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Twenty-two soil samples from six main coastal regions, Ain Sokhina, Al Zafrana, Ras Gharib, Ras Shokeir, Gebel El Zeit and Hurghada (all lie along the Western Coast of the Gulf of Suez) were… (More)
- Ahmed M. Maghraby, Ekram Salama
- Radiation protection dosimetry
- 2010
Accident dosimetry aims to evaluate the unplanned radiation doses delivered to individuals through one of the objects exist in the area of the accident. The gamma dose response of free radicals… (More)
- Samir A. Nassif, Anhar A. Abdel Latif, Nermeen M. El-Sayed, Hayam Farouk, Ekram Salama, Ghada M. El-Sadek
- 2017
- Waleed M. Abdellah, Hanan M. Diab, S. U. El-kameesy, Ekram Salama, S El-Framawy
- Isotopes in environmental and health studies
- 2017
Twenty soil and 25 sediment samples were collected from the banks and bottom of the River Nile in the surroundings of biggest cities located close to it. Natural radioactivity concentrations of… (More)
- S. U. El-kameesy, Ekram Salama, S. A. El-Fiki, Mossaad Ehab, Werner Ruehm
- Isotopes in environmental and health studies
- 2016
Many archaeological sites in Egypt are unique worldwide, such as ancient tombs and pyramids, because they document fundamental developments in human civilization that took place several thousands of… (More)
Isolation trials were made on Duck Viral Enteritis (DVE) collected from natural outbreak in 2012 and 2013 from different breeds, age and location. The collected samples were processed for isolation… (More)
Background: E. coli infection is considered as an important bacterial problem associated with significant economic losses and usually associated with a variety of disease conditions, including acute… (More)
- S. U. El-kameesy, Ekram Salama
- Isotopes in environmental and health studies
- 2013
Radioactive contamination in air dust particles of Cairo atmosphere from the Fukushima accident was detected by the gamma-ray spectroscopy technique. Analysis of the spectra obtained by using an… (More)