Prof. Jamshid Karimi has a distinguished career in academia and research, specializing in biochemistry and molecular biology. He has held various teaching positions, including lecturer roles in Clinical Biochemistry at Hamadan University of Medical Science, research positions in Molecular Biology at Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, and an assistant professorship in Cellular and Molecular Biology at the University of Tehran. Throughout his career, Prof. Karimi has conducted groundbreaking research focused on advanced glycation end products and their effects on sperm health in diabetic individuals, the interplay between lipid peroxidation and diabetes-related complications, and the correlation between nitric oxide levels and oxidative stress markers in diabetic men’s semen. His contributions to scientific literature are evident through publications in prestigious journals such as Andrologia, Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, and Systems Biology in Reproductive Medicine, which have significantly advanced the understanding of biochemistry’s role in human health, particularly concerning diabetes-related reproductive issues.
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