Innovative Research Award
Amal Mackawy — Qassim University, Saudi Arabia
Amal Mackawy is a researcher whose listed academic work focuses on medical biochemistry and molecular biology. The available Google Scholar profile documents research on vitamin D deficiency and thyroid disease, genetic polymorphisms associated with metabolic disorders, cancer-related biomarkers, and biochemical mechanisms relevant to human health. These themes connect molecular-level investigation with clinical and biomedical questions. This article presents a scholarly overview of the research areas and selected publications documented in the supplied profile, alongside the information provided for consideration in connection with the Innovative Research Award. [1]
Abstract
This article summarizes the documented research profile of Amal Mackawy, associated with Qassim University in Saudi Arabia, and outlines its relevance to an Innovative Research Award nomination. The supplied Google Scholar record identifies medical biochemistry and molecular biology as central research areas and lists publications examining vitamin D and thyroid disease, genetic polymorphisms in metabolic conditions, oxidative stress, cancer biomarkers, and other biomedical subjects. The profile provides evidence of a multidisciplinary publication record spanning molecular mechanisms and health-related research questions. The Scopus metrics included in the supplied nomination information are reported separately and should be interpreted according to their source and retrieval date. [1] [2]
Keywords
Amal Mackawy; Innovative Research Award; medical biochemistry; molecular biology; vitamin D; thyroid disease; genetic polymorphisms; metabolic syndrome; molecular biomarkers; cancer research; oxidative stress; biomedical research; Qassim University; Saudi Arabia.
Introduction
Medical biochemistry and molecular biology investigate the biochemical pathways, genetic factors, and molecular processes associated with physiological function and disease. Research in these fields can contribute to understanding disease mechanisms, identifying candidate biomarkers, and assessing associations between biological variation and clinical outcomes. Amal Mackawy’s listed publications cover several of these themes, including endocrine and metabolic disorders, genetic polymorphisms, oxidative injury, and cancer-associated molecular markers. [1]
Research Profile
The supplied Google Scholar record describes Amal Mackawy as a professor of medical biochemistry and molecular biology. At the time represented by the uploaded profile dated 23 October 2026, it reports 867 citations overall, 458 citations since 2021, an h-index of 10 overall and 9 since 2021, and an i10-index of 10 overall and 9 since 2021. These values differ from the Scopus figures supplied separately for the infobox, which are listed as 27 documents, 284 citations, and an h-index of 8. Google Scholar and Scopus use different coverage and indexing methods, so their metrics should not be treated as directly interchangeable. [1] [2]
Research Contributions
Amal Mackawy’s research focuses on endocrine and metabolic disorders, genetic polymorphisms, oxidative stress, and molecular biomarkers. Her publications also cover cancer research and disease-related biochemical investigations, contributing to the fields of medical biochemistry and molecular biology. [1]
Publications
Amal Mackawy has published research on vitamin D deficiency, thyroid disease, metabolic disorders, and genetic polymorphisms. Her work also explores oxidative stress, cancer biomarkers, and molecular mechanisms associated with various diseases. Her publications reflect research contributions to medical biochemistry and molecular biology. Her research profile demonstrates a broad interest in biomedical research and disease-related molecular investigations.. [1]
Research Impact
The supplied Google Scholar record reports citation activity across work on endocrine disorders, metabolic disease, oxidative stress, molecular oncology, and genetic associations. The vitamin D and thyroid disease publication is listed with 351 citations, while the study of vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms and metabolic syndrome components is listed with 143 citations. These figures describe the citation counts displayed in the supplied profile at the time it was captured; they may change as the database is updated. [1]
Award Suitability
The Innovative Research Award consideration associated with the World Top Scientists Awards may be examined in light of the researcher’s documented publication activity and the range of biomedical subjects represented in the available profile. Work addressing metabolic disorders, genetic polymorphisms, molecular biomarkers, and experimental biochemistry provides potential areas for evaluating research relevance and contribution. [1]
Conclusion
Amal Mackawy’s supplied scholarly profile documents research spanning medical biochemistry and molecular biology, with publications addressing vitamin D, thyroid disease, metabolic conditions, genetic polymorphisms, oxidative stress, and molecular biomarkers. The available citation information indicates that several listed publications have received scholarly attention. The profile provides a basis for describing the researcher’s areas of activity in an academic recognition article, while a complete assessment of innovation and award suitability requires verification of source records and qualitative review of the underlying research. The event name and award category in this article reflect the supplied information and should not be interpreted as confirmation of an award result.
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References
- Google Scholar. Amal Mackawy — Google Scholar Profile.
https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=XOZOKwcAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=sra
- Elsevier. Scopus Author Profile: Amal Mackawy, Author ID 55204845000.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55204845000
- Mackawy, A. M. H., Al-Ayed, B. M., & Al-Rashidi, B. M. (2013). Vitamin D deficiency and its association with thyroid disease. International Journal of Health Sciences.
https://doi.org/10.12816/0006054
- Mackawy, A. M. H., & Badawi, M. E. H. (2014). Association of vitamin D and vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms with chronic inflammation, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome components in type 2 diabetic Egyptian patients.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mgene.2014.07.002
- Shalaby, S. M., Mackawy, A. M. H., Atef, D. M., Atef, R. M., & Saeed, J. (2019). Promoter methylation and expression of intercellular adhesion molecule 1 gene in blood of autoimmune thyroiditis patients. Molecular Biology Reports.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31359380/