Search Results - "Akinpelu, Oluwaseun"

Heavy metal toxicity in the water column and benthic sediments of a degraded tropical stream by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Omisakin, Omobukola D., Oni, Oluwagbemiga A., Aliu, Olanrewaju O., Omoniyi, Gbenga E., Akinpelu, Oluwaseun T.

“…Agriculture and other anthropogenic activities on riparian corridors pose a great ecotoxicological risk to freshwater ecosystem and human health. Using the…”
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Gold mining impairs the biological water quality of a culturally important river and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nigeria by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Oladeji, Tolulope A., Kowobari, Esther D., Adedapo, Abiodun M., Fagbohun, Ibrahim R., Akinpelu, Oluwaseun T., Oyeku, Oyeshina G.

“…The UNESCO World Heritage Sites have special conservation regulations because they are recognized as having significant cultural and/or natural value. One of…”
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Freshwater macroinvertebrates along the Nigeria-Cameroon border enhance the conservation value of the lower Guinea forest biodiversity hotspot by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Adedapo, Abiodun M., Akinpelu, Oluwaseun T., Fagbohun, Ibrahim R., Kowobari, Esther D., Oladeji, Tolulope A., Adeniyi, Akinkunle V., Aliu, Olanrewaju O.

“…In Nigeria and tropical Africa, the bias towards the protection of natural sites on account of terrestrial biodiversity or their resultant ecosystem services…”
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Conservation evaluation of three Nigerian streams in different vegetation zones demonstrates why pristine freshwater ecosystems in the Afrotropics should be protected by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Adedapo, Abiodun M., Fagbohun, Ibrahim R., Akinpelu, Oluwaseun T., Amoo, Timothy O., Aliu, Olanrewaju O., Adeniyi, Akinkunle V.

“…Pristine freshwater ecosystems are becoming rarer globally, increasing the urgency of protecting sites of special conservation importance, particularly in…”
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Macroinvertebrate metric indicators should be juxtaposed with the community conservation index as ecological tools for conservation evaluation of pristine freshwater ecosystems by Akindele, Emmanuel O., Adedapo, Abiodun M., Fagbohun, Ibrahim R., Akinpelu, Oluwaseun T., Aliu, Olanrewaju O., Kowobari, Esther D.

“…The ecological significance of freshwater ecosystems for conservation in the temperate zone has been determined by aquatic biologists using a variety of…”
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Assessment of Ventricular Repolarization in Sickle Cell Anemia Patients: The Role of QTc Interval, Tp-e Interval and Tp-e/QTc Ratio and Its Gender Implication by Ajibare, Adeola Olubunmi, Olabode, Olatunde Peter, Fagbemiro, Emmanuel Yemi, Akinlade, Olawale Mathias, Akintunde, Adeseye Abiodun, Akinpelu, Oluwaseun Oyetope, Olatunji, Lawrence Aderemi, Soladoye, Ayodele Olufemi, Opadijo, Oladimeji George

“…Many specific and non-specific electrocardiographic abnormalities including ventricular arrhythmias have been reported in subjects with sickle cell anemia…”
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Is renal medullary carcinoma the seventh nephropathy in sickle cell disease? A multi-center Nigerian survey by Madu,Anazoeze, Najibah, Galadincci, Garba, Umar, Shehu, Abdulahi, Florence, Fowodu, Abdulaziz, Hassan, Marcus, Inyama, Oluwaseun, Akinpelu, Theresa, Nwagha, Obike, Ibegbulam, Sunday, Ocheni, Ifeoma, Korubo, Uche, Anike, Kingsley,Agu, Charles,Nonyelu, Angela,Ugwu, Augustin,Duru, Chikwudi, Anigbo, Alozie, Eze, Uchenna,Ololo, Caroline,Omoti, Obineche,Agwu, Iheanyi,Okpala

“…Introduction: Previous studies had enlisted renal medullary carcinoma (RMC) as the seventh nephropathy in sickle cell disease (SCD). Clinical experience has…”
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Stroke prevalence amongst sickle cell disease patients in Nigeria: a multi-centre study by Jude, Madu Anazoeze, Aliyua, Galadanci Najiba, Nalado, Aisha Mohammed, Garba, Kangiwa Umar, Florence, O Florence, Hassan, Ahmed, Inyama, Marcus, Akinpelu, Oluwaseun, Theresa, Nwagha, Sunday, Ocheni, Ifeoma, Embodi, Anthony, Ikefuna, Batholomew, Chukwu, Chide, Okocha E, Orkuma, Joseph, Malachy, Iheanacho, Korubo, Kaladada, Sabastine, Anike Uchenna, Kingsley, Agu, Nonyelu, Charles, Ugwu, Angela, Duru, Augustine, Anigbo, Chukwudi, Eze, Alozie, Chukwurah, Awele, Ololo, Uchenna, Omoti, Caroline, Agwu, Obinneche, Iheanyi, Okpala

“…: Background: Stroke is a life-changing, debilitating complication of sickle cell disease (SCD). Previous studies had recorded high stroke prevalence amongst…”
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