Our Vision and Mission
Vision: Accurate diagnosis is the right start of treatment and control of diseases. Analysis of the host/ pathogen interaction is important to understand the pathogenesis and identification of new disease biomarkers. Mission: To improve global health by conduct of quality research. To train physician, scientists and health works for better health. To provide health service to needy communities. To network with national, regional and International partners to tackle health problems.
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Professor Maowia M. Mukhtar; Participated in Tackling Infection to Benefit Africa (TIBA) annual meeting held in Durban, South Africa during the period 29 -31 May 2018. The meeting reviewed the progress in TIBA projects and discuss ways to strengthen the collaboration between partner and future training (www.tiba-partnership.org) .
(TIBA) annual meeting
Mrs. Azza Elshafie Bashir Babiker participate din TIBA annual meeting in Durban, South Africa and presented her Ph.D. project as a poster and her presentation was well received.
launching meeting for EXIT_TB
Professor Maowia Mukhtar: Participated in the launching meeting for EXIT _TB consortium held in Arusha, Tanzania during the period 2-5 July 2018. Participants from Tanzania, Ethiopia, Keya and Uganda and Sudan actively participated in the successful meeting to initiate the activities of the project
EACCR/ NID molecular diagnosis
EACCR/ NID molecular diagnosis course Salah AbdallaBushara (Ph.D.) student participated in the EACCR/ NID molecular diagnosis course held in Moshi during the period 2 -6 July 2018. The course proved excellent training on molecular diagnosis of neglected, emerging and re emerging disease and was coordinated by dr. Jaffu Chilongolafrom KCRI and Dr. Ester Ngadays from NIMR Tanzania
PRESAR first in person meeting was held in Cairo, Egypt during the period 5 - 7 June 2022
Live presentations on the current situation of AMR in Nile valley countries Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia were presented by the partners. The meeting discussed the progress of the current activities of the network and the future plans.
Covid19
Covid19 is new merging, highly infections Corona virus. It emeg during late 1999 in Wuhan city in China then spread within the ;ast 5 months to more than 170 countrues infecting more than 4 Millions and resulting in the death of more than 300000 patients. Many research studies are conducted on the genome of the virus, epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnostics, discovery of new drugs and vaccines. Unfortunately little has been achieved so far. This study aims to investigate the role of 20 cytokines in the pathogenesis of Covid19, to identify new linear synthetic epitopes to develop a simple serology diagnostic test and to sequence the genome of virus isolates for tracking the spread of the virus among patients in Sudan
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Community service
Covid19 is new merging, highly infections Corona virus. It emeg during late 1999 in Wuhan city in China then spread within the ;ast 5 months to more than 170 countrues infecting more than 4 Millions and resulting in the death of more than 300000 patients. Many research studies are conducted on the genome of the virus, epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnostics, discovery of new drugs and vaccines. Unfortunately little has been achieved so far. This study aims to investigate the role of 20 cytokines in the pathogenesis of Covid19, to identify new linear synthetic epitopes to develop a simple serology diagnostic test and to sequence the genome of virus isolates for tracking the spread of the virus among patients in Sudan
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Theoretical and Practical Training Course on : Pathogen genome sequencing : Methods and Techniques
Microbiology and Basic Bioinformatics Workshop Outline Target audience: 25 PhD/Postdoc researchers who are actively working on AMR/Microbiology and require training in basic bioinformatics Bacteria and Parasites When: Week of 15 December 2019 (TBC)
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