Biological Science/ Microbiology/Health Sciences/ Environmental Biology

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to carry out the bacteriological analysis of crab (Brachyura) purchased from Itu creek, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. A total of six (6) samples were purchased and taken to microbiology laboratory for analysis within 2 hours using standard procedures. The following isolates were obtained; Enterococcus sp, Bacillius sp, Staphylococcus […]

ABSTRACT The isolation and identification of bacteria from wound surface were study using the standard microbiological method. The wound samples were collected from five different  patients  and  were brought to the microbiology laboratory for analysis five in numbers,  the highest bacterial colonies count was 70 while the lowest bacterial colonies count was 10. This study

ABSTRACT This study was aimed at investigating the microbial contamination of kitchen towels. Standard aseptical methods in the microbial analysis of the samples was employed. A total of five (5) samples were collected from volunteers and the result of the study revealed that Sample A and sample E had the highest heterotrophic bacterial and fungal

ABSTRACT The microbiological analysis and antibiogram of organic food spices sold within the market Ikot  Ekpene metropolis was analysed following aspetic techniques and result shows the presence of Streptococcus sp 20%, Staphylococcus sp 20%, Bacillus sp 20%, Klebsiella sp 6.6%, Escherichia coli 66%, Micrococcus sp 20% and Enterobacter 66%. The colony count of bacteria showed

ABSTRACT Anatomical studies of Rauvolfia vomitoria was carried out using standard procedure. Upper surface (adaxial) and lower surface (abaxial), showed the following features which include: irregular and polygonal epidermal cell shapes respectively, Anomocytic stomatal type on abaxial surface and none on the adaxial surface. The trichome is absent on both surfaces. The stomatal distribution for

ABSTRACT Using standard method of analysis, bioaccumulation  factor of gastropods from Ayadeghe beach showed T. fuscatus. Zn(0.73) >Ni (0.60) >Cr (0.19) >Cd(0.07) > Pb(nil); E. radiata; Zn (0.33) > Cd(0.07) >Cr (0.06) > Ni (0.03) > Pb (Nil). Zn was noticed to have highest B.F and all the value were below 1. Heavy metal pollution

ABSTRACT M. cola is a well known traditional medicinal plants that belongs to the family Malvaceae. The research work is to determine epidermal characteristics of M. cola. The results obtained for the abaxial and adaxial surface were amphistomatic distribution of stomata, anisocytic stomata and the epidermal cell shape was irregular. The identification is commonly based

ABSTRACT Euphorbia hirta is a genus of flowering plants, commonly called spurge; it is also called spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). Leaves of Euphorbia Hirta L. contains secondary metabolite such as alkaloids, diterpenoids, stigmasteron, beta-siteosterol, carboaromatic compounds polyols. Alkaloids and phenolic acids, are major chemical compounds present in stem of Euphorbia hirta. The plant is medicinally important.

ABSTRACT Anatomical studies of Clitoria  Ternatea L.(Fabacea) was carried out using standard procedure. Upper surface (adaxial) and lower surface (abaxial), showed that both features had irregular epidermal cell shapes respectively, amphistomatic stomatal type on both abaxial and adaxial surfaces. The trichome is uniserrate on both surfaces. The stomatal  distribution for both abaxial and adaxial surfaces

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