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Ojo S.k.s

Department of Microbiology, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria

3 Publications

Publications 3

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Research Article Vol. 38, Issue 1

Prophylactic and Combination Study on Phyllanthus amarus and Diodia scandens Bioactive Fractions against Antibiotic Resistant Staphylococci

OJO S.K.S, Aliu K. T*, Jeje T. O, Balogun D. M, Orire V. O, Atitebi C. O, Awokoya O. O

Since centuries ago till date, medicinal plants remain relevant for curing many human infections and diseases due to the many enriched therapeutic and bioactive compounds present in plants. The age long tradition of drug discovery has always been aided by natural products from plants; which provide the basic elements for drug discovery. This resear...

Jun, 2024 Vol. 38, Issue 1
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Research Article Vol. 33, Issue 1

Risk Factors Associated with Tinea capitis among Pupils in Lagos, Ekiti and Ogun States, Nigeria

Egwuatu T. O.*, Ukhureigbe O. M., OJO S.K.S, Ogeneh, B.O., Osanyinlusi S. A., Ajayi, E.O.

Dermatophytes, the aetiological factor of Tinea capitis are pathogens causing infections of various courses. Limited studies of Tinea capitis have been carried out in Nigeria. This study therefore is aimed at determining the risk factors associated with this infection in Ado-odo Ota (Ogun State), Somolu, (Lagos State) and Oye-Ekiti, (Ekiti State). ...

Jun, 2019 Vol. 33, Issue 1
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Research Article Vol. 31, Issue 1

Emerging Antibiotic Resistant Nosocomial Infection – Coagulase Negative Staphylococci Isolated From Patients in General Hospitals Within Suburban Areas of Delta State, Nigeria

OJO S.K.S*, Esumeh, F.I., Osanyinlusi S. A., Ojerinde, A.O., Uzairue, L.I.

Emerging infectious diseases especially with the coagulase negative staphylococci (CoNS) is becoming prevalent and alarming in our health institutions and as community acquired infections. This study aimed at isolating antibiotic resistant and methicillin-resistant coagulase negative staphylococci from various clinical sites of patients at differen...

Jun, 2017 Vol. 31, Issue 1
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