Search Results - "Bankole, O. S."

Seroprevalence of onchocerciasis in Ogun State, Nigeria after ten years of mass drug administration with ivermectin by Surakat, OA, Sam-Wobo, SO, De Los Santos, T, Faulx, D, Golden, A, Ademolu, K, Yokobe, L, Adeleke, MA, Bankole, SO, Adekunle, ON, Abimbola, WA, Mafiana, CF

“…Background: This serological study conducted between March and July 2015 investigated the status of onchocerciasis in Ogun State, Nigeria after a decade of…”
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Soil radioactivity and radiation absorbed dose rates at roadsides in high-traffic density areas in Ibadan metropolis, southwestern Nigeria by Jibiri, N. N., Bankole, O. S.

“…The effect of ionising radiation on biological systems depends among other factors on time and place of exposure and population involved. Socio-economic…”
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Seroprevalence of onchocerciasis in Ogun State, Nigeria after ten years of mass drug administration with ivermectin by Surakat, O. A., Sam-Wobo, S. O., De Los Santos, T., Faulx, D., Golden, A., Ademolu, K., Yokobe, L., Adeleke, M. A., Bankole, S. O., Adekunle, O. N., Abimbola, W. A., Mafiana, C. F.

“…Background: This serological study conducted between March and July 2015 investigated the status of onchocerciasis in Ogun State, Nigeria after a decade of…”
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Evaluation of damage of some food commodities by larger grain borer-Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) {Coleoptera: Bostrichidae} and microbial composition of frass induced by the insect by Osipitan, A. A., Akintokun, K., Odeyemi, S., Bankole, S. O.

“…The microbial composition of the frass from maize (Zea mays) grains and seven dried root and tuber crops (R&TC) infested by Prostephanus truncatus were…”
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Epidemiological evaluation of onchocerciasis along Ogun River System, southwest Nigeria by Sam-Wobo, S O, Adeleke, M A, Jayeola, O A, Adeyi, A O, Oluwole, A S, Ikenga, M, Lawniye, F, Gazama, J, Kagni, A, Kosoko, T O, Agbeyangi, O, Bankole, S, Toé, L, Mafiana, C F, Yameogo, L

“…Epidemiological studies were carried out to assess the prevalence and community microfilarial load (CMFL) of onchocerciasis after repeated annual treatment…”
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