I have obtained extensive practical experience in both teaching and research laboratory planning and management.

I successfully carry out practical class sessions either with small or large number of students.

I exercise high attention to detail and impart to learners skills that produce reliable and reproducible laboratory results.

Interacting with both academic and technical staff at all levels to facilitate smooth and accurate programme completion for laboratory practicals is my priority.

Ensuring the procurement of equipment, chemicals and reagents in time is my goal at the beginning of every academic year.

With strong background of new born spirituality, I use my time well for civil and doctrinal pursuits, while exercising patience and compassion to all mankind.

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Moro J O Bio

I have obtained extensive practical experience in both teaching and research laboratory planning and management.

I successfully carry out practical class sessions either with small or large number of students.

I exercise high attention to detail and impart to learners skills that produce reliable and reproducible laboratory results.

Interacting with both academic and technical staff at all levels to facilitate smooth and accurate programme completion for laboratory practicals is my priority.

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Publications

2012

F., O,.L. CJB, O. MJ.  2012.  Effects of Phenobarbital and carbon tetrachloride on liver enzymes. J. Appl. Biosci.. Volume 56(ISSN 1997 - 5902):4097–4107. Abstract

RESUME
Introduction: Barbiturates and carbon tetrachloride (CCL4) are known to have effects on liver enzymes. More ever, barbiturates which are used as sedative hypnotics, anticonvulsants, generally cause induction of liver microsomal enzymes while CCL4 cause hepatoxity releasing various liver enzymes.
Objective: To determine the effects of Phenobarbital and carbon tetrachloride on some selected liver enzymes.
Methodology and results: Rats treated with Phenobarbital had higher levels of activity of transaminases, alkaline phosphatase and longer to gain writing reflex while CCl4 treated rats had reduced levels of the mentioned enzyme and shorter time to gain writing reflex .
Conclusion and application: Treatment with Phenobarbital needs continuous adjustment and regulation of dosage by the attending clinician. A history of the patient is required before administration of other drugs or carrying a therapeutic drug monitoring to confirm toxicology. It was therefore concluded that barbiturates are inducers of liver enzymes while CCl4 is a liver toxicant

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