Mahmoud M. El alfy
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Bio

Dr. Mahmoud M. El alfy is a dedicated researcher in forensic medicine and toxicology at Mansoura University, Egypt. With a PhD in forensic medicine and toxicology, he has contributed significantly to the field through numerous publications on topics such as postmortem time interval determination, liver injury amelioration, nanoparticle effects, and genotoxicity. His work has garnered over 190 citations, reflecting his impact. He serves as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Medical Research and maintains an active research profile with an h-index of 9. His academic IDs include ORCID, Scopus, and Web of Science, underscoring his international presence.

Educational Journey

PhD of forensic medicine and toxicology

Experience

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

reserach and teaching

2002 - Present • forensic medicine and toxicology

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Research

Biochemical Identifiers of Postmortem Time Interval on Autopsy of Albino Rats Versus Physiological One

Article June 6, 2018

Post mortem time interval is still controversial point as no definitive markers estimate successful time since death even there are many studies on human or experimental models investigate physical, biochemical and molecular marker fôr identification periods of time elapsed after death. After death, no system or organ work in integrity mannar, body loss its immune defence and no elimination of breakdown of each cells which could be explain elevation of certain biochemical in serum of dead animal. In this study, we induced brain stem death induced in albino male rat and take heart blood at different time point for analysis of PH, Ast, Alt, lactate dehydrogenase, creatinine, s-fas and tnfa. It was found that PH reduced while serum lactate dehydrogenase was increased in time dependent manner. Notably, s-fas and tnfa increase in dependent manner until last time point. But AST, AlT, BUN and creatinine shown no change except little increase in last time point. On conclusion group of biochemical could be used in estimation of postmortem time interval for each time point.