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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE NDAKO JAMES AJIGASOKOA Page | 1 B.Tech. Microbiology; M.Sc., Applied Microbiology & Plant Pathology; PhD (Applied Microbiology); AIMLS (Medical Virology). SECTION A: PERSONAL DATA Place of Birth: Gwada Local Government of Origin: Lavun State of Origin: Niger Nationality: Nigerian Marital Status: Married Sex: Male Contact Address: Department of Biological Sciences, Landmark University, P.M.B 1002, Ipetu road,Omuaran Kwara State, Nigeria. Email: [email protected] [email protected] Mobile Telephone: +234(0)7038540403 Present Rank/Designation: Lecturer 1 NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 1 SECTION B: EDUCATIONAL HISTORY Schools/Institutions attended Page | 2 S/N Degree Course of Study and Year Institution level specialization 1 B.Tech Microbiology 1997 Federal University of Technology, Minna. 2 M.Sc. Applied Microbiology &Plant 2008 University of Jos, Nigeria. Pathology 3 PhD Applied Microbiology 2016 University of Jos, Nigeria. 4 AIMLS Medical Virology 2002 Federal College of Medical Laboratory Sciences, Vom. Plateau State – Nigeria. NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 2 TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND QUALITY S/N Institution Name From To Status 1 University Landmark University, 2011 Present Lecturer Omuaran, Nigeria. 1 Page | 3 2 Monothecnic/Research Federal College of 2008 2011 Lecturer Institute. Medical Lab. Sciences, 1 [National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI)],Vom Plateau state. 3 Monothecnic/Research Federal College of 2005 2008 Lecturer Institute. Medical Lab. Sciences, II [National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI)],Vom Plateau state 4 Monothecnic/Research Federal College of 2002 2005 Lecturer Institute. Medical Lab. Sciences, III [National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI)],Vom Plateau state 5 Monothecnic/Research Federal College of 1999 2002 Asst. Institute. Medical Lab. Sciences, Lecturer [National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI)],Vom Plateau state NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 3 TAUGHT COURSES (AT VARIOUS ACADEMIC SESSIONS): BLY 119 Practical Biology I Page | 4 BLY 129 Practical Biology II BCH 212 Introductions to Physical Biochemistry MCB 211 General Microbiology BCH 221 Biomolecules II BCH 222 General Aspects of Metabolism BCH 224 Introductory Molecular Biology. MCB 315 Bacteriology CURRENT TEACHING DUTIES MCB 312 Microbial Physiology MCB 317 Immunology MCB 318 Introductory Virology I MCB 413 Food Microbiology MCB 414 Epidemiology and Public Health Microbiology. MCB 415 Microbial Genetics and Molecular Biology MCB 423 General and Systemic Virology. MCB 421 Pharmaceutical Microbiology 1. Final year Undergraduate research project Supervision Eleven (11) B.Sc. Students. Thirty-nine AIMLT Students NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 4 SELECTED PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES (ORIGINAL/FULL LENGTH RESEARCH PAPERS) Page | 5 1. De, N and James, N.A. (2002). Antibacterial spectrum of extracts of Ocimum gratissimum (Basil) and Xylopia aetiopica (Dunal). Nigerian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences. Vol. 11: 165-175. Indexed in: African Index Medicus, African Journals OnLine (AJOL). 2. Echeonwu,G.O.N,ANgene,J.A.Ndako,Nwankiti,O.O,J.O.Ibu,E.M.Onovoh,G.Paul,E.I.Eche onwu,A.E.Salihu,H.Jamilu,and B.C.Echeonwu.(2006).Stability of Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) Strain V4-UPM Coated on treated Broken Maize and stored at room Temperature. Journal of Applied Agricultural Research. Vol. 2:39-46 Indexed in: Chemical Abstracts (CAS), Google Scholar, ISI Web of Science (WoS), Zoological Record, BazTech, Google Scholar, ICI Journals Master List. 3. Echeonwu,G.O.N,Iroegbu,C.U,Echeonwu,B.C,Ngene,A.,Olabode,A.O.,Okeke,O.I.,Ndako, J.,Paul,G.,Onovoh,E.M., Junaid,S.A. and Nwankiti,O.O. (2007).Delivery of thermostable Newcastle disease (ND) Vaccine to chickens with broken millet grains as the vehicle. African Journal of Biotechnology, Vol.6 (23) pp2694-2699. Indexed in: ABC- Chemistry ,Abstracts on Hygiene and Communicable Diseases, Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture (AGORA),AJOL,DOAJ, Google Scholar, HINARI, Scientific Information Database, Scopus. 4. Echeonwu,G.O.N,Iroegbu,C.U, Echeonwu,B.C,Ngene, A., Junaid,S.A and Ndako,J. Echeonwu,I.E and Okoye,J.O.A(2008).Survival of Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) StrainV4 UPM Coated on three grains offal and exposed to room temperature. African Journal of Biotechnology. Vol.7 (15), PP.2688-2692 ISSN 1684-5315. Indexed in: ABC-Chemistry ,Abstracts on Hygiene and Communicable Diseases, Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture (AGORA),AJOL,DOAJ, Google Scholar, HINARI, Scientific Information Database, Scopus. 5. Echeonwu, G.O.N,Iroegbu,C.U, Echeonwu,B.C,Ngene, A., Nwosu, C.I., Joannis,T M. and Ndako,J.Immune response and protection of free range chickens Vaccinated Orally with feeding of Newcastle Vaccine-coated cassava granules. African journal of Biotechnology. (2008) Vol. 2:120-125. Indexed in: ABC-Chemistry ,Abstracts on Hygiene and Communicable Diseases, Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture (AGORA),AJOL,DOAJ, Google Scholar, HINARI, Scientific Information Database, Scopus. 6. F.C. Onwuliri, J.A.Ndako, A.O Olabode, E.A.Onwuliri G.O.N.Echeonwu, I.O.Okeke, M.Maliki. (2008). Seroprevalence of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) Among Pregnant Women in Vwang District Plateau State Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Biotechnology. Vol.19:60-65 ISSN 0189-1731.Academic Journal of the Biotechnology Society of Nigeria. NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 5 7. E.A. Onwuliri, G.E. Amona, F.C Onwuliri, J.A.Ndako. (2008). Seroprevalence of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) Among Pregnant Women in Aboh, Mbaise LGA, Imo State Nigeria. International Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences.4 Page | 6 (4):424-427.Indexed in: Medline/Pubmed; Pubmed Central; African Index Medicus; HINARI; AJOL; Science Citation Index. 8. F.C Onwuliri, J.A.Ndako, A.O Olabode, G.O.N, Echeonwu and O.O Nwankiti. (2008). Prevalence of Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) amongst apparently healthy individuals at Jos, Nigeria. International Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences. 4(1):37-40. Indexed in: Medline/Pubmed; Pubmed Central; African Index Medicus; HINARI; AJOL; Science Citation Index. 9. J.A.Ndako., A.O Olabode, G.O.N, Echeonwu, O.O.Nwankiti F.C.Onwuliri, O.Anaele, J.F.Akabahile, I.O.Okeke and J.M.Banda. (2009). Prevalence of Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBSAg) amongst Alcohol Consumers at Bassa LGA of Plateau State. International Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences.5 (3):276-280. Indexed in: Medline/Pubmed; Pubmed Central; African Index Medicus; HINARI; Bioline; AJOL; Science Citation Index. 10. O.O Nwankiti, J.A.Ndako, S. Abdulahi and I.O Nwagbo. (2009). Assay of Serum Antibodies against New castle disease Virus in local Chickens at Kaduna, Nigeria. Animal Production Research Advances, 5(3):220-223. Indexed in: African Index Medicus, African Journals OnLine (AJOL). 11.F.C.Onwuliri, J.A.Ndako., N.N.Shidali., E.A.OnwulirI., G.O.N.Echeonwu, and A.I.Ofili. (2009).Prevalence of HIV infection among Pulmonary Tuberculosis patients attending a rehabilitation centre in Mangu, Plateau state. Nigerian Journal of Experimental and Applied Biology, (2009) Vol.10:2 pp 93-98.Ms No.:NJEAB/2009/022. University of Maiduguri Basic and Applied Biology Research Group.; University of Maiduguri. Department of Biological Sciences Journal. 12.F.C.Onwuliri.,J.A.Ndako,A.O.Olabode,G,O.N.Echeonwu,E.A.Onwuliri.,O.O.Nwankiti,G.S alisu, M.C.Ohaeri and G.E. Amona.(2009).Phytochemical screening and antibacterial activity of Guiera senegalensis leaf extracts. International Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food Systems. 3(2): 99-104. Indexed in: African Index Medicus, African Journals OnLine (AJOL). 13.J.A.Ndako,F.C.Onwuliri.,A.O.Olabode,G.O.N,Echeonwu,O.O.Nwankiti,J.M.Banda,C.O.O nwuliri,and.E.A.Onwuliri.(2009). Seroprevalence of Cytomegalovirus (CMV) IgM antibodies Among Pregnant Women within Jos Metropolis. Nigeria Journal of Advances in Science and Technology. Vol. 3: (1) 63-67. Academic Journal; an NDAKO,James Ajigasokoa Page 6 African journal for research, innovation and discovery Federal University of Technology, Owerri. 14.Obinna O. Nwankiti ,James A. Ndako ,Georgebest O.N. Echeonwu ,Atanda O. Olabode Chika I. Nwosuh ,Ema M. Onovoh ,Lilian A. Okeke ,Jumoke A. Akinola ,Boniface N. Duru ,Ijeoma O. Nwagbo,Godwin O. Agada Anthony A. Chukwuedo. (2009). Hepatitis Page | 7 C Virus infection in apparently healthy individuals with family history of diabetes in Vom, Plateau State Nigeria, Virology Journal. 6:110 doi: 10.1186/1743-422X-6-110, Indexed in: Agricola, CABI, DOAJ, EmBiology, Global Health, MEDLINE, PubMed Central, Science Citation Index Expanded,SCImago,Scopus 15.James A. Ndako, Georgebest O Echeonwu, Nathaniel N Shidali, Iliyasu A Bichi, Grace A. Paul, Ema Onovoh, and Lilian A Okeke. (2009). Occurrence of Hepatitis C Virus infection in type 2 diabetic patients attending Plateau state specialist hospital Jos Nigeria Virology Journal 6:98 doi: 10.1186/1743-422X-6-98. Indexed in: Agricola, CABI, DOAJ, EmBiology, Global Health, MEDLINE, PubMed Central, Science Citation Index Expanded, SCImago, Scopus. 16.J.A.Ndako,G.O.N.Echeonwu,A.O.Olabode,N.N.Shidali,G.O.Agada,E.N.Iroegbun.,O.Olawuyi,and J.Chukwuekezie.(2009).Seroprevalence of Hepatitis B virus infection Among Pregnant Women at University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital .Maiduguri Nigeria. International Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences, 5(4):402-406. Indexed in: Medline/Pubmed; Pubmed Central; African Index Medicus; HINARI; Bioline; AJOL; Science Citation Index. 17.Nwankiti,O.O.,Ejekwolu,A.J,Ibrahim,I,,Ndako,J.A.,and.G.O.N.Echeonwu.(2010).Detect ion of Serum antibody levels against Newcastle Disease in local chickens in Bauchi Metropolis, Bauchi State. African Journal Clinical Experimental Microbiology 11(2): 95-101. Indexed in: Chemical Abstracts (CAS), Google Scholar, ISI Web of Science (WoS), Zoological Record, BazTech, Google Scholar, ICI Journals Master List 18.Atanda O. Olabode, James A. Ndako, Georgebest O.N. Echeonwu , Obinna O. Nwankiti, Anthony A. Chukwuedo.(2010).Use of cracked maize as a carrier for NDV4 vaccine in experimental vaccination of chickens Virology Journal, 7:67 Indexed in: Agricola, CABI, DOAJ, EmBiology, Global Health, MEDLINE, PubMed Central, Science Citation Index Expanded,SCImago,Scopus.
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