I teach general biology and plant anatomy, and study how natural products act on the gut–brain axis and on antimicrobial resistance.
Course pages are open to my students and to anyone who finds them useful. Each one holds the full unit text, diagrams, a bilingual glossary and a self-marking question bank.
Choose a course and a unit, answer in English or in Arabic, and see the mark and the reason at once. Every question is drawn from the lectures and the laboratory of that course.
Seventeen papers in indexed journals, from embryonic development under diabetes to the pharmacology of natural products and antimicrobial resistance.
Preclinical pharmacology of natural products, and the surveillance side of antimicrobial resistance.
Students are welcome to write about any course on this page — content, assessment, or a point that did not land in the lecture.