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Dr. Rasha Mohammed Alnefaie

supervisor of biology development (Girls section)

Assistant Professor

Biology

Faculty of Science

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Hardworking scientist and highly skilled in overseeing research office activities, recruiting talented support staff and supervising students and staff. Talented in guiding all functions relating to research studies, analysis and reporting. Self-motivated professional with excellent communication, planning and problem-solving abilities.

Education

2019

Colorado State University, United States

PhD, Cell and Molecular Biology

Experiences

Research visit

  • Bad Nauheim, Germany

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  • From : 01-06-2019

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  • To : 20-08-2019

Prof. Didier Stanier lab, Max Planck institute for heart and lung research center

  • Fort Collins, United States

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  • From : 01-01-2014

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  • To : 25-02-2019

Student mentor

Aquatic Facility Manager

  • Fort Collins, United States

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  • From : 01-01-2014

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  • To : 20-12-2018

أستاذ مساعد

  • الباحة, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 15-08-2020

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  • To : Present

مساعدة رئيس قسم الأحياء

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Teaching Courses

BIO10605

Molecular Biology

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 2
Communication Hours: 4

The molecular biology course is about genes, their structure and function; therefore, students will learn nucleic acid structure and the mechanism of DNA replication, transcription, and translation in prokaryotic as well as eukaryotes. A central goal is to understand gene regulation at all levels, and the structure-function relationships of nucleic acids and proteins.

BIO10805

Embryology

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 2
Communication Hours: 3

This course is designed to give a broad overview in Embryology. The course encompasses: introduction to Embryology terms and concepts, Meiosis cell division. Types of reproduction. Gamete's formation, fertilization, cleavage and lining process. Embryonic formation in Amphioxus, frog, chicken and mammals and formation of organs and embryonic membranes.

Cell Biology

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 4

After studying this course, the student must: - Knowledge of the applied aspects of the cell science - Know the basic structure and function of various cellular organelles and identify the types of division. - Identification of chromosomal structure and chromosomal behavior during the cell cycle. - Understanding the molecular basis of different cellular structures.

General Biology

Credit Hours: 4
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 5

Introduce students to the branches of General Biology ; and description of living organisms  Expose students to the structure of cells and comparison between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and plant and animal cells.  Knowledge of biological diversity of different biological kingdoms and basics of taxonomy and comparison between animal and plant tissues in structure and function.

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