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 Welcome to my Academic Profile page. My name is Azad Kareem Saeed. I am a Lecturer with a MSc degree in Pathology, teaching in  the College of Veterinary Medicine  at the University of Sulaimani in Kurdistan Region, F.R. Iraq

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Publications: 9 Journal Articles + MSc Thesis + 1 Book chapter.

Citations: 32

h-index: 4

i10-index: 1


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Name: Azad Kareem Saeed
Degree: MSc in Pathology
Title: Lecturer

Department: Anatomy and Histopathology/College of Veterinary Medicine
azadkarim2@yahoo.com

Mobile: (+964) - 0770 2203639
Azad's research interest includes the following fields;                                                                                               
1. Pathology (Oncology).
2. Veterinary Medicine.
3. UVB adverse effects.
4. Molecular pathology

I teach several topics in different colleges such as:
1. Pathology (General and systemic).
2. Histology.
3. Postmortem Pathology.
4. Pathophysiology (College of Pharmacy).
5. Honey bee diseases.
I am currently a member of: 
Head of Website committee of the College of Veterinary Medicine 
Member of the National University Ranking (NUR) committee of the College of Veterinary Medicine

Publications:Image result for publications photo



Journal articles:

  1. Epidermal growth factor receptor expression in mice skin upon ultraviolet B exposure - Seborrheic Keratosis as a coincidental and unique finding.
  2. Histopathologic effect of Xylene and Ultraviolet type B exposure on mouse skin.
  3. Mast cells and apoptotic bodies in seborrheic keratosis: A comparative study between UVB-induced seborrheic keratosis in mice and sporadic cases in humans.
  4. Histopathological study of chronic livers Fascioliasis of cattle in Sulaimani abattoir.Image result for research photo
  5. Histopathologic changes in rat organs upon chronic exposure to formaldehyde vapor.
  6. Role of green tea in reducing epidermal thickness upon ultraviolet light-B injury in BALB/c mice.
  7. Ethanol-Induced Hepatic and Renal Histopathological Changes in BALB/c Mice.
  8. Pathological lesions in different organs after chronic Xylene and UVB exposure in mice.
  9. Ultraviolet Type B-Radiation-Induced Hyperplasia and Seborrheic Keratosis is Reduced by Application of Commercial Sunscreens.
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