Effect of Some Isolation Fungi from Iraq / Baghdad Hospitals Apparatus on Physiology of Liver, Kidney and Testis in Albino Mice

The present study was designed to investigate the effect of Aspergillus Fumigatus and Aspergillus Flavus on liver, kidney and testosterone enzymes in albino mice male. Where 20 samples taken inside each of the Al-furat General Hospital and Yarmouk Teaching Hospital from different places including the family and hospital equipment by transport media at the rate of three replicates from each place samples were taken for the purpose of isolating and diagnosing the polluted fungi of these areas. The study found that Aspergillus was the most common fungus found in these places was the prevalence rate in the al-furat General Hospital 56 % for the rest of the fungus species. In addition, A. flavus fungi was found to be 44.5 %, most of which were in female lobbies and A. fumigatus 30.05 %. The results of isolation from Yarmouk Hospital showed that the percentage of A. fumigatus fungi was 45.45 % and 24.24 %. The results showed the susceptibility of some types of A. flavus isolates to blood analysis. The results also showed the susceptibility of all fungi to keratin consumption. The study also showed a decrease in the concentration of enzymes GOT, GPT, ALP, as well as cholesterol and triglyceride decrease with increased concentration of urea and creatinine and decreased testosterone concentration.