Dr
Robert
Niayale
Dr
Robert
Niayale
Lecturer
University for Development
Biography
I am ambitious and a team player, ready to work in any Acaddemic or Research institution or organization where I can utilize my education and work experience productively and effectively towards the realization of their set goals and also be subject to opportunities and challenges that lead to knowledge expansion and my career development. Research interests
1. Use of locally available plant extracts to treat common tropical diseases and pest
2. Determining the molecular basis of hybrid sterility in bovines Projects you're working on
1. Determining the prevalence, gestational age of fetuses and reasons for the slaughter of pregnant cattle at some slaughter slaughterhouses in Bono East Region.
2. Comparing the prevalence of endoparasite between free-living and captive baboons and warthog species in the Mole National Park and Kumasi Zoological Garden.
3. Assessing the potential of False Yam in treating common skin diseases in small ruminants.
4. Assessing quarantine and public health activities at the Paga land border: Comparing the importation of various animal species pre- and post-COVID-19.
5. Evaluating the efficacy of False Yam Leaf extract (methanolic and aqueous) as an antimicrobial
Discipline
Bioinformatics Cellular biology Immunology – B-cells Immunology – T-cells Immunology – innate Molecular biology Host species
Cats Cattle Dogs Poultry Small ruminants Pathogen
Parasites›Ticks Viruses›Foot-and-mouth disease virus Viruses›Peste des petits ruminants virus