Prof. Dr. Ali Jalil Ali (a faculty member in the Microbiology Branch at the College of Medicine, University of Karbala) participated in a committee discussing the thesis of postgraduate student-Masters Fatima Abdul Hassan Ali from the College of Applied Medical Sciences about her tagged thesis (Using nano-methods to improve Treatment of resistant bacteria for renal analog patients in children), on the postgraduate hall of the College of Applied Medical Sciences. .
The participation of Dr. Ali Jalil was as a member of the discussion committee, headed by Prof. Dr. Qassem Najm Thuwaini.
The study showed the isolation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria from children with renal symmetry and the use of nano-methods in an attempt to overcome this problem of bacterial resistance.
The study concluded that all bacteria isolated from children with renal symmetry were resistant to (beta-lactam) antigens, and that the bacterial species that were isolated are three types. .
