Asst. Prof. Dr. Amira Kamal Mohamed Ahmed

Full Name: Amira Kamal Mohammed Ahmed

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Academic Qualifications: PhD in Life Sciences

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Work Experience: Academic at the University of Kirkuk / College of Pharmacy

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Academic Information:

Faculty: College of Pharmacy

Department: Pharmacology and Toxicology

Academic Title: Assistant Professor

Degree: PhD

General Specialization: Life Sciences

Subspecialization: Life Sciences Physiology

Academic Activities:

1. The Metabolic Syndrome and Disturbances in Sex Hormones Levels in both gender
2. Component of Metabolic Syndrome with High Sensitive C-Reactive Protein, TSH and Associations between them in Sujects of Hilla City Iraq
3. Lipid Abnormalities in Metabolic Syndrome Patients.
4. Assess the relationship between leptin levels with classes of obesity in adult of Babylon, Iraq.
5. Association between GIP gene polymorphism and obese adults in Babylon governorate, iraq  Assess the relationship between insulin fasting levels and healthy obesity in adults in the province of Babylon, Iraq.
6. The relationship between Body Mass Index and Waist Circumference in Patients with Metabolic Syndrome
7.           The relationship between Reactive Oxygen Species and Insulin resistance of Obese individuals in Babylon /Iraq.
8. Estimation of pro and anti-inflammatory cytokines related with obese individuals in Babylon/Iraq.
9. Study of association between igf-1 gene polymorphism and obese adults in Babylon governorate
10. Study of the relation of Visfatin with the triglyceride in Adult obesity of Babylon, Iraq.
11. Estimation of Some Immunological and Physiological Parameters for Obese Human.
12. Evulution of cystatin C levels and some factors  of renal function in         hypertensive pateints
13. The effect of morbid obesity on liver function enzymes
14. Estimation of the Serum concentration Levels of Ferritin
15. and Vitamin D for Hypothyroid Patients
16. Assessment the linking of Insulin-like growth factor 1
17. hormone and their gene polymorphism with excess adiposity