The College of Veterinary Medicine at Al-Qadisiyah University participated in the First International Scientific Conference of Veterinary Colleges, held at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Duhok in the Kurdistan Region. The conference included discussions of research in the following veterinary specialties (internal medicine, surgery, parasitology, microbiology, diseases, basic sciences, and veterinary obstetrics). Several research papers were discussed, including “Isolation and molecular study of free-living Naegleria gruberi bacteria from various clinical and environmental sources in Karbala and Al-Qadisiyah Governorates, Iraq,” by Professor Ghaida Abbas Jassim and master’s student Zahraa Fadel Abbas. Assistant Professor Dr. Amjad Talib Mohsen also presented a scientific paper in collaboration with Professor Dr. Mansour Jadaan Ali, Assistant Professor Dr. Thamaa Kazim Madloul, Professor Dr. Alaa Abdul Aziz Abdul, and veterinarian Duaa Ne’ma Safaa. The research dealt with the design of an innovative multi-antigenic vaccine based on messenger RNA (mRNA) to prevent ringworm in cattle. Immunoinformatics and Molecular Modeling Applications
Assistant Professor Dr. Arwa Mutab Fajjah also presented a scientific study evaluating the effect of lasers on Acentobacter bumanii bacteria isolated from clinical samples in Iraq/Al-Qadisiyah.
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