Fatma Abdelrahman

Zewail City of Science and Technology; Center for Microbiology and Phage Therapy

Research assistant, junior phage researcher, and Master student at the center for Microbiology and phage biology, Zewail city of science and technology, Egypt. I'm so interested in bacteriophages, and phage derived enzymes such as endolysins and lysozymes, and I have chosen those topics to be my future research area.

Research interests: -Antibiotics Resistance and bacterial pathogenesis, identification of antibiotic resistance -Phage Therapy: isolation and therapeutic characterization of bacteriophages and phage derived enzymes as a novel antimicrobial agent, which represents an alternative approach to antibiotics.

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Women in Phage — an initiative to encourage female phage scientistsThis week, Fatma Abdelrahman, a research assistant at Zewail City of Science and Technology in Egypt, announces the launch of her new initiative for supporting women who work with phage.Issue 93Sep 18, 2020Fatma Abdelrahman

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Research context

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The collected paper evaluates an in situ phage gel for Pseudomonas aeruginosa keratitis in a rabbit model. [1]

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doi.org Observed 2026-10-22. Abstract/title supporting publication-history context

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Source-selected papers

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Potential of vB_Pa_ZCPS1 phage embedded in situ gelling formulations as an ocular delivery system to attenuate Pseudomonas aeruginosa keratitis in a rabbit model. (2025)
Listed author: Fatma Abdelrahman. Selection: recent. 2025-02-04; Evaluates an in situ phage formulation in a rabbit model of Pseudomonas keratitis. [1] [3] [2] [4] [5]

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doi.org Observed 2026-10-22. Accepted exact work native ID
doi.org Observed 2026-10-22. Own exact DOI
doi.org Observed 2026-10-22. Printed accepted author slot
doi.org Observed 2026-10-22. Source abstract/title: phage relevance
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Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Reviewed exact accepted authorship/DOI and date/relevance passages. The 24-month publication selections do not claim complete or greatest-work coverage. Broad bacterial-host environmental viromics is included with predicted-host wording. Draft Codex delegation gpt-6-luna/xhigh; coordinator reviewed and retained changes separately.