Publications

  1. ARTICLES
  2. Elagba Mohamed and Ayman Mustafa (2016). Fatty Acids Content in Milk of Dromedary Camel (Camelus dromedarius) from Farming and Pastoral Systems in Sudan.International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Vol. 5 (6): 570-573.
  3. Elagba H.A. Mohamed, Ayman B. Mustafa and Khadiga A.A Atti (2016). Milk composition of the udder quarters of she-camel (Camelus dromedaries) raised under intensive farming system. International Journal of Science and Knowledge. Vol. 5 (1): 9-12.
  4. Elagba H. A. Mohamed (2015). Fatty acids contents of the edible migratory locustLocusta migratoria, Linnaeus, 1758 (Orthoptera: Acrididae). International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and   Chemistry. Vol. 4(4): 746-750.
  5. Ayman B. Mustafa, Elagba H.A. Mohamed and Kadiga A. A/Atti (2015).Impact of management systems and dam aging on growth rate of camel calve.International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and     Chemistry. Vol.4 (4):755-759.
  6. Elagba H.A. Mohamed and Wigdan A.S. Al-Awadi (2015). Taxonomic revision of the tiger fishHydrocynusvittatus (Castelnau, 1861), H. Brevis(Cuvier & Valencience, 1849) andH. forskalii(Cuvier, 1819) from the Nile inSudan.International Journal of Aquaculture. Vol. 5(5): 1-9.
  7. Elagba H.A. Mohamed (2015). Fatty acids composition of traditional salted-fermented and fresh tiger-fish in Sudan. International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and   Chemistry. Vol. 4(1): 138-143.
  8. Ayman B. Mustafa, Elagba H.A. Mohamed, Kadiga A. A/Atti, A.M. Abunokhila, S.A Rahmatalla and A.M.A. Elterife (2015). Effect of parity on milk yield and dam body change postpartum of Dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarus) under farming system in Sudan. International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and     Chemistry. Vol. 4(1):131-137.
  9. Elagba H. A. Mohamed (2015).Determination of nutritive value of the edible migratory locust Locusta migratoria, Linnaeus, 1758 (Orthoptera: Acrididae): International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and     Chemistry. Vol. 4(1): 144-148.
  10. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed (2014). Morphological revision of Ichthyborus besse besse and Ichthyborus besse congolensis (Pisces: Distichodontidae). International Journal of Aquatic Science. Vol. 5(2): 181-197.
  11. H. A. Elagba Mohamed (2014).Bioaccumulation of some heavy metals in tissues and head of commercial Nile fish in Sudan. International Journal of Aquaculture. Vol. 4(20): 118-122.
  12. A.B. Mustafa, E.H.A. Mohamed, E. Haroun, K.A.Atti, M.A Nikhala (2014). Effect of parity on camel milk composition under traditional pastoral and farmed systems in Sudan. International Journal of Advances in Pharmacy, Biology and     Chemistry. Vol. 3(2): 266-272.
  13. Elagba H.A. Mohamed and Eithar A.G. Awad Elseed (2014). Morphological revision of the Nile catfish Bagrus bayad (Forsskal, 1775) and Bagrus docmac (Forsskal, 1775) (Pisces: Bagridae). International Journal of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries. Vol. 2(1): 105-114.
  14. Elagba H. A. Mohammed and Abdel- Rahman Osman. (2014). Heavy metals concentration in water, muscles and gills of Oreochromis niloticus collected from the sewage-treated water and the White Nile. International Journal of Aquaculture (IJA). Vol. 4(06): 36-42.
  15. Mohamed EHA and Ibrahim HA (2014). The effect of high temperature on some biochemical parameters of the Nile rat Arvicanthus niloticus. International Journal of Biology, Pharmacy and allied Sciences.Vol. 3(3):272-279.
  16. H. A. Elagba Mohamed and Jamal N. Al-Sabahi (2014).The composition of fatty acids stored in liver, muscle and fat tissues of the African lungfish Protopterus annectens (Owen, 1839). African Journal of Biochemistry Research. Vol. 8(1): 19-24.
  17. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2014).Minerals and heavy metals constituents of a spider web made by Araneus diadematus (Araneidae). International Journal of Biology, Pharmacy and allied Sciences.Vol. 3(1): 21-30.
  18. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2014). Comparative study of blood constituents of four Nile fish from different evolutionary levels. American Journal of Research Communication. Vol. 2(3): 43-60.
  19. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed and Jamal Nassir Al-Sabahi. (2013). Fatty acids compositions and profile in traditional sun- dried Nile fish in Sudan. Asian Journal of Science and Technology. Vol. 4(11): 207-211.
  20. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed (2013). Fatty acids composition in muscle and fat tissues of the Nile fish Clarias lazera and Labeo niloticus from Sudan. Asian Journal of Science and Technology. Vol. 4(10): 109-113.
  21. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2013). The nutrient contents of traditional sun- dried Nile fish in Sudan. Asian Journal of Science and Technology. Vol. 4(11): 199-202.
  22. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2013). Proximate and mineral composition in muscle and head tissue of seven commercial species of the Nile fish from Sudan.Asian Journal of Science and Technology. Vol. 4(10):062-065.
  23. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2013). Fatty acids composition and profile in fat and muscle oil of the Nile fish Polypterus senegalus (Cuvier, 1829) from Sudan. American Journal of Research Communication. 1(12): 152- 166.
  24. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed and Jamal Nassir Al-Sabahi. (2013). Fatty acids composition and profile in the liver oil of three commercial Nile fishes in Sudan. Asian Journal of Science and Technology. Vol.4(4): 008-011.
  25. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2013). Fatty acids compositions in the liver and fat oils of the spiny-tailed lizards Uromastyx dispar and U. ocellata (Sauria: Agamidae). American Journal of Research Communication. Vol. 1(12): 197-210.
  26. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed and Jamal Nassir Al-Sabahi. (2011) Fatty acids content and profile of common commercial Nile fishes in Sudan. International Journal of Fisheries and Aquaculture. Vol. 3(6): 96-103.
  27. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed, Rabie Al-Magbaly and H. Mohamed Mansour. (2010). Proximate composition, amino acid and mineral contents of five commercial Nile fishes in Sudan. African Journal of Food Sciences. Vol. 4(10): 650-654.
  28. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2010). Characterization of two Synodontis (Siluriformes: Mochokidae) catfish species in the White Nile and Lake Nubia. Environmental Biology of Fishes. Vol. 88: 17-23.
  29. Elagba H. A. Mohammed and Dawi M Hammad (2008). Notes on a sympatric population of two species of spiny-tailed lizards in Sudan: Uromasix dispar and U. ocellata (Sauria: Agamidae). Zoology in the Middle East. Vol. 32: 1-10.
  30. Elagba H.A. Mohamed (2006). Baseline biochemical genetic profile of four Nilefishes. NAGA. Vol. 29(3 & 4): 67-70.
  31. Elagba H. A., Mohammed, M Eltayeb, Hikmat Ibrahim. (2006). Haematological and Biochemical Morbidity of Scistosoma haematobium in School Children in Sudan. Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal. Vol. 6(3): 59-64.
  32. Mohamed, Elagba H.A. (2005). Protein polymorphism and genetic variation in the catfish Synodontis schall (Bloch-Schneider, 1801) and S. serratus (Ruppel, 1829) from the White Nile (Sudan). Aquaculture Research. Vol. 36: 829-833.
.33 العاجبة حاج علي محمد (2004م).الوضع الراهن للمرأة السودانية بمؤسسات التعليم العالي.

     مجلة التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي.العدد الثالث، ص: 64 – 81.
34. Mohamed, Elagba H. A. (2003). A new approach to the systematic of the genus Synodontis (Siluridea, Teleostei). Sudan Journal of Basic Sciences. Series B: Biological Science. Vol. 8 : 71-87.

 

  1. PROCEEDINGS AND CONFERENCE PESENTATIONS
  2. Elagba H. A. Mohamed and Shadia A. Osman (2016).The present status of Sudan Museums. ICOM-ARAN Conference, 2 – 5 /May/ 2016, Tonisia.
  3. Ayman B. Mustafa, Elagba H. A. Mohammed, Kadiga A. A/Atti, Ahmed M. Abunokhila a B. Faye (2014). Milk composition of udder quarters of camel raised under farming system (Poster). International Seminar on Live Stock and Wildlife in Arid and Desert- Environment- SIEFAD 2014, 16-18 December 2014, Djerba – Tunisia.
  4. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2014). Assessment of minerals and heavy metals in commercial Nile fish from Sudan. Arab Science and Technology Foundation and Ministry of Science and Communications. The 2nd Conference of Arab Women in Science and Technology, 4-7 May/2014, Khartoum, Sudan.
  5. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2013). Chemical compositions and fatty acid profiles of six traditional sun- dried Nile fish species in Sudan. The Fifth International Conference of Pan African Fish and Fisheries (PAFFA-5), 16-20 September 2013, Bujumbura, Burundi.
  6. Elagba H. A. Mohammed and Jamal Nassir Al-Sabahi (2013). Fatty acids composition and profile in the liver oil of three commercial Nile fishes in Sudan (Poster). International conference on Women in Science and Technology in Arab Countries (KISR), 21-23 April 2013, Kuwait city, Kuwait.
  7. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2008). Proximate composition, free amino acids and mineral contents of five commercial Nile fish in Sudan. International Conference on the Economic Importance of Fisheries and their Impact on Public Health, Muscat, 8-10 Marsh 2008, Sultanate of Oman.
  8. Elagba H. A. Mohammed (2008). Investigation of two catfish species from the White Nile and Lake Nubia. The Fourth International Conference of Pan Africa Fish and Fisheries Association (PAFFA-4), 22-26 September 2008, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
  9. Elagba H. A. Mohammed, Maushe Kidundo and Mirghani Tagelseed. (2006). Environmental Education and public Awareness. Workshop on Post Conflict National Plan for Environmental Management in Sudan. Khartoum, Sudan 18-20 July 2006, Khartoum, Sudan.
  10. Hassan B. El Amin, Elagba H.A. Mohamed, Ibtisam I. Mekki, Ilham A.H. Hassan and Mohamed O. Khidder (2002). The Present Status and Capacity of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering in the Sudan. The Inter-Regional Symbosium on «Social, Ethical and Legal Implications of Advanced Research in Genetics and Molecular Biology», 23-25 April 2002, Khartoum, Sudan.
  11. Elagba H.A. Mohamed (2002). A new focus of Schistosoma haematobium among school children in Eastern Khartoum,,.. Sudan: Evaluation and results of praziquantel treatment. International Congress of Infecious and Tropical Diseases, 27-30 Marsh 2002, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
  12. Hassan E. H. Bashir, Elagba H.A. Mohamed, Ibtisam I. Mekki, and Nada Hassan (2002). Biotechnology for Wheat Improvement in the Sudan: Future Prospects. SSMO-ICC Workshop on “Cerea Seed Industry and New Trends in Milling”. Khartoum, Sudan. 26-29 January, 2002.
  13. Elagba H.A. Mohamed, Ibtisam I. Mekki and Hassan B. El Amin. (2001). Regulatory Framework of Enviromental Protection in the Sudan. Workshop on Environmental Pollution and Applicability of Remediation Technolpogy in African Countries, 16-19 July, 2001. Enugu, Nigeria.
  14. حسن بشير الأمين،ابتسام اسماعيل مكى والعاجبة حاج على محمد. (2001). واقع ومستقبل الهندسة الوراثية فى السودان. الندوةالقومية حول تعزيزالبحوث المشتركة فى مجال إستخدام االتقانات الحيوية لتحسين الإنتاج النباتى نوفمبر/ 2001م. القاهرة،جمهورية مصرالعربية.
  15. Drout, I. A., Mohammed, Elagba H.A., Galada, M.W. and Khalid, S.A. The Effect of Salvadora persica, Azdirachata indica and Eruka sativa on the Microorganisms. Arab Dental Conference, Khartoum, Sudan, 1994.

.15العاجبة حاج على محمد . (1992) كيفية نشرالوعي والمعرفة بالتنوع الاحيائي. المؤتمرالعلميا لاول في مجال التنوعا لحيوي. ابريل 1992/ م،الخرطوم / السودان.

 

  1. Submitted article

  1. Elagba H.A. Mohamed (2016). Comparison of minerals content in fresh and fermented fish. International Journal of Science and Knowledge.
  2. Elagba H.A. Mohamed and Asaad M. Salman (2016). Impact of environmental changes on fish availability and fishery landings in Khartoum State. International Journal of Fisheries and Aquaculture.

 

  1. Books

 

  1. Elagba Haj Ali Mohamed (2011). Morphological Basis for Identification of Freshwater Fishes. ISBN: 978-99942-62-39-7. University of Khartoum Printing Press (KUP). 45 pp.
2. Elagba Mohamed (2011).Environmental Impacts and Health Hazards     Related to Organochlorine Pesticides. ISBN: 878-99942-87-8. (KUP).In press.
.3   العاجبة حاج على محمد (2011). التنوع الحيوى- والمبادراتا لسودانية لحمايته بين الطموح والتحدي

  1. ISNB: 978-99942-62-86-1.In        
  2. العاجبة حاج على محمد وآخرون. طرق جمع وحفظ العينات المتحفية. تحت الإعداد.
5. العاجبه حاج على محمد. المرشد للتعابين فى السودان. تحت الاعداد.