Prof. Amira Nowier, Animal breeding, Women Researcher Award
Professor at Agriculture Research Center, Egypt
Amira M. Nowier is a Senior Researcher of Animal Biotechnology at the Animal Production Research Institute, affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture in Egypt. With a Ph.D. in Animal Breeding and Genetics from Tanta University, her expertise lies in genetic improvement programs for agricultural animals, biotechnology applications, and bioinformatics. She has a diverse skill set encompassing molecular genetics techniques, statistical analysis, and bioinformatics tools. Throughout her career, she has contributed significantly to research in animal genetics, focusing on various breeds and traits.
Author Metrics
Amira M. Nowier has established herself as a prolific author in the field of animal genetics and biotechnology. Her publications span various prestigious journals, and she has been recognized for her contributions with awards for international publishing and scientific excellence. With a track record of impactful research, she has garnered attention within the scientific community and has become a respected figure in her field.
- Citations: 60 citations from 53 documents
- Documents: 13
- h-index: 6
Education
Amira M. Nowier’s academic journey includes a Bachelor of Science in Animal Production, followed by a Master of Science and a Ph.D. in Animal Breeding and Genetics, all from Tanta University in Egypt. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in agricultural sciences, specifically in animal production and genetics, which she has further developed through her professional experience and research activities.
Research Focus
Dr. Nowier’s research primarily revolves around genetic improvement programs for agricultural animals, where she applies biotechnology and molecular genetics techniques. Her work focuses on enhancing productive and reproductive traits in various livestock species, with a particular emphasis on local breeds in Egypt. She also delves into the genetic diversity of different breeds and investigates polymorphisms in key genes associated with economically important traits.
Professional Journey
Throughout her career, Amira M. Nowier has held various positions at the Animal Production Research Institute, starting as an Animal Production Specialist and progressing to her current role as a Senior Researcher of Animal Biotechnology. Her journey showcases a steady advancement in her field, marked by increasing responsibilities and contributions to applied research projects and collaborative initiatives both nationally and internationally.
Honors & Awards
Dr. Nowier has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to scientific research with awards such as the Award of International Publishing and Scientific Excellence from Banha University. These honors underscore her dedication to excellence in her field and serve as testament to the impact of her work on the scientific community.
Publications Noted & Contributions
Amira M. Nowier has authored numerous notable publications in esteemed journals, covering a wide range of topics in animal genetics and biotechnology. Her research contributions include studies on genetic variability, polymorphisms in key genes, genetic improvement programs, and the application of bioinformatics tools in animal research. Her work has significantly advanced our understanding of genetic mechanisms influencing livestock traits and has practical implications for agricultural breeding programs.
Title: Allele mining in prolactin receptor gene and its association with some economic traits in Egyptian goat breeds
Authors: Nowier, A.M., Darwish, H.R., Ramadan, S.I., Othman, O.E.
Journal: Animal Biotechnology, 2023, 34(9), pp. 5028β5036
Title: Genetic analysis of prolificacy, milk production and composition traits in Egyptian Zaraibi goats
Authors: Nowier, A.M., Ramadan, S.I., EL Nagar, A.G.
Journal: Animal Biotechnology, 2023, 34(9), pp. 4308β4315
Title: Polymorphism Detection in Alpha-Lactalbumin Gene and its Association with Some Productive Traits in Egyptian Goats
Authors: Nowier, A.M., Darwish, H.R., Ramadan, S.I., Abo El-Maaty, N.A., Othman, O.E.
Journal: Pakistan Journal of Zoology, 2022, 54(4), pp. 1781β1789
Title: Genetic Analysis of Some Productive and Reproductive Traits in New Zealand White Rabbits
Authors: Farouk, S.M., Khattab, A.S., Noweir, A., Hossein-Zadeh, N.G.
Journal: World Rabbit Science, 2022, 30(2), pp. 141β146
Title: DNA Methylation Profile Associated with Fertility Trait in Goat Using Whole-Genome Bisulfite Sequencing
Authors: Othman, O.E., Min, L., Nowier, A.M.
Journal: Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences, 2022, 10(11), pp. 2294β2315
Research Timeline
Dr. Nowier’s research timeline highlights her involvement in various research projects and collaborations over the years. From participating in projects focused on DNA methylation and genetic associations to conducting her own studies on gene polymorphisms and breeding programs, her timeline reflects a continuous dedication to advancing knowledge in animal genetics and biotechnology.
Collaborations and Projects
Amira M. Nowier has been actively involved in collaborative research efforts with both national and international institutions. Her collaborations include joint research projects with universities in Japan and China, as well as partnerships with research divisions within Egypt. These collaborations have facilitated knowledge exchange, technology transfer, and the advancement of research agendas aimed at improving agricultural practices and animal welfare.