Professor at National Research Centre, Giza, Egypt, Egypt
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🌟Summary
Prof. Dr. Khaled M. M. Koriem is a renowned Egyptian medical physiologist specializing in the use of medicinal plants for their protective properties in animal models, with a focus on liver, kidney, and diabetic diseases. His research bridges the fields of medical physiology, molecular biology, and biochemistry, making significant contributions to the understanding of toxicological effects and therapeutic potentials of natural substances.
🎓 Education
Ph.D. in Medical Physiology
Extensive biochemical and molecular biology expertise, particularly in the study of medicinal plants and their protective properties in toxicological contexts.
💼 Professional Experience
Professor of Medical Physiology at the Medical Research and Clinical Studies Institute, National Research Centre, Egypt.
Extensive fieldwork in biochemical, physiological, and molecular biology studies.
Expertise in medicinal plant research, particularly in hepato- and nephro-protection and anti-diabetic effects in animal models.
🔬 Research Interests
Medical Physiology: Exploring biological systems in health and disease.
Medicinal Plants: Investigating plant-based remedies for protecting the liver, kidneys, and combating diabetes.
Molecular Biology: Delving into the molecular mechanisms underpinning physiological responses and protective effects of natural compounds.
📝Publications Top Noted
Luteolin amends neural neurotransmitters, antioxidants, and inflammatory markers in the cerebral cortex of Adderall exposed rats
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M., El-Soury, N.H.T.
Journal: Neuroscience Letters
Year: 2024
Disturbance of testosterone cycle in favism-induced male rats is prevented by pracaxi oil oral administration
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M., Arbid, M.S.S.
Journal: Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine
Year: 2024
The Use of New Omics Techniques for Natural Products to Improve Drug Efficiency and Mechanism
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M.
Journal: Current Proteomics
Year: 2024
A Review on Radix Scutellariae: A Traditional Chinese Medicine with Great Medicinal Significance
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M.
Journal: World Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Year: 2024
Palm oil amends serum female hormones, ovarian antioxidants, inflammatory markers, and DNA fragmentation in favism-induced female rats
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M., Arbid, M.S.S.
Journal: Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine
Year: 2024
Shikimic acid recovers diarrhea and its complications in SD rats fed lactose diet to induce diarrhea
Authors: Koriem, K.M.M., Abdeen, A.M.A.
Journal: Laboratory Animal Research
Year: 2023