The Department of life sciences at the Faculty of Science – University of Mosul, on Sunday, October 18, 2026, discussed the master thesis tagged “the role of iron-dependent cell death and oxidative stress in the disorder of some hepatic Kinetics in pregnant women with preeclampsia”, submitted by student Amna Bassam Mohsen Garo. The aim of the study was to evaluate the indicators of oxidative stress, iron metabolism disorder and hepatic Kinetics in pregnant women with preeclampsia, based on samples collected from Al-Batool and al-Khansa educational hospital for women and obstetrics in Mosul. The results showed elevated levels of iron, ferritin and indicators of oxidative stress, as opposed to a decrease in platelets and some antioxidant indicators, as well as a disturbance in the levels of proteins LECT2 and FGL1, indicating that preeclampsia is associated with oxidative, iron and hepatic changes. The discussion Committee was chaired by Prof. Dr. Muntaha Mahmoud Daoud, and the membership of Assistant Prof. Dr. Abeer Atallah Ayed, and the teacher Dr. Fatima Hikmat Mahmoud, under the supervision and membership of Prof. Dr. Mona Hussein Ali Janker. On the sidelines of the discussion, on behalf of the dean of the Faculty of science, professor Dr. Hiam Adel Ibrahim, the rapporteur of the Department of Life Sciences, assistant professor Dr. Alaa Hussein Ali, presented a letter of thanks and appreciation to Dr. Fatima Hikmat Mahmoud, in appreciation of her scientific participation and contribution to enrich the discussion. We wish our dear students continued success and success.

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Sunday, October 18, 2026