Lect. Dr. Rafid Khalid Ali Mohammed

Head of Diseases and Poultry Diseases Branch

Veterinary Medicine And Surgery

Animal Pathology

Education
  • Earned a Ph.D. in Animal Diseases – Animal Diseases in 2023 from University of Baghdad / College of Veterinary Medicine, Iraq
  • Earned his Master's Degree in Animal Diseases - Animal Diseases in 2015 from University Of Baghdad/ College Of Veterinary Medicine, Iraq
  • Earned his Bachelor's Degree in Veterinary Medicine And Surgery in 2013 from University Of Fallujah/College Of Veterinary Medicine in Iraq
Experience
Teaching at the College of Veterinary Medicine / University of Fallujah / Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery / Doctorate in Animal Diseases
Publications
The therapeutic effect of Nigella sativa L. seeds oil on experimentally infected rabbits with hepatic coccidiosis
The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine/2015
Effect of gentamycin and calcium EDTA on mesenteric lymph nodes in rabbits following oral Salmonella typhimurium infection. Effect of gentamycin and calcium EDTA on mesenteric lymph nodes in rabbits following oral Salmonella typhimurium infecon
Online Journalof VeterinaryResearch/2018
A Review on Sarcoid in Donkey
International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research / 2020
Experimental Study of Prepared Killed Vaccine For S. Aureus in Local Rabbits
Medico-legal Update/ 2020
Hematological Investigation Anemia of Local Breed Sheep in Middle of Iraq
International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research / 2020
Avian Candidiasis: A Review
International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research / 2020
Histological Features of Different Organs Before and After Treatment of Diabetes by Using Avocado Extract in Rats
International Journal of Anatomy and Research/2023
Molecular detection of trypanosoma evansi isolated from iraqi camels inoculated in rabbits
Indian Journal of Ecology /2023
Treatment of Experimental Candidiasis in Broilers with Griseofulvin
Egyptian Journal of Veterinary Science /2024
HEMATOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR STUDY OF TRYPANOSOMA EVANSI IN EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTION IN RABBITS
Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences /2024