculture economy in Egypt. Strengthening the efficacy of inactivated FMD vaccine is essential and the choice of adjuvant plays a vital role in modulating both humoral and cellular immune …

231

01.01.2026

Mohammed Suleiman, Hani Al-Rawi

Estrus synchronization is an important reproductive management tool in sheep production, as it facilitates controlled breeding and improves reproductive efficiency. This study evaluated two alternative estrus synchronization protocols compared with the conventional controlled int …

51

01.01.2026

Azhar Neamah, Ahmed Neamah

Yersinia enterocolitica is a bacterial pathogenic organism which distributed widely in several countries including Iraq, among a broad range of environmental and animal reservoirs as cows. This study was conducted to isolation and biochemical examination of Y. enterocolitica isol …

185

01.01.2026

Nehad Saleh, Mousa Ayoub, Mohammad Nossair, Heba Farag

This study investigated the combined effects of stocking density, heat stress, and vitamin supplementation on humoral immune responses and lymphoid organ development in broiler chickens. A total of 720 unsexed Cobb broiler chicks (7 days old) were randomly allocated to 18 experim …

285

01.01.2026

Roaa Hussein, Tareq Minnat, Ahmed Al-Zuhairi

Feline eye infections are one of the most common clinical presentations in small animal practice and are often secondary to opportunistic bacterial pathogens. It is essential for the treatment of such infections and to reduce the spread of antimicrobial resistance that the pathol …

90

01.01.2026

Doaa Madkour, Mohamed Ahmed, Ahmed Elkirdasy, Sahar Orabi, Reda Korany, Hamed Elbaz, Ahmed Mousa

Background Of all the chemicals released into the environment, nonylphenol (NPL) has been shown to boost oxidative disturbance in the body by interfering in the stability of cells\' pro- and antioxidant pathways. A natural substance high in polyphenolic chemicals with antioxidant …

205

01.01.2026

Ahmed Abdlridha, Khalaf Ashur, Hani Al-Daraji, Mohammed Jaafar, Israa Essa, Hasanain Gharban

Surgical sterilization is a ubiquitous practice in veterinary medicine, primarily serving as a means of population control and mitigating the incidence of reproductive tract pathologies in companion animals. However, postoperative complications often hinge the specific technique …

82

01.01.2026

Ammar Muhammad, Buthaina Abdullah

Diabetic nephropathy is among the most severe diabetes complications and is a major worldwide contributor to chronic kidney disease. The progression of kidney damage is closely related to oxidative stress and inflammation. This study was conducted to assess the potential protecti …

135

01.01.2026

Sherif Moawed, Nazem Shalaby

Replacement programs and decision-making in dairy herds depends on the production rate. Statistical quality control charts (SQCC) are graphs used to assess the changes occurring in the process of interest over time. The aim of this study was to monitor the milk yield of Holstein- …

260

01.01.2026

Nguyen Chuc, Nguyen Tri, Nguyen Phuong, Trinh Mo, Thai Trang, Phan Nhan

Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious viral disease causing severe hemorrhagic enteritis, dehydration, and high mortality in dogs, particularly in young puppies. This study aimed to evaluate the epidemiological characteristics, clinical manifestations, hematobiochemical …

271

01.01.2026

Shaimaa El-gbily, Rasha Diabb, Nahed El-Shall

This study evaluated the effects of combined dietary supplementation with Nigella sativa seeds (NSS) and β-glucan (βG) on growth performance, intestinal histomorphology, oxidative status, immune responses to Newcastle disease (ND), avian influenza (AI), and infectious bursal dise …

150

01.01.2026

Mohamed Mohamed, Norhan Ahamed

The current study aimed to clarify the role of phycocyanin that is extracted in Spirulina platensis and used as a feed supplement in Nile tilapia feed. The parameters of growth, biochemical indices and immunological responses were examined; an experiment was carried out on juveni …

8

01.01.2026

Abdeldayem Zakaria, Abdel-hasseb Fayed, Sobhy Hedaya, Shereen Gad, Hebatallah Saad, Asmaa Elsayed

The current investigation was planned to assess the protective role of Nano Moringa oleifera leaves extract (Nano MOLE) with 2 different doses (high and low) against Cd-promoted hepatorenal toxicity. Forty-eight rats were divided into 6 groups. Control, Nano MOLE H group (250 mg/ …

215

01.01.2026

Luay Naeem, Hussein Nahi, Salah Hashim, Abdulbari Alfaris

The decellularization process utilizes perfusion-based technologies to remove cells from donor tissues but preserve the structural and functional characteristics of the native underlying tissue. These ECM proteins can be extracted from organs and tissues through decellularization …

104

01.01.2026

Reham Abdulridha, Aula Obaid, Mohammed Jaafar, Israa Essa, Hasanain Gharban

In recent years, medicinal plants have gained renewed scientific and clinical attention due to their accessibility, affordability, and diverse biological activities, making them valuable resources for both traditional and modern medicine. In Iraq, Ziziphus spina-christi (ZSC) rep …

115

01.01.2026

Abd El-Sawy, Zeynab El-Maddawy, Enas Shelan, Hawary Ibrahiem

The current study was carried out to evaluate the effect of eprinomectin (EPM) on fertility parameters, histopathological findings as well as the relative weights of reproductive organs, in comparison with the classical member, ivermectin (IVM) in male albino rats. Thus, forty-ei …

247

01.01.2026

Nada El-Deen, El- Mehana, Dina Salama, Asmaa Aboushouk

Cyclophosphamide (CP)-induced toxicity was widely recognized previously. Therefore, L-Arginine, a compound with potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, was evaluated for its ability to ameliorate CP-related toxic changes in male albino rats. Twenty-eight mature male …

238

01.01.2026

Nur Letfee, Adelaide Cristovao, Nolasco Costa, Deni Noviana, Jakaria Jakaria, Chaerul Basri, Mokhamad Ulum

Optimizing the capabilities of a B-mode linear ultrasound transducer used by veterinary practitioners for pregnancy diagnosis in Garut ewes is crucial to enhance reproductive efficiency in sheep farming. This study used a linear transducer to compare the effectiveness and practic …

161

01.01.2026

Salwa Shalan, Sherif Ramadan, Hadeel Qaliouby, Basant Nagaib, Eman Sallam

This study assessed the effects of dietary supplementation with pomegranate peel extract (PPE) and grape seed extract (GSE) on carcass traits, biochemical parameters, hematological indices, and immune gene expression in Alexandria and V-line rabbits. A total of 108 weaned male ra …

172

01.01.2026

Ahmed Byomi, Sherif Zidan, Emad Sakr, Anhar Ali, Marwa Magdy

Heavy metals pollution in aquatic environments is mostly caused by human activities such as urbanization, industrialization, mining and agriculture. The current investigation assessed the levels of seven metals, including iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), cupper (Cu), zinc (Zn), chromiu …

17

01.01.2026

Yahia Hamdi, Rasha Baldawi, Mohanad Taha, Qusai Jumma

This study evaluated the effects of dietary Bacillus subtilis supplementation on the histomorphology, histomorphometry, and growth performance of the posterior kidney in common carp (Cyprinus carpiol). One hundred twenty juvenile fingerlings (15.2 ± 0.8 g) were randomly allocated …

143

01.01.2026

Qusai Jumma, Khalidah Al-Niaeem, Amjed Resen

The present study aimed to evaluate the effects of differently dietary concentrations of Lactoferrin on growth performance, specific and relative growth rates, and condition factor the common carp. The present study conducted from November 2025 to January 2026. A total 120 palm-s …

67

01.01.2026

Asmaa Talayea, Mariam El-Shemy, Amr El-saadany, Samr Kassem, Alaa Azeim, Soad belih, Yasmin Shahen

In recent years, significant research efforts have focused on developing antibacterial agents derived from natural products, especially those formulated at the nanoscale. This work study antibacterial effect of Curcumin Nano-emulsion (Cur-NE) against Staphylococcus aureus (S.aure …

198

01.01.2026

Mariam Mohamed, Samir Nouh, Mahmoud Elkammar, Howaida Abu-ahmed, Hoda El-khenany

Biomedical research on accelerated cutaneous wound healing continues to be crucial, and interest in alternative treatments is growing. The supposed anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and tissue-regenerative qualities of Aloe vera are extensively acclaimed. Using a standardised rat …

1

01.01.2026

Mona Abd-Elsalam, Mohamed Alsafy, Samir El-Gendy, Omnya Elhussieny, Manal Seif

The heart is the chief organ of the cardiovascular system, which distributes oxygenated blood to all parts of the body. This study was conducted to identify differences in the hearts of sheep and goats, both internally and externally. The study was performed on the hearts of heal …

125

01.01.2026

Nahla Ebied, Eman Mohamed

Milk fraud, commonly involving adulteration for economic gain, has become a significant concern for governments globally. This study aims to assess the vulnerability to fraud among three key actors within the milk supply chain. A total of 150 raw buffalo milk samples were randoml …

26

01.01.2026

Fatma Gadallah, Sayed M.L., Nermeen Marden, Maha Sayed, Ahmed Helal, Selim Salama

Haemorrhagic septicaemia (HS) is a severe septicemic disease affecting cattle and other ruminants, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions, causing significant economic losses. Vaccination remains the most effective control strategy, and several serological assays, inclu …

291

01.01.2026

Abbas Sray, Ghassan Al-Abedi, Haider Alsaedi, Israa Essa, Hasanain Jaafar

Pulmonary and gastrointestinal parasitic infections represent a significant impediment to profitable livestock production, resulting in substantial economic losses. In Iraqi buffaloes, many parasites are rarely investigated with neglected of phylogenetic data. The aims of study t …

60

01.01.2026

Huda Farhan, Hanady Moker, Suha Mohammed, Israa Al-atbee

Entamoeba histolytica has a central place in the intestinal protozoa, and its impact is both within the field of veterinary medicine and a possible impact of its ramifications on the populace. During this investigation, it was attempted to establish its prevalence in the faecal s …

40

01.01.2026

Esraa Allam, Mohamed Elsenduony, Maha Omran, Walaa Alshareef

This study started in February 2022 for two years; swab and water samples were collected from air conditioners. Identification was subsequently confirmed through 16S rRNA sequencing. Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) was performed on the isolated strains. Then determine the …

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