رائد محمود العطيات

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المعلومات الشخصية: الدكتور رائــد العطـيات

Name:  Raed M. Al-Atiyat

Position    :  Professor, Animal Genetics and Biotechnology

Work address: Animal Sci. Dep., Agriculture Faculty, King Saud University University,Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudia Arabia

Residential and Mailing address: AlOmra Str., AlMolqa, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Mobile : 00966 (0)561403800

Email     : ralatiyat@ksu.edu.sa

الدرجة العلمية:  الدكتوراة

PhD; 2004 (Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology), University of New England, Australia

Project Title: Molecular population genetics of Merino sheep

السجل الوظيفي:

Associate Professor

Animal Genetic and Biotechnology

Animal Prod. Dep., College Food Science and Agriculture

King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Associate Professor,

Animal Genetics and Biotechnology

Animal Science Department, Faculty of Agriculture

Mutah University, Jordan

Assistant Professor,

Animal Genetics and Breeding

Animal Science Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Mutah University, Jordan

Fellow Researcher, Animal Genetics lab.

Animals Science Department, SRSA.

University of New England, Australia

الاهتمامات البحثية:

Current Research Interest

- Genetic conservation of livestock and wildlife animals.

- Modeling future conservation of Animal genetic resource (e.g viability analysis)

-   Quantitative and Molecular Genetics of livestock

- DNA-Parentage testing of livestock and wild life animals.

-  DNA-Marker Assistant Selection and Quantitative trait loci (QTL) detection

- Breeding program design of Damascus, Hejaz and their crossbred goat.

الخبرات:

المؤتمرات:

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PUBLICATIONS; In Refereed Journals

1. Al-Atiyat R., T. Rewe , P. Herold  and A. Valle Zárate. 2010. A Simulation Study to Compare Different Breeding Scenarios  for Black Bedouin Goat in Jordan. Eg. J. of Sh. & G. Sci., Vol. 5 (1), P: 83-92.

2. Al-Atiyat R., 2010. Genetic diversity of indigenous chicken ecotypes in Jordan. African Journal of Biotechnology Vol. 9(41): 7014-7019,

3. Al-Atiyat R., 2009. Extinction probabilities of Indigenous Cattle Population in Jordan using population viability analysis. Livestock science, 123:121-128

4. Al-Atiyat, R. and M. AlBddor, 2009. Using Logistic regression in evaluation adoption rate of feed block by sheep owners. Jordan Journal of Agriculture Research, 5 (1): 26-37.

5. Al-Atiyat R., 2009. DNA polymorphism of Indigenous chickens in Jordan. Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances. 4(5)237-244

6. Tabbaa M. and Al-Atiyat R. 2009. Breeding objectives, selection criteria and factors influencing them for goat breeding in Jordan. Small Ruminant Research, 84: 8–15

7. Al-Atiyat R., 2009. Diversity of chicken populations in Jordan using discriminant analysis of performance traits. International Journal of Agriculture and Biology. 11 (4): 374–380

8. Tabbaa M. and Al-Atiyat R. (2003) Correlation among some characteristics of lactation curve and environmental factors of Friesian cows raised under the conditions of Jordan Valley. Dirasat, Agriculture Science, Vol. 30, No. 2.

9. Al-Atiyat R., Tabbaa M., and Lubbadeh W.  (1999). Some characteristics of lactation curve of Friesian cows in Jordan and factors affecting them. Dirasat, Agriculture Science, Vol. 26, No. 1.

PUBLICATIONS,  in Accepted Phase

1. Biodiversity of Jordan indigenous chicken and its genetic distance with exotic chicken using DNA markers. Tropical animal health and production J. (Accepted)

2. Al-Atiyat R., Tabbaa MJ.,Salameh N., Tarawneh K., Al-Shmayla L., Al-Tamimi H. Analysis of genetic variation of fat tailed-sheep in southern region of Jordan. Asian Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances. (Accepted)

PUBLICATIONS; In Conference proceedings

1. 2. Al-Atiyat R., 2010. Is climate change driving the indigenous livestock to extinction? A simulation study of Jordan indigenous cattle. In Solh M. and Saxena M (Editors). Food Security and Climate Change in Dry Areas. Proceedings of an International Conference, ICARDA. 1-4 February 2010, Amman, Jordan

3. Al-Atiyat Raed M. and Mohammad J. Tabbaa. 2009. Role of livestock in poverty alleviation and food security: A review Study. In Proceeding of Jordan Society of Scientific research. Amman, Jordan

4. Al-Atiyat R., 2008. Power of Microsatelliate markers in detecting parentage of animals. 2nd Jordanian Egyptian Conference on Biotechnology, Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordan. Nov. 2008.

5. Al-Atiyat R., 2008. Conservation genetics of indigenous animals of Jordan- A case study. Globdiv Summer Workshop. Global Biodiversity of livestock, 6-12 September 2008. Piacenza, Italy.

6. Al-Atiyat R., 2007. Viability and Dynamics of Indigenous Cattle Population in Jordan. Proceeding of 6th Jordanian Agricultural scientific conference. Amman-Jordan. D33

7. Al-Atiyat R., 2006, Biodiversity of Indigenous Chicken in Jordan using DNA Markers. Proceeding of 1st EJ Conference on Biotechnology and Sustainable Development, Cairo-Egypt.

8. Al-Atiyat R., 2006. Assessment of biodiversity of indigenous chicken in Jordan. 8th World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, August 13-18, , Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil  

9. Al-Atiyat, R. 2006. DNA based parentage testing in sheep. Biotechnology in Agriculture conference, Al-BALQA Applied Univeristy-NCARE. February 7th 2006. Amman-Jordan.

10. Al-Atiyat, R., Flood W. D., Franklin I. B.P. Kinghorn and Ruvinsky A. 2003. Genetic structure of selected Merino sheep populations.  Proceedings of XIX International Congress of Genetics. P.133. Melbourne, Australia

11. Al-Atiyat, R., Flood W. D., Franklin I. B.P. Kinghorn and Ruvinsky A. (2002). Microsatellite variation and population genetic structure of selected Merino sheep flocks.  Proceedings of 7th World Congress on Genetics Applied to livestock production. P.98. Montpelier-France.

معلومات التواصل:

Work address: Animal Sci. Dep., Agriculture Faculty, King Saud University University,Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudia Arabia

Mobile : 00966 (0)561403800

Email     : ralatiyat@ksu.edu.sa

المقررات الدراسية:

1- التقانات الحديثة في تربية الحيوان (نجح 451)  و (نجح 466)

2- تصميم تجارب الانتاج الحيواني (نجح 591)

3- رسالة ماجستير (نجح 600)

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