Hawler Medical University

Ahmed Hasan Ahmed

Lecturer

College of Dentistry

Department of Basic Sciences

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Ahmed H. Ahmed has been teaching in Dentisrty College since 2008. He has PhD in Cellular and cardiovascular toxicology. He teaches clinical oral physiology, medical physiology in the college. He currently works in teamwork researches in human and animal models in metabolic syndrome, toxicology, cardiovascular dysfunctions.

The research trend lines include:

Urotensin-II, EDRF, EDHF, H2S and NO signaling, potassium and calcium channels in VSMCs, hemodynamic and renal, cardiovascular hormones and cellular messenger systems, murcury toxicity.

Endothelin-1 and angiotensin-II modulate urotensin-II vasoconstriction in rat aorta exposed to mercury

Effects of welding fume particles on heamatological parameters in male Albino rats

The roles of potassium channels in contractile response to urotensin-II in mercury chloride induced endothelial dysfunction in rat aorta

Determination of some hematological profiles, inflammatory markers, and their relation with insulin resistance in anemic Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients

Histological and Biochemical effects of 1,1,1-Trichloroethane on the testes of rats

effects of quercetin on some biochemical variables in hyperhomocysteinemic induced male albino rats

B.Sc. in Biology-College of Science-Salahaddin University

M.Sc. in Biology-College of Science-Salahaddin University

Ph.D. in Cell physiology-College of Science-Salahaddin University

Researches in:

Isolated smooth muscles

Cardiovascular toxicity