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Hussein Saleh Ahmed Gumaih
faculty member
Associate prof. of Animal Physiology and EcolOGY
Qualifications: Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences with honors from Sana'a University, October 1993 Master’s Degree in Physiology and Behavior, Excellent, from Cairo University 2006 Doctorate in Physiology and Environment from Mansoura University 2010
A faculty member and scientific researcher with documented academic and research experience, including supervision of some master’s and doctoral theses, publication of numerous research papers in internationally refereed journals, and active participation as a peer reviewer for manuscripts submitted to refereed scientific journals, contributing to the enhancement of research quality and the fulfillment of academic accreditation standards.
Qualifications
MSc Animal Physiology and Behavior
PhD in Animal Physiology and Ecology
Experiences
Supervisor and discussant of many master’s and doctoral theses - former coordinator of the Biology Department and member of the Community Service Committee, member of the Development and Quality Committee, member of the Scientific Research Committee, member of the Plans and Curricula Committee, member of the Schedules and Tests Committee, member of the Application and End-of-Program Exams Committee, and member of the Cooperative Training Committee.
Specialties and Skills
Associate Professor of Animal Physiology and Ecology in the Department - Publisher of more than twenty research papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Training Courses
Many courses and workshops in the field of specialization and teaching methods and techniques
Gumaih, H.S; Mollah, M. A; Adam, Y. S; and Almawgani, A.H. (2024): Prism based surface plasmon resonance sensor using Ag/BaTiO3/BP layers for cancer detection. Plasmonics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s11468-024-02600
activities of Zea mays extract and its .mechanism as Antiurolithiasis Remedy. Am. J. Clin. Eper. Uro. Article in press
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of Corn Silk Extract on Urolithiatic and Hypertensive Rats Induced by Ethylene Glycol. EJUA-BA Vol. 2 No. 4 pp 151-160
of Cissus rotundifolia and Maydis stigma Cultivated in Taiz, Yemen. PSM Biol. Res., 6(3): 66-75
.3:181-191A
:AL-Khatib, B. Y. H., Al-Hamdani, N. M. H. amd Gumaih H. S. A. (2019)
Zool. 80 (1): 1-11
Gumaih, H. S. and Hadi, W. (2017) The Effect of Khat Chewing on Blood Pressure and the Correlation between Body Mass Index and Blood Pressure among Yemeni People in Sana'a City. RUJMS
Gumaih, H. Al-Yousofy, F. Ibrahim, H and Alasbahy A. (2017) Evaluation of ethanolic seed extract of parsley on ethylene glycol induced calcium oxalate, experimental model. Int J Sci Res 6, 1683-1688.
Al-Yousofy, F. Gumaih, H. Ibrahim, H and Alasbahy, A. (2017) Parsley! Mechanism as antiurolithiasis remedy. Am. J. clin. Exper. Urol. 5 (3), 55
Gumaih, H. and Alkabzari, M. (2016): Effect of Khat and Smoking Cigarette on Semen and Sperms Characteristics among some Khat Chewers in Sana'a City Yemen. University Journal of Modern Sciences, 2: 103-116.
El-Wakf, A. M Ebraheem, H. A Serag, H. A. and Hassan, H. A. Gumaih, H. S. (2010) Favorable alteration of cardiovascular disorders with virgin olive oil compared to refined olive oil in atherosclerotic male rats. J. Egypt. Ger. Soc. Zool 61 (61A), 25-47.
El-Wakf, A. M. Ebraheem, H. A., Serag, H. A., Hassan, H. A. and Gumaih, H. S. (2010) Association between inflammation and the risk of cardiovascular disorders in atherogenic male rats: Role of virgin and refined olive oil. J. Am. Sci., 6 (12), 807-817.
Ezzat, A. R., Kivawy, A. A., Nicola, F. G. and Gumaih, H. S. (2008): The impact of high fat diet on some biochemical and behavioural aspects and the possible amelioration with vitamin E and selenium in male rats. (Ain Shams Science Bulletin – Faculty of Science, Zoology department. 46.
Ezzat, A. R., Kivawy, A. A., Nicola, F. G. and Gumaih, H. S. (2007): The impact of high fat diet on certain physiological, hormonal, and behavioural aspects and the possible amelioration with vitamin E and selenium in male rats. African J. Biol. Sci., 3.
Description
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| Sunday | Advisory Hours |
Desk Clock
2-1
Monday
Guidance Session
2-1
Tuesday
Office Hours
11-9
Wednesday
Quality Hour
2-1
Thursday
Quality Time
9-8
Consultation Hours
9-11