histology of parts ofthe brain, cytokine expression and haematology of eidolon helvum (african straw coloured fruit bats) experimentally infected with rabies virus
The rabies virus causes an acute encephalomyelitis that is fatal in 100% of cases. Most mammals are susceptibile to this virus. Bats (Chiroptera), however are able to withstand infections and are well known reservoirs of this virus. Bats appear to have developed an immune mechanism that fights the severity of the infection. The present study was de... Continue Reading
the the effect of prenatal exposure to artesunate on developing cerebrum and hippocampus in wistar rat foetuses (rattus norvegicus)
In the name of ALLAH, the Most gracious and Most merciful, who gives knowledge and understanding in all aspect of learning. My sincere appreciation goes to the chairman of my supervisory committee, Professor Sunday Samuel Adebisi for his awesome contributions, fatherly advice, thorough supervision and mentorship roles while on the research programm... Continue Reading
risk factors associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes among women of reproductive age
(A CASE STUDY OF SOBA L.G.A KADUNA STATE)
Adverse outcomes of pregnancy include: miscarriages, preterm delivery, low birth weight babies, stillbirth, maternal morbidity and maternal mortality. The most severe adverse outcome of pregnancy is the death of the mother or the offspring. Poor pregnancy outcomes are influenced by a myriad of biological, social and environmental factors. Maternal ... Continue Reading
risk factors for cardiovascular disease among the inmates in kuje federal prison
(A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA)
The global burden of cardiovascular disease (CVD) is increasing and is among the leading cause of death, disability and loss of productivity. This may be caused by high blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, lack of exercise, obesity, high blood cholesterol, poor diet, and excessive alcohol consumption, among others. The objectives were to determine th... Continue Reading
the effect of maternal anthropometry, demography and health conditions on newbornanthropometry in federal teaching hospital gombe, gombe state, nigeria
Maternal characteristics have been reported previously to have impact on the progress and outcome of pregnancy, especially those related to birth weight (BW)and perinatal mortality. Birth weight plays an important role in infant survival, child development, and adult metabolic diseases. The present study aimed at investigating the influence of mate... Continue Reading
effects of fermented soyabean (glycine max) supplement on lactation and related physiological parameters inalbino wistar rats
In mammals, lactation is the most energetically demanding period of a female's reproductive life. In the wild, investment in reproduction is associated with a decrease in survival in both large and small mammals. Energy intake typically increases by 66�“188% but in some animals such as laboratory mice, intake can increase by up to 400 per cent. As... Continue Reading
thumbprint, facial anthropometry and body mass index in hausa ethnic group of kano state, nigeria
Exploration of human variation using dermatoglyphics and facial features has long been considered as an important marker within the domain of biological anthropology. The aim of the study was to discriminate sexes using thumbprint and facial profiles, and also to determine asymmetry and the relationship between facial profiles with thumbprint profi... Continue Reading
some neurochemical changes associated with canabis sativa (cannabinaceae) administration on learning and memory in mice
Cannabis sativa is a member of the family Cannabinaceae. Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol is thought to be the principal psychoactive ingredient present in Cannabis and may have important implications for various neurobehavioral processes, including learning, memory, motivation, motor control, etc. Cannabis use is associated with negative health outcom... Continue Reading
physiological responses of wistar rats to experimentally-induced pain during the harmattan season and the modulatory role of resveratrol
This study investigated the influence of harmattan season (November-February) in naïve animals subjected to mechanical, chemical and thermal noxious stimulation and the modulating effect of resveratrol. Animals were grouped into two major groups of 50 males and females respectively. These major groups were subdivided into control, carboxymethyl ce... Continue Reading
relationship between somatotypes and hepatobiliary dimensions, body composition, and some anthropometric variables of students
(A CASE STUDY OF AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA)
Previous studies have suggested an association of somatotype with body composition and the organ dimensions among individuals and populations. However, the relationship of somatotypes of medical students of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria with body composition, organ dimensions and some anthropometric variables has not been evaluated. This cro... Continue Reading
hypoglycemic and hepato-protective effects of hydro-ethanol silk of zea-mays extract on alloxan-induced diabetic wistar rats
Globally, as of 2010, an estimated 285 million people had diabetes, with type 2 making up about 90% of the cases The management of diabetes without side effects is a major challenge in the medical system.Silkof Zea maysfrom a variety of maize sources has been shown to have a range of biological activities and potential health benefits such as hypog... Continue Reading
evaluation of the anti-convulsant effect of pennisetum glaucum supplement in some laboratory animals
Pennisetum glaucum has been pharmacologically studied for various activities like antidiabetic, anti-microbial and anti-tumor activities. The present study was aimed at investigating the anti-convulsant effect of Pennisetum glaucum supplement in some laboratory animals. Quantitative phytochemical and proximate tests were carried on Pennisetum glauc... Continue Reading
effect of resveratrol on chlorpyrifos-induced cognitive impairment in swiss albino mice
Chlorpyrifos (CPF) is thought to cause oxidative injury in both humans and animals via the formation of free radicals. Exposure to CPF at doses that did not result in overt clinical symptoms has been reported among pesticide applicators and other farm workers thereby constituting an important source of occupational hazards to these groups of indivi... Continue Reading
effect of curcumin on blood glucose level, neurobehavioral responses and oxidative stress biomarkers in alloxan-induced diabetic swiss albino mice
Cognitive deficit is an emerging health concern in diabetic patients. Hyperglycemia and reactive oxygen species are believed to be among the prime candidates mediating the behavioral impairments and memory deficits. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of curcumin on blood glucose level, neurobehavioral responses and some oxidative stre... Continue Reading
assessment of some biochemical markers of nutritional status among adult sickle cell anaemia patients in steady state in zaria
Sickle cell anaemia is a chronic haemolytic state which is characterized by hypercatabolism that could predispose to malnutrition. The low socio economic backgroundof our patients may worsen their health status. The study was aimed atassessing some biochemicalmarkers of nutritional status among adult sickle cell anaemia patients in steady state in ... Continue Reading
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