Free radicals are highly reactive chemical species containing one or more unpaired electrons that exert context-dependent effects on human physiology and disease. Although controlled levels of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species support cellular signalling, immune defence, and vascular regulation, their excessive prod...
Ogana Moses Miracle, I. Umaru· Kwaghe International Journal...· 0 citations
Ebola virus disease (EVD) remains a major threat to global health security, particularly in African regions characterized by fragile health systems and constrained epidemic preparedness. This study critically examines international strategies and collaborative responses to Ebola outbreaks by relating lessons from the 2...
Atabo Amodu, I. Umaru, Chakfa Nanmar et al.· African Journal of Clinical...· 0 citations
Malaria and typhoid fever remain major public health challenges in tropical regions, particularly in Nigeria, where both diseases are endemic and may occur concurrently among patients presenting with febrile illness. This study aims to determine the prevalence, associated risk factors, and clinical outcomes of malaria–...
Atabo Amodu, I. Umaru, Chakfa Nanmar et al.· African Journal of Clinical...· 0 citations
Calotropis gigantea is widely used in traditional medicine for treating various health conditions. This study evaluated the phytochemical composition and comparative therapeutic effects of methanolic extracts from its leaves, stem bark, and roots in streptozotocin (STZ)-induced diabetic albino rats. Plant materials wer...
Mercy iliya Tumba, I. Umaru, C. Imo· African Journal of Sciences...· 0 citations
Calotropis gigantea is widely used in traditional medicine, but comparative evidence concerning the antidiabetic and organ-protective effects of its different anatomical parts remains limited. This study evaluated the phytochemical constituents and therapeutic effects of methanolic extracts derived from the leaves, ste...
Mercy iliya Tumba, I. Umaru, C. Imo· African Journal of Biochemis...· 0 citations
It is concluded that protein metabolism constitutes a dynamic interface connecting biochemistry, physiology, disease mechanisms, and precision health and provides a framework for understanding current biomedical applications and guiding future developments in disease prevention, diagnosis, and targeted therapy.
I. Umaru, H. Umaru, Maryam Usman Ahmed et al.· African Journal of Biochemis...· 0 citations
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