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Animal science
Authors: Fawaghy Alhashmi, Nabil Mansour, Shaher Bano Mirza, Fouad Lamghari.The manual labeling and training process for YOLOv7Abstract: Background: Dermatophytosis, commonly known as ringworm, is a contagious fungal ski…
Animal science
Authors: Hiba Moideen, Manar Abu Talib, Nabil Mansour, Shaher Bano Mirza, Ali Bou Nassif, Simon Zerisenay Ghebremeskel, Fouad Lamghari, Yaman Afadar, Takua Mokhamed.Bounding box annotations of camel behavior.Abstract: Dr…
Animal science
Authors: Nabil Mansour, Fawaghy Alhashmi, Hisham Cholakkal, Mostafa Nasef, and Fouad Lamghari.Simultaneous camel tracking and activity classification.Abstract: Introduction: Behavioral monitoring during reproductive stag…
Animal science
Authors: Rama Al-Khateeb, Nabil Mansour, Shaher Bano Mirzaand Fouad Lamghari.Detection of four camels in single frames showed three of them were standing and the fourth was sitting.Abstract: Introduction: This study addr…
Animal science
Authors: Rama Al-Khateeb, nabil mansour, Shaher Bano Mirza, and Fouad Lamghari.Proximal Performance of the trained model for the classes 'eating', 'sitting', 'standing', 'drinking', and 'sleeping' and their total.Abstrac…
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Authors: Rama Al-Khateeb, Nabil Mansour, Shaher Bano Mirza, Fouad Lamghari.Single-frame deep learning detection of four farmed dromedary camels, identifying three standing and one sitting to characterize daily activity p…
Animal science
Authors: R Al-Khateeb, N Mansour, SB Mirza, F LamghariDetection of four farmed dromedary camels in a single frame using deep learning, identifying three standing and one sitting as part of daily activity pattern analysi…
Animal science
Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) is an advanced breeding technique that allows animals with superior genetic traits to be cloned. This technology has recently been applied to camels for purposes like racing, beauty c…
Animal science
Unlock racing potential with intelligent camel performance by integrating nutrition, robotics, and genetics to boost performance, training, and breeding.
Animal science
Camel racing is more than just a sport; it is a cherished cultural tradition that reflects heritage, community spirit, and regional pride. Today, the world of camel racing is evolving, blending centuries-old knowledge wi…
Animal science
Authors: Fawaghy Alhashmi, Nabil Mansour, Shaher Bano Mirza, Fouad LamghariWorkflow of manual labelling and training steps for YOLOv7 to detect ringworm lesions in dromedary camels.Abstract: Background: Dermatophytosis, …
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Camel brucellosis is a serious disease affecting camels and can also pose risks to human health. It is caused by bacteria that can spread through direct contact with infected animals, their milk, urine, or reproductive t…
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Copper is a vital trace element essential for the health and well-being of camels. It supports many important processes, including enzyme activity, iron metabolism, antioxidant defense, connective tissue formation, and i…
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Camel milk, long consumed in Middle Eastern and North African cultures, is now gaining attention worldwide for its health benefits. Often considered a superfood, camel milk is rich in nutrients, including vitamin C, iron…
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Camels are vital to many communities, providing transportation, milk, meat, and supporting camel racing traditions. However, they can be affected by diseases, one of the most serious being Trypanosoma evansi infection, a…
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Camels have been a vital part of life in the Arabian Gulf for centuries, symbolizing resilience, adaptability, and cultural heritage. Known as the "Ships of the Desert," camels thrived in harsh desert conditions, helping…
Animal science
A deep dive into camel milk proteomics, exploring the molecular structure of unique proteins and their antimicrobial and hypoallergenic benefits.
Animal science
Eimeria Parasite Infection in Camels: Understanding Risks and Prevention Eimeria is a type of protozoan parasite that infects the intestines of animals, including camels. These infections can cause health problems and ec…
