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Archives of General Internal Medicine

ISSN: 2591-7951

Volume 2

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Mamdouh I Nassar, Arch Gen Intern Med 2018, Volume 2 | DOI: 10.4066/2591-7951-C6-017

POTENTIAL OF SOME INVERTEBRATES

VENOMOUS AS THERAPEUTIC TOOLS

Mamdouh I Nassar

Cairo University, Egypt

any active principles produced by insects, animals, plants and microor-

ganisms have been used as new drugs to treat diseases. Among the in-

sects and animals that produce pharmacologically active molecules capable

of interfering in human cellular physiology, the highlights are venomous ar-

thropods, such as, bees, wasps, ants and caterpillars. The substances found

in the venom of these insects present great potential as anti-parasitic agents.

In this review, we present the main results of years of research involving the

active compounds of insects venoms that have therapeutic activity.

Mamdouh I Nassar was born Cairo, Egypt. He graduated

a bachelor’s degree from Biology (Zoology, Botany, and

toxicology) Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo Univer-

sity. He received his MSc degree in from the same Uni-

versity. PhD degree (Channel system) between University

of Maryland College Park (USA) and Cairo University. He

spent many studies for field of sleeping sickness and

Malaria diseases of vectors Stomoxys calcitrans and

Anopheles in USDA Florida, Jazan and Jeda.

BIOGRAPHY