Biography
Dr. Khaled Zayed is an assistant professor at Environmental Researcher and Medical Malacology division, Theodor Bilharz Research Institute, Giza, Egypt, and a member of WHO-TBRI Collaborating Center for Schistosomiasis Control, Neglected Tropical Diseases (WHOCCs-NTDs), Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Nanotechnology and Parasitology, National Institute of Parasitic Disease, Shanghai, China. (2017-2022). He is interested in the epidemiology of the host-parasite systems, mainly those concerning the schistosomes. His research includes studies on host-parasite relationships, Nanotechnology, Immunology, host and parasite compatibility, parasite and host life-history traits, parasite and host phylogeography. He is also very interested in using molluscs as models for immunobiological investigations, chemicals, as bio-indicators for environmental toxicity and genotoxicity. He expanded his area of interest to include marine molluscs and their medical importance as natural sources for drug discovery
Research Fields
Epidemiology, Nanotechnology, Immunology, Genotoxicity, Mollusca as natural sources for drug discoveries
- Division : Environmental Research and Medical Malacology Division
- Department : Medical Malacology Department
- Specialization : Science
- Degree : Assistant Professor
- Job Title : Assistant Professor
- Work Status : No Data Available