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Dr. Mohammed Jasim Mohammed Al-Shamarti
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Dr. Mohammed Jasim Mohammed Al-Shamarti

Science Pathological analysis
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Professor of Molecular Biology in the University of Kufa/ Department of Pathological Analyses.
PhD degree in Molecular Biology from the University of Sheffield/ United Kingdom. The Bachelor and Master degrees have been obtained from the University of Kufa.

Research Interests

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Molecular Biology

Publications

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2012

Detection of Plasmid Profile Coding Antibiotic Resistance of Klebsiella spp. Isolated from Different infections

Authorsمحمد جاسم محمد الشمرتي
Journalمجلة الكوفة لعلوم الحياة / Al-Kufa Journal for ِBiology
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2012

Biological activity of 5-benzylidene thiobarbituric acid derivative against some bacteria isolated from burns infections

Authorsمحمد جاسم محمد الشمرتي
JournalAl-Qadisiah Medical Journal / مجلة القادسية الطبية
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2011

Molecular Detection of AmpC Gene Encoding Antibiotic Resistance among Klebsiella spp. Isolated from Different Infections.

Authorsمحمد جاسم محمد الشمرتي
Journalمجلة الكوفة لعلوم الحياة/ Al-Kufa Journal for ِBiology
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Activity Assessment of Antibiotics Used Against Different Bacterial Etiological Agents of UTI in Najaf, Iraq

AuthorsMohammed Jasim Alshamarti
JournalIranian journal of pathology
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Antibiotic resistance in urinary tract infection (UTI) is increasing nowadays, therefore, the aim of this study was to evaluate the resistance patterns of many pathogens toward several antibiotics that are in common use in our hospitals.

Approach to enhance antibiotics efficiency towards uropathogenic bacteria

AuthorsMohammed Jasim Alshamarti
JournalMalaysian Journal of Microbiology
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Urinary tract infection (UTI) is a common infection caused by many virulent bacteria. Multidrug resistance (MDR) by bacteria represents a major therapeutic challenge worldwide. MRD bacteria have different mechanisms to avoid antibiotics; one of them is horizontal gene transfer. Such genes, encoding antimicrobial resistance, are easily transferred from one bacterium to another. Magnesium and calcium chloride (MgCl2 and CaCl2) have an effect on the permeability of bacterial cell membrane. We aimed these chemical materials could increase the antibiotics efficiency on multidrug resistance bacteria. 250 UTI specimens were collected to isolate multidrug resistant bacteria. Depending on antibiotics resistance, we selected three species of virulent bacteria: Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Proteus mirabilis. Then, we tested the effect of MgCl2 and CaCl2 on their antibiotics resistance.

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