Heba Sayed Aly Moussa

Qualifications:

  1. Bachelor degree of Medicine & Surgery, M.B.B.CH., Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, December 1987, excellent with honor.
  2. Master degree of Clinical Pathology, M.Sc., Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, November 1991, very good.
  3. Medical doctorate of Clinical pathology, M.D., National Cancer Institute, Cairo University, November 2000.

Present Appointment:

Professor at Clinical Pathology Dep. National Cancer Institute, Since February 2014.

Previous Appointments:

  • Assistant professor at Clinical Pathology Dep. National Cancer Institute, Since July 2007.
  • Lecturer at Clinical Pathology Dep. National Cancer Institute, Since February 2001.
  • Assistant Lecturer at Clinical pathology Dep. National Cancer Institute, October 1999 until December 2000.
  • Research student at the Gray Laboratory, CRC, from 1/1/1998 until 14/7/1999.
  • Assistant Lecturer at Clinical Pathology Dep. National Cancer Institute, May 1992 until October 1997.

  • Resident at Clinical Pathology Dep., National Cancer Institute, Cairo University, May 1989 until May 1992

Professional Experience:

Considerable experience in:

  • Performing and interpretation of various molecular biology tests (DNA and RNA preparations, PCR and RT-PCR, Southern blot) for gene rearrangements and expressions especially for acute leukemias.
  • Performing and interpretation of various haematological blood tests done for benign and malignant conditions e.g. blood picture and bone marrow aspirates morphology and cytochemistry as well as blood chemistry tests, basic microbiology tests and urine and stool examination
  • Interpretation of immunophenotyping of leukaemia and lymphoma.
  • Interpretation of HLA tissue typing by the serological method.
  • Fair knowledge about the use and application of the light cycler.
  • Worked at the Gray Laboratory, CRC in the UK as a research student for 13 months, which allowed me to deal with different methods of cancer research, in particular radiobiology. My work included tissue culture, the use of Flowcytometery and the dynamic microscopic image processor scanner (DMIPS).

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