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  • د. حامد خليل علي التميمي
  • Dr.Hamid Khaleel Ali AL-Tameemi
  • مقرر قسم : قسم تقنيات المختبرات الطبية
  • Department rapporteur : DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
  • دكتوراه امراض نسيجية
  • Ph.D Histopatholgy
  • dr.hamed@bauc14.edu.iq
  • hamid.altameme@yahoo.com
  • Syllabuses

    Syllabuses - 1
    Dep. Step. Sem. code No. Des. Syllabuses
    DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES three term 1 6 الامراض النسيجية 1

    Lectures

    Lectures - 6
    year syllabuses Dep. Step Lectures
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 Cellular adaptations
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 healing and regeneration
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 chronic inflammation
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 acute inflammation
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 Cell and its organelles
    2024-2025 الامراض النسيجية 1 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES step 3 Apoptosis

    Research

    2023 AIP
    Colorectal carcinoma one of most incidence and dangerous cancer around the world. The aim of current study to investigate the association between any molecular aberration in PIK3CA gene, exon 20 and PIK protein expression in colorectal carcinoma development. Methods; The current study achieved in two lines, Molecular study which achieved in advanced researches laboratory in biology department, Faculty of Sciences / University of Kufa, while immunohistochemical study was achieved in histopathology department, faculty of Medicine / University of Kufa. Only Iraqi patients were included in the current study who diagnosed through period extend from 01 December 2019 to 30 February 2021 and any patients diagnosed before or after this period were excluded. Also any samples without case report were excluded. The present study included 103 cases divided into two groups, patients group were included 50 cases with colorectal carcinoma(adenocarcinoma) and 53 cases with other non-adenocarcinoma such as hyperplastic polyp and colitis. According to gender, a study was included 61 male and 42 female. According to patients ages. the average was(50-89) years. The samples were collected from AL-Sader medical city in AL-Najaf province and Medical city in Baghdad province. Blood samples and tissues samples were collected from each 103 patients after enter the hospital(s) and have report of colonoscopy or CT-scan. blood samples were used in molecular line to (DNA extraction and sequencing). Tissues sample were confirmed by H&E examination and from these 102 cases only 50 cases with and other cases were excluded from a study. Breast carcinoma used as positive control for PIK3CA. Results: 27 cases (54%) given positive for staining with PIK3CA antibodies, but with normal genotype in sequencing. Therefore, there was no any correlation between colorectal carcinoma development and any aberration in PIK3CA gene –Exon 20 in current study. According to relation between colorectal carcinoma grades and positive and negative for PIK3CA, 15 cases(44%) in grade I, 8 cases (67%) in grade II and 4 cases (100%) were given positive for PIK3CA. There is positive correlation between grades and both ages and positive and negative cases( P =0.173 and sig=0.229) (P 0.312, sig 0.027) respectively. while, Negative correlation found between gender with both age and grades (p= -0.304, sig= 0.032) (P -0.365, sig=0.009) respectively. Also the negative correlation found between positive or negative cases for PIK3CA with both age and gender (P -0.196, sig 0.172)(P -0.201, sig 0.162) respectively. Conclusion: Due to relation between molecular study of PIK3CA Exon 20 and IHC study of PIK3CA expression, we don't found any relation between PIK3CA expression in patients with colorectal carcinoma and genetic aberration in PIK3CA gene, exon 20. According to relation between PIK3CA score index and grades, increase in PIK3CA score index directly Proportional with advance in grade of colorectal carcinoma. According to grades and cases with positive or negative cases, found numbers of cases that give positive for PIK3CA Abs increase with advance in grades.., There is positive correlation between grades and both ages and positive and negative cases for PIK3CA. while, Negative correlation found between gender with both age and grades. Also the negative correlation found between positive or negative cases for PIK3CA with both age and gender.

    2014 Heliyon
    "Background Colorectal cancer ranks second as a cause of cancer deaths. Mutations in the adenomatous polyposis coli (APC) gene, especially in exon 16, could contribute to colorectal carcinoma development. This study explored the correlations between APC gene exon 16 variations/expression and colorectal carcinoma progression. Methods In a case-control study, blood samples from 150 colorectal carcinoma patients and 50 healthy volunteers were analyzed by PCR and sequencing for APC exon 16 variations. The APC protein expression on tissue samples was evaluated by immunohistochemistry and statistical analyses were used to examine clinicopathological correlations. Results The sequencing analysis revealed a mutation in exon 16 of the APC gene (rs459552) in 36 % of colorectal cancer cases while absent in all non-cancer controls. Subgroup analysis by tumor grade showed higher prevalence of mutant allele in Grade II and Grade III cases, with frequencies reaching 60.0 % and 69.2 %, respectively, compared to a substantially lower prevalence of 29.4 % in Grade I patients. Immunohistochemistry showed no significant correlation between this mutation and APC expression. APC positivity proportions were 25.5 % in Grade I tumors (n = 26/102) versus 17.1 % in Grade II (n = 6/35) and 46.2 % in Grade III (n = 6/13), showing a non-significant trend of reduced positivity in higher grade tumors (p>0.05). Conclusions The frequency of APC exon 16 mutation (rs459552) rose significantly with increasing tumor grade. Similarly, although not statistically significant, the percentage of APC positive staining increased with poorer tumor differentiation, rather than declining. Therefore, the APC exon 16 mutation and expression analysis provides insights into colorectal cancer progression, with the rs459552 mutation correlating with grade and may promoting aggression."

    2024 Biomedical Research and Therapy
    "Abstract Sepsis remains a critical health concern with high mortality despite medical advances. Early diagnosis and risk stratification are vital to guide appropriate intervention and improve outcomes. Plasma gelsolin, an actin-binding protein that helps clear circulating filamentous actin, has emerged as a promising diagnostic and prognostic biomarker for sepsis. This review summarizes evidence on the usefulness of plasma gelsolin for these applications. Studies consistently show significantly decreased plasma gelsolin levels in septic humans and animal models compared to healthy controls. Reductions correlate with sepsis severity and development of multiorgan dysfunction. Plasma gelsolin demonstrates a potential to distinguish sepsis from non-infectious inflammation. It also aids in mortality prediction, with lower levels portending worse outcomes. One study found that sepsis non-survivors failed to recover depleted gelsolin levels over time, in contrast to survivors. The degree of gelsolin depletion is likely connected to the extent of cellular injury from sepsis, with consumption overwhelming plasma gelsolin’s actin-scavenging capacity. Resulting persistent circulation of actin filaments is posited to mediate organ damage. Though most studies are limited by small sample sizes, plasma gelsolin consistently correlates with clinical deterioration. Substantiating its prognostic utility could enable risk stratification to guide sepsis management. Demonstrating a mortality benefit of gelsolin replacement therapy could also spur the development of novel treatments. Further research on plasma gelsolin is warranted to ultimately improve outcomes of this common and deadly syndrome."

    2022 Iranian Journal of War and Public Health
    "Aims This study aimed to detect gram-positive bacteria that cause UTIs with multiple antibiotic resistance, as well as phenotype and genotype methods to determine some genes in S. aureus isolates. Materials & Methods This study included 205 urine samples from outpatients with a urinary tract infection. The Polymerase Chain Reaction method was performed to evaluate the genotypic status of the 16S rRNA, erm B, mecA, bla Z, and msrA genes after DNA extraction. Findings Only 51 (41.4%) were found to have gram-positive bacteria, isolated bacteria were divided into two groups that include 37 isolates (30.08%) were Staphylococcus spp. and 14 isolates (11.3%) diagnosed as Enterococcus spp. and Staphylococcus spp. divided into two groups that include 17 isolates (13.8%) diagnosed as S. aureus and 20 isolates (16.2%) diagnosed as coagulase-negative staphylococci, distributed as 7 isolates (5.6%) diagnosed as S. haemolyticus, 3 isolates (3.4%) diagnosed as S. epidermidis, 1 isolate (0.8%) diagnosed as S. vitulinus,4 isolates (3.2%) diagnosed as S. sciuri, 3 isolates (2.4%) diagnosed as S. homins, 1 isolate (0.8%) diagnosed as S. warneri, 1 isolate (0.8%) diagnosed as S. lentus. Conclusion The most common gram-positive bacteria found to cause UTIs was S. aureus. A few pathogens of S. aureus were discovered to be resistant to Vancomycin and linezolid in this study. The prevalence of blaZ genes, which are responsible for resistance, was found to be high among pathogenic S. aureus isolates in Diyala province."




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