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# Title Department Research Year
9811 Abdel-Mottaleb, L. , Abo-Elnaga, I. G.and El-Gindi, S.M. (1972). Some factors related to the control of late gas blowing in Swiss cheese. Assiut J. Agric. Sci.3, 221-228,Assiut Univ., Assiut, Egypt. Department of Dairy Science 0
9812 Abdel-Mottaleb, L. and Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1967). The composition of Friesian milk in Egypt. Bull. Sci. Tech. 10, 165, Assiut Univ. , Assiut, Egypt. Department of Dairy Science 0
9813 Abdel-Mottaleb, L., Abo-Elnaga, I. G. and- El-Gindi, S. M. (1968). Studies on the effect of added formalin in the manufacture of Domiati cheese. Bull. Sci. Toch. 11, 205, Assiut Univ. , Assiut, Egypt. Department of Dairy Science 0
9814 Abdelnabi MA, and M A Ottinger, (2003). Hypothalamic indolamines during embryonic development and effects of steroid exposure. Gen Comp Endocrinol. Jan; 130(1):13-9 Department of Poultry Production 0
9815 Abdelnabi, M. A., M. P. Richards, and M. A. Ottinger (2001). Comparison of gonadal Hormone levels in turkey embryos incubated in long term shell less culture and in ovo. Poultry Sci.,80-666-669.
Department of Poultry Production 0
9816 Abo-EInaga, I. G. (1971). Beitrag zur Qualitätsbestimmung der Weiss-Salzlakenkäse und deren beeinflussende Faktoren (Studies on quality estimation and the factors influencing the quality of the White pickled cheese). Tejipar 20,27. Department of Dairy Science 0
9817 Abo-Elnaga, 1. G. and Kandler, O, (1965). Zur Taxonomie der Gattung Lactobacillus Beijerinck.1.Das Subgenus Streptobacterium Orla Jensen. Zbl. Bakter. II Abt. 119, 1. Department of Dairy Science 0
9818 Abo-Elnaga, I. G . (1974) . Nocardia-like microorganisms in slime developed on the surface of White cheese. Arch. Lebensmittelhyg.25,58-61. Department of Dairy Science 0
9819 Abo-Elnaga, I. G, , El-Aswad, M. and Moqi, M. (1977). Some chemical and microbiological characteristics of Leben, Milchwissenschaft 32, 521 – 524. Department of Dairy Science 0
9820 Abo-Elnaga, I. G. (1966). Factors affecting creaming of cows’ and buffaloes’ milk. Milchwissenschaft 21, 429. Department of Dairy Science 0