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Mamdouh M Shawki |
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| Bio-Medical Physics Department, Medical Research institute, Alexandria University, Egypt | ||
| Biography | ||
Mamdouh M Shawki currently working in the Bio-Medical Physics Department at Medical Research institute, Alexandria University, Egypt. |
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| Research Interest | ||
Magnetic microspheres; Blood; Chitosan; Biotechnology; Biomaterials |
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| Publications | ||
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Abdelrahman T Hereba, Mohamed A Elblbesy and Mamdouh M Shawki Research Article: J Biotechnol Biomaterial 2012, 2:135 |
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