Assoc Prof Dr. Naglaa Ali | Physiology | Best Researcher Award
Naglaa Ali Attia at National Research Centre, Egypt.
Dr. Naglaa A. Ali is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Hormones Department at the National Research Center in Dokki, Giza, Egypt. With a robust educational foundation, including a Ph.D. in Zoology, she specializes in biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, and molecular biology. Her research focuses on the protective effects of natural compounds, such as whey protein and lycopene, against neurotoxicity and osteoporosis, contributing significantly to public health knowledge. Dr. Ali has authored numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals, reflecting her active engagement in scientific research. She has extensive teaching experience at various universities, demonstrating her commitment to educating future scientists. Additionally, her technical expertise in advanced methodologies enhances her research capabilities. Dr. Ali’s dedication to advancing scientific understanding and improving health outcomes, along with her involvement in academic service, positions her as a prominent figure in her field and a strong candidate for recognition.
Profile:
Education
Naglaa A. Ali holds a comprehensive educational background that underpins her expertise in the field of zoology and biochemistry. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from Al-Azhar University in 1998, where she laid the foundation for her scientific career. Following this, she pursued a Master of Science degree, also from Al-Azhar University, completing her thesis in 2009 on the protective role of whey protein against cadmium chloride-induced osteoporosis in female rats. In 2016, she achieved her Ph.D. from the same institution, focusing her research on physiological and molecular genetics, particularly the neuroprotective effects of lycopene and grape seed extract against neurotoxicity in rats. Her academic journey is complemented by certification as a biologist from the Egyptian Scientific Syndicate in 1998, reflecting her commitment to advancing her knowledge and skills in the life sciences. This educational foundation has equipped her with the necessary expertise for her current role as an Associate Professor at the National Research Center in Egypt.
Professional Experiences
Naglaa A. Ali is an Associate Professor in the Hormones Department at the National Research Center, Giza, Egypt. With over two decades of experience, she has steadily progressed through various academic ranks, starting as a Research Assistant in the Pathology Department (2002-2005) before joining the Hormones Department. Her expertise spans biochemistry, molecular biology, and medicinal chemistry. She is well-versed in advanced laboratory techniques, including ELISA, RT-PCR, and nanoparticle preparation. Naglaa has significant experience in cell culture and cytotoxicity investigations on cancer cell lines. Additionally, she has a strong background in teaching, having led multiple educational programs for students from several universities across Egypt. Her research focuses on the bioactivity of natural and synthetic compounds, contributing to advancements in neuroprotection and osteoporosis treatment. Throughout her career, she has published several peer-reviewed papers, making her a key figure in her field.
Research Interests
Naglaa A. Ali’s research interests encompass a diverse range of topics within biochemistry and molecular biology, with a particular focus on the protective roles of natural compounds against various health challenges. Her work investigates the neuroprotective effects of phytochemicals, such as lycopene and grape seed extract, particularly in contexts of neurotoxicity and neurodegeneration. Additionally, she explores the impact of whey protein in mitigating osteoporosis, emphasizing the biochemical mechanisms involved. Dr. Ali’s research integrates aspects of medicinal chemistry and physiology, aiming to elucidate the molecular pathways through which these natural products exert their beneficial effects. She is also interested in the isolation and evaluation of biologically active compounds, contributing to the development of potential therapeutic agents. Through her innovative studies, Dr. Ali seeks to advance understanding in the fields of hormonal regulation and disease prevention, ultimately aiming to enhance public health outcomes.
Research skills
Naglaa A. Ali possesses a robust set of research skills that contribute significantly to her expertise in biochemistry and medicinal chemistry. She is proficient in utilizing various laboratory techniques, including spectrophotometry for biochemical parameter detection, ELISA, and Radioimmune Assays for hormone estimation. Her experience in isolating DNA and mRNA, coupled with her hands-on skills in quantitative and real-time RT-PCR, showcases her strong molecular biology capabilities. Additionally, she excels in preparing nanoparticles using advanced techniques, which is crucial for her research in cancer cell line investigations. Naglaa is adept at conducting cytotoxicity assays and interpreting biochemical analyses, allowing her to evaluate the bioactivity of both natural and synthetic compounds effectively. Her proficiency in statistical analysis software such as SPSS and GraphPad Prism further enhances her ability to analyze and present complex data. This comprehensive skill set positions her as a valuable researcher in her field, driving innovation and advancing scientific knowledge.
Award and Recognition
Naglaa A. Ali has garnered significant recognition for her contributions to the fields of biochemistry and medicinal research. Her groundbreaking research on the neuroprotective effects of natural compounds has been published in esteemed journals, earning her acclaim within the scientific community. Notable accolades include awards from the Egyptian Scientific Syndicate, recognizing her pioneering work in the protective roles of whey protein and plant extracts against neurotoxicity and osteoporosis. Ali’s commitment to education is evident through her teaching roles at various universities, where she has inspired countless students. Additionally, her participation in international conferences and collaborations has positioned her as a respected figure in her field. As an Associate Professor at the National Research Center in Egypt, her continuous pursuit of research excellence and dedication to advancing scientific knowledge make her a deserving candidate for awards and recognition in the scientific community.
Conclusion
Naglaa A. Ali is a highly qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her extensive research background, significant contributions to scientific knowledge, and dedication to teaching underscore her suitability for this recognition. With minor improvements in international collaboration and public engagement, she could further amplify her impact in the field of biochemistry and medicinal research. Her commitment to advancing scientific understanding and improving public health through her research makes her an outstanding nominee for this award.
- The efficacy of novel heterocyclic activators against mercuric chloride-induced acute renal failure in rats
- Authors: Mohamed, S.H., El-Kady, D.S., ElMegeed, G.A., Abdelhalim, M.M., Ali, N.A.
- Year: 2023
- Journal: Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science
- Volume/Issue/Page: 13(4), pp. 70–83
- Sperm quality and testicular histopathology of Wistar albino male rats treated with hydroethanolic extract of Cordia dichotoma fruits
- Authors: El-Newary, S.A., Aly, M.S., Hameed, A.R.A.E., Youssef, A.A., Ali, N.A.
- Year: 2022
- Journal: Pharmaceutical Biology
- Volume/Issue/Page: 60(1), pp. 282–293
- Stem cell-derived exosomes and copper sulfide nanoparticles attenuate the progression of neurodegenerative disorders induced by cadmium in rats
- Authors: Zaazaa, A.M., Abd El-Motelp, B.A., Ali, N.A., Sayed, M.A., Mohamed, S.H.
- Year: 2022
- Journal: Heliyon
- Volume/Issue/Page: 8(1), e08622
- Zinc oxide nanoparticles improve testicular steroidogenesis machinery dysfunction in benzo[α]pyrene-challenged rats
- Authors: Daoud, N.M., Aly, M.S., Ezzo, O.H., Ali, N.A.
- Year: 2021
- Journal: Scientific Reports
- Volume/Issue/Page: 11(1), 11675
- Renoprotective and therapeutic effects of newly water, ethanol, and butanol ginseng fractions in hypertensive and chronic kidney disease with L-NAME
- Authors: Ragab, T.I.M., Ali, N.A., El Gendy, A.N.G., Farrag, A.-R.H., Shalaby, A.S.G.
- Year: 2021
- Journal: Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy
- Volume/Issue/Page: 142, 111978
- Nanotechnological Applications Hold a Pivotal Position in Boosting Stem Cells Osteogenic Activity: In Vitro and In Vivo Studies
- Authors: Aglan, H.A., Ahmed, H.H., Mahmoud, N.S., Ali, N.A., Abd-Rabou, A.A.
- Year: 2020
- Journal: Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology
- Volume/Issue/Page: 190(2), pp. 551–573
- Fish oil and primrose oil suppress the progression of Alzheimer’s like disease induced by aluminum in rats
- Authors: Al-Okbi, S.Y., Mohammed, S.E., Al-Siedy, E.S.K., Ali, N.A.
- Year: 2020
- Journal: Journal of Oleo Science
- Volume/Issue/Page: 69(7), pp. 771–782
- Gastroprotective effects of ursolic acid isolated from Ochrosia elliptica on ethanol-induced gastric ulcer in rats
- Authors: Elshamy, A.I., Farrag, A.-R.H., Mohamed, S.H., Efferth, T., Hegazy, M.-E.F.
- Year: 2020
- Journal: Medicinal Chemistry Research
- Volume/Issue/Page: 29(1), pp. 113–125
- Assessment of the antitumor potentiality of newly designed steroid derivatives: Pre-clinical study
- Authors: El-Kady, D.S., Ali, N.A., Sayed, A.H., Elmegeed, G.A., Ahmed, H.H.
- Year: 2019
- Journal: Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention
- Volume/Issue/Page: 20(10), pp. 3057–3070
- Moringa oleifera root induces cancer apoptosis more effectively than leave nanocomposites and its free counterpart
- Authors: Abd-Rabou, A.A., Abdalla, A.M., Ali, N.A., Zoheir, K.M.A.
- Year: 2017
- Journal: Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention
- Volume/Issue/Page: 18(8), pp. 2141–2149