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Anaesthesia Orji-Udezuka
Country of origin: Nigeria Currently in: Nigeria, Ihiala General field of specialization: Biological Systems and Organisms-
Degrees
2016 Master Biological Systems and Organisms -
Current Research Activities
Agricultural Sciences
The importation of hops for brewing industries has cost the government to spend billions of naira on importation bu my current research using some agricultural medicinal plants to substitute the hop in the brewing industries will save the industries stress of importing hops there by improving and encouraging our local farmers to produce and have markets for their products.
Publications resulting from Research:
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
• Phytochemical and Antibacterial Activities of some selected African Medicinal plant Extracts on Methicillin-Resistant and Methicillin-Sensitive Staphylococcus Aureus 10th Novermber 2018.
• Effect of temperature and time of steeping of three Nigerian sorghum varieties……….
others are in progress
Current profession
Current professional activities type:IndustryQuality Assurance Manager who assures quality on raw materials and end products in the vegetable oil industries
Workshop and Conference Attended
2017 Nnamdi Azikiwe university 4th symposium of Nigeria society for microbiology4th, 5th&6th September, 2019 Kenya 6thInternational Interdisciplinary Conference (IIC6)Affiliations
NIGERIAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGYPresentation given
2017• Effect of temperature and time of steeping of three Nigerian sorghum varieties: 4th South East Annual Zonal Symposium (NSM), Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (2017).kenyaEvent: • Evaluation of the Chemical Composition of three Nigeria Sorghum Varieties (Raw and Ma2017EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND TIME OF STEEPING ON THREE NIGERIAN SORGHUM VARIETIESPAPER PRESENTATION AT: NIGERIAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY 4TH SOUTH EAST ANNUAL ZONAL SYMPOSIUM AND ZONAL MEETING, NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA.Event: EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND TIME OF STEEPING ON THREE NIGERIAN SORGHUM VARIETIES