University of Baghdad
College Name
Veterinary Medicine
Department
Veterinary public health
Full Name as written
in Passport
NADIA IBRAHIM ABDULAALI
e-mail
Nadia196010@yahoo.com
Career
Research Title
Assistant Lecturer
*
Lecturer
Assistant Professor
Control of the infection with Brucella melitensis in cattle
Shared or Single
* Shared name
Published Journal title
Iraqi veterinary Medicine Journal
Volume Number
Volume 32 No.2
Page
139-148
Year
2008
Abstract
Professor
Hussein.A.S
Abd-Alrahman .A.M
Single
SUMMARY
Sera from 1722 cattle of different age (3 months to 8 years) were examined by the
Rose Bengal and tub agglutination test: 134 cow give positive result and the overall
Brucella seroprevalence was (8%) milk samples zero positive milking cattle were
cultured ob Brucella selective media .
Seropositive cattle (102) were treated for the first time with long acting
oxytetracyclline at the dose of 20 mg/kg of body weight administered
intramuscularly (i.m) every 2 days for 30 days and streptomycin at 25 mg/kg (i.m)
every 2 days for 16 days .
The regimen was found to be effective in eliminating the shedding of Brucella
organisms by cattle in milk.
Moreover all treated cattle became zero negative within 16 months after treatment…
zero negative cattle (1588) were vaccinated for the first time with Br.Melitensis as
follows:1. 362 young cattle (aged three months to one year ) were each inoculated
subcutaneously with a full dose (1×109) viable organisms in 1 ml , Brucella
antibody titers were detected 2-4 weeks post vaccination then decreased
gradually until the animals became zero negative 8 months after vaccination.
2.
1226 cattle aged more than one year were each inoculated subcutaneously
with reduced dose (1×106viable organism in 1 ml) antibody titers measured
2-4 weeks post vaccination then decearsd gradually until the animals became
zero negative 3 months post vaccination .No Brucella organisms were seen
from repeated udder secretion samples from all vaccinated milking cattle,
and no abortions were recorded among pregnant vaccinated cattle.
University of Baghdad
College Name
Veterinary Medicine
Department
Veterinary public health
Full Name as written
in Passport
NADIA IBRAHIM ABDULAALI
e-mail
Nadia196010@yahoo.com
Career
Assistant Lecturer
*
Lecturer
Assistant Professor
Professor
Research Title
Effect of carrot extract on pseudomonas aeroginosa
Shared or Single
Published Journal title
Volume Number
Shared name
Pakistan journal of Nutrition
Volume 8 No.4
Page
373-376
Year
2009
Abstract
* Single
SUMMARY
The aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of alcoholic and
watery extracts of Carrot on the growth of pseudomonas
aeruginosa .The effect of cold alcoholic and watery extracts of
carrot on the growth of pseudomonas aeruginosa was done by
wells and filter papers methods. In addition the sensitivity of
bacteria to the antibiotics as ampicillin ,Tetracyclin and
Trimethprim on the growth of the bacteria in vitro was
performed by serial dilutions of the Carrot extracts. The results
revealed that the treatments with Carrot extracts especially the
alcoholic extract was more efficient to inhibit the growth of
pseudomonas aeruginosa in vitro.
University of Baghdad
College Name
Veterinary Medicine
Department
Veterinary public health
Full Name as written
in Passport
NADIA IBRAHIM ABDULAALI
e-mail
Nadia196010@yahoo.com
Career
Assistant Lecturer
*
Lecturer
Assistant Professor
Professor
Research Title
Shared or Single
Detection of microbial load in imported UHT milk in Baghdad
markets
Single
A.H.A.Al-Shamary
* Shared name
Published Journal title
Al-Anbar Journal of Veterinary Sciences
Volume Number
Volume 4
Page
103-107
Year
2011
Abstract
No.2
SUMMARY
The aim of this study was concerned on the evaluation of the
microbial load of imported UHT milk sold in deferent markets and stores in Baghdad.
A total of 50 milk samples were collected, analyzed and processed during February
till March 2011.A methylene blue reduction time. Resazurin reduction time and
2,3,5,-triphenyltetrazolium chloride ( TIC) reduction test were used for detection and
numeration of microbial load according to the standard protocols of food and drug
administration (FDA) and international organization for standardization (ISO)with
some modifications . In this study ,TTC was added to plate count agar (PCA)for
numeration of microorganisms in UHT milk samples, with the aim to verify the
frequency of microorganisms that are enable to reduce TTC.Milk samples were
decimally diluted in phosphate buffered saline and pour –plated in PCA plus 0.015%
TTC colonies were counted after 24h and 48h incubation at 35° C. From a total of 50
sampls,7(14%) were contaminated with many types of bacteria according to results
of tests used in this study specially gram negative roads such as E.Coli as well as high
percentage of microorganisms enable to reduce TIC in UHT milk, which cannot be
detected by laboratory producer=s based on the formation of red colonies .These
finding suggest presence of high microbial load that contaminates some UHT or
sterilized milk samples in Baghdad city ,So it is strongly recommended that these
imported a products are monitored carefully.