CURRICULUM VITAE

Enitan A. Bababunmi PhD, DSc, FRCPathPresident & Executive ChairmanENHICA International, Inc.

USA, UK and Africa Email: president@enhicainternational.org

CONTENTS

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BIOMETRICS-----------------------------------------------------------

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CAREER------------------------------------------------------------------ 2

PUBLICATIONS--------------------------------------------------------3 – 13

TECHNICAL MONOGRAPHS---------------------------------------- 14

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & PATENTS --------------------- 15

INVITED LECTURES------------------------------------------------- 16- 19

ADVISER ON BIOTECHNOLOGY---------------------------------- 20

TESTIMONIAL---------------------------------------------------------21

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CURRICULUM VITAE and BIBLIOGRAPHY

Enitan A. BABABUNMI PhD, DSc., FRCPath

Name: Enitan Abisogun BABABUNMI

Nationality Nigerian (Permanent Resident: USA) – UNITED STATES -RECOGNIZED ALIEN OF EXTRAORDINARY ABILITY,[203 (B) (1) (A) INA.

105 Stature Drive, Newark,DE 19713 USA, Tel: +1-302-898-2562; 19 Oluyole Way, New Bodija, IB 20002 NG, Tel: +234-803-356-8576

Address: ENHICA International Organization USA, UK, Africa

www.enhica-research.net

ENHICA Research InternationalNon-Profit Organizationc/o 105 Stature DriveNewark, DE 19713USA president@enhicainternational.org

Research Director & Chair Glopahtech (UK) Ltd 33 Shelley House Shakespeare Walk London N16 8TJ UK glopahtech@technologist.com

Chair, ASOPAH International 19 Oluyole Way, New BodijaUI Post Office Box 14531IbadanNigeria, West Africachair@asopah.org,

Tels: +1-302-898-2562(USA); +1-646-785-1556(USA) ; +44-788-086-3037(UK;

+234-2-750-3648(NG) ; +234-803-356-8576(NG)

Positions: Research Director & Chief Executive OfficerENHICA Research International Network (1997-Date)Emails: admin@enhicainternational.org;

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biotechnology-education@consultant.com

Honorary Research Director, ITSI-Biosciences, Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15904, USAEmail: genomics-proteomics@consultant.com

Consultant, International Programme on Chemical Safety, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland (1977-1997)

Vice-Chancellor & CEO , LagosState University, Lagos, Nigeria

(1993-1997)

Director, Postgraduate Inst. For Medical Research and Training,

University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria (1991-1993) ; Professor & HOD, Biochemistry (and Toxicology) College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria(1978-1984)

Qualifications: 1965 BSc (Hons) Biochemistry @ UCL, University of London, UK 1970 PhD Tropical Toxicology@ The University of Ibadan, Nigeria 1987 DSc. Toxicology@ The University of London, UK 1990 FRCPath Toxicology@ The Royal College of Pathologists, UK

CAREER AND INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION:

1.1 National Cancer Institute, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA (Dr. John H. Weisburger, 1969) - Fellow

1.2 The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore

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Maryland, USA (Professor Albert Lehninger, 1975-1976) - Fellow

1.3 University of London St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School,(now Imperial College of Science, Technology and MedicineUK (Professor Richard Tecwyn Williams FRS)Adjunct (1969-1972)

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2. Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, AssociateProfessor, University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1967-1978)

3. Professor of Biochemistry at the Universityof Ibadan, Nigeria (1978-1999)

4. Research Professor (Nutrition & Disease) at theUniversity of Liverpool, School of TropicalMedicine, UK and Eleanor Roosevelt – AmericanCancer Society International Fellow (1989-1990)

5. Elected Fellow, International Union AgainstCancer, Geneva, Switzerland (1991-Date)

6. Merit Award, DISCIPLINE OF SCIENCE – NationalAssociation of Alumni, Igbobi College ofNigeria (1993)

7. President & Vice-Chancellor, Lagos StateUniversity & Director, Centre for EnvironmentalHealth Science (1993-1996)

8. University Guest Scientist-Professor(Environmental Health Science), Austin PeayState University, Clarksville, Tennessee, USA(1996-1997)

9. Honorary Professor, Centre for Occupational andEnvironmental Health, De Montfort University,Leicester,

UK (1997-2000)

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10. Honorary Fellow, Institute of EnvironmentalStudies, University of Pennsylvania, USA (2000)

11. Elected Fellow, TheRoyal Society of Medicine, London , UK (2001)

BIOSCIENCE, MEDICAL SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGYSELECTED PUBLICATIONS

1. BABABUNMI EA and Bassir O.The effect of aflatoxin on blood clotting in therat. Br J Pharmacol. 1969 Oct; 37(2): 497-500.

2. Bassir, O. and BABABUNMI, E.A.Aflatoxin Production by Aspergillus flavus. Proc.Intern. Cong. Nutr. Prague, Czechoslovakia.(1969).

3. Bassir, O. and BABABUNMI, E.A. Effect of aflatoxin on blood clotting and theendoplasmic reticulum. Proc. 8th Intern. Congr.Biochem. Montreaux, Switzerland. (1970).

4. Bassir O, and BABABUNMI, E.A.Effect of the anticoagulant action of aflatoxin B1

on the ultrastructure of rat liver cell. Br JExp Pathol. 1970 Oct; 51(5): 483-6.

5. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir, O. Species differences in the anticoagulant action ofaflatoxin. Proc. Union Physiol. Sci. Munch,Federal Republic of Germany. (1971).

6. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir, O. The osmotic behaviour of mitochondrial swellinginduced by aflatoxin B1. Proc. 5th Intern. Congr.Pharmacol. San Francisco, Ca., U.S.A. (1972).

7. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir OSpecies differences in the anticoagulantactivities of aflatoxinB1 and 4-hydroxycoumarin.Afr J Med Sci. 1972 Apr; 3(2): 97-103.

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8. Bassir O. and BABABUNMI, E.A.Liver function and histology in various speciesof animal treated with non-lethal doses ofaflatoxin B1

J. Pathol. 1972 Sep; 108(1): 85-90.

9. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir, O.Effects of Aflatoxin B1 on the swelling andadenosine triphosphatase activities ofmitochondria isolated from different tissues ofthe rat.FEBS Lett. 1972 Oct 1; 26(1): 102-4.

10. Bassir O, BABABUNMI, E.A.The binding of aflatoxin B1 wit serum albumin.Biochem Pharmacol. 1973 Jan 1; 22(1): 132-4.

11. BABABUNMI, E.A., Smith R.L., Williams RTThe absence of hippuric acid synthesis in theIndian fruit bat. Life Sci II. 1973 Apr 8;12(7): 317-26

12. Bamgbose OA, BABABUNMI, E.A.Interaction of metronidazole with human andbovine plasma albumin. Biochem Pharmacol. 1973 Nov 15; 22(22): 2926-8.

13. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir, O. Aflatoxin B1-induced biochemical lesion in theliver mitochondria. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol.(Proc. Soc. Toxicol.) New York City, U.S.A.(1973).

14. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Bassir, O. Activation of DNP-induced ATPase ofmitochondrial by Aflatoxin. Proc. 9th Intern.Congr. Biochem. Stockholm, Sweden. (1973).

15. BABABUNMI, E.A.Activation of dinitrophenol-induced adenosinetriphosphatase in rat brain mitochondria byaflatoxin B1. Brain Res. 1974 Apr 26; 70(3): 559-61.

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16. French MR, BABABUNMI EA, Golding RR, BassirCaldwell J, Smith RL, Williams RTThe conjugation of phenol, benzoic acid, 1-naphthylacetic acid and sulphadimethoxine in thelion, civet and genet.FEBS Lett. 1974 Sep 15; 46(1): 134-7.

17. BABABUNMI, E.A., Bamgbose SOA comparison of the interactions of pyrantel andmorantel with serum albumins. West Afr JPharmacol Drug Res. 1974 Dec; 2(1): 93P

18. BABABUNMI, E.A., Emerole, G.O., Bassir, O.Gershlick, A.

The Induction of Enzymes in Rat Livermicrosomal Fractions after, pre- treatment with Aflatoxin B1. Fed. Proc. Fedn.Amer. Soc. Exp. Biol. (1974). U.S.A., Vol. 33,559.

19. BABABUNMI, E.A., Obidoa, O.O. Bassir, O. Enzymic studies on mitochodrial toxicity ofaflatoxin in vitro. Proc. Fedn. Europ. Biochem.Soc. Budapest, Hungary. (1974).

20. BABABUNMI EA, French MR, Rutman RJ, Bassir O,Dring LG Study of the fluorescence of 5-hydroxycoumarin, 5-methoxycoumarin and aflatoxin B1. Biochem Soc. Trans 3(6):940-943, 1975.

21. BABABUNMI, E.A., Obidoa, O.O. Bassir, O. Hydroxylation and the toxicity of aflatoxin.Proc. Symp. Drug. Metab. (Xenobiotica). Surrey, U.K. (1976).

22. Olorunsogo, O.O., Bassir, O. BABABUNMI, E.A. Biochemical lesion in rat liver induced byglaphosate. Proc. Biochem. Soc. Nig. (W. Afr. J. Biol. Appl. Chem.)lbadan, Nigeria. (1976).

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23. BABABUNMI, E.A., Francis, T.I., Bassir, O.mRukari, A. Urinary excretion of aflatoxin by Nigerians withliver diseases. Proc. Intern. Symp. DePCa. New York City, U.S.A. (1976).

24. BABABUNMI, E.A., Uwaifo, A.O. Bassir, O.Carcinogen contamination of Nigerian Foods. Proc. Intern.Congr. Toxicol. Toronto, Canada. (1977).

25. Uwaifo, A.O., BABABUNMI, E.A. Bassir, O. The effect of aflatoxins 131 and G1 on humangut flora. Proc. Intern. Congr. Toxicol. Toronto, Canada. (1977). 26. Olorunsogo, O.O., BABABUNMI, E.A. Bassir, O. Toxicology of glyphosate. Proc. Intern. Congr.Toxicol. Toronto, Canada. (1977).

27. BABABUNMI EA, Uwaifo AO, Bassir O Hepatocarcinogens in Nigerian foodstuffs World Rev Nutr Diet. 1978; 28: 188-209

28. Lehninger AL, Vercesi A, BABABUNMI EA Regulation of Ca2+ release from

mitochondria by the oxidation-reduction state of pyridine nucleotides. Proc Natl Acad Sci (USA) 1978 Apr; 75(4):

1690-4.

29. Obidoa O, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir O Action of dihydroaflatoxins on rat liver

mitochondria. 1. membrane-dependent osmotic and redox effects

of Aflatoxins B2 and G2

Toxicology. 1978 Sep; 11(1): 29-36.

30.BABABUNMI EA Toxins and carcinogens in the environment: anobservation in the tropics

J Toxicol Environ Health. 1978 Sep-Nov;4(5-6): 91-9.

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31. Uwaifo, A.O., BABABUNMI, E.A. Bassir, O. Mutagens in the Nigerian environment. Toxicol.Appl. Pharmacol. (Proc.

Soc. Toxicol.), San Francisco, Ca., U.S.A.(1978).

32. BABABUNMI, E.A. Olorunsogo, O.O. Bassir, O. Toxicology of Glyphosate in rat and mice.Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol. (Proc. Soc. Toxicol.), ( 1978). SanFrancisco, Ca., USA

33. Olorunsogo,.O.O., Bassir, O. BABABUNMI, E.A.Uncoupling of isolated rat liver mitochondrial byN-(Phosphonomethyl) Glycine. Proc Intern. Congr.Biochem. Toronto, Canada. (1979)

34. Olorunsogo OO, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OUncoupling of cornshoot mitochondria by N-(phosphonomethyl)glycineFEBS Lett. 1979 Jan 15; 97(2): 279-82.

35. Uwaifo AO, Emerole GO, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OComparative Mutagenicity of palmotoxin Bo andaflatoxins B1 and M1

J Environ Pathol Toxicol. Apr; 2(4): 1099-107.

36. BABABUNMI EA, Olorunsogo OO, BassirThe uncoupling effect of N-(phosphonomethyl)glycine on isolated rat livermitochondria.Biochem Pharmacol. 1979 Mar 15; 28(6): 925-7

37. Olorunsogo OO, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OEffect of glyphosate on rat liver mictochondriain vivo.Bull Environ Contam Toxicol. 1979 Jun; 22(3):357-64.

38. Uwaifo AO, BABABUNMI EAThe reduced mutagenicity of aflatoxin B1 duetohydroxylation: observations on five Salmonellatyphimurium tester strains.

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Cancer Lett. 1979 Aug; 7(4): 221-5.

39.Uwaifo AO, Okorie DA, BABABUNMI EAMutagenicity of chamuvaritin: abenzyldihydrochalconeisolated from a medicinalplant.Cancer Lett. 1979 Nov; 8(1): 98-92

40. Olorunsogo, O.O., Bassir, O. BABABUNMI, E.A. Effects of N-(Phosphonombthyl) glycine on SomeEnergy Linked Functions of Rat LiverMitochondrial. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol.(1979). Vol. 48, (No. 1), A39.

41. BABABUNMI, E.A. The Problem of Environmental Carcinogens inTropical Africal. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol.(proc. Soc. Toxicol.) U.S.A., (1979). Vol. 48,(No.1), A152.

42. BABABUNMI, E.A., Idle, J.R., Mahgoub, A.,Mbenefo, C. and Smith, L.R. Polymorphichydroxylation of debrisoquine in Nigerians. Peoc.Brit. Soc. Clin. Pharmacol. London (1980).(Brit. J. Clin. Pharmacol. 9, 112 p).

43. BABABUNMI, E.A. and Olorunsogo, O.O. Inhibitory effect of N-phosphonomethyl)-Glycinein vivo on energy-dependent Pi-induced swellingof isolated rat liver mitochondria, Proc. Soc.Toxicol. U.S.A., Washington, D.C. (1980).

44. Olorunsogo OO, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OInteraction of N-(phosphonomethyl)glycine withsome respiratory chain enzymes of isolated corn-shoot mitochondria.Arch Environ Contam Toxicol. 1980; 9(1): 109-14

45.BABABUNMI EA, Thabrew I, Bassir OAflatoxin-induced coagulopathy in differentnutritionally classified animal species.World Rev Nutr Diet. 1980; 34: 161-81.

46. Olowookere JO, BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OCorrelation between vitamin-A content of theliver and osmotic behaviour of hepaticmitochondria in rats fed at

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different levels of dietary protein.Z Tierphysiol Tierernahr Futtermittelkd. 1980;44(4-5): 218-23.

47. BABABUNMI EA, Idle JR, Mahgoub A, Mbanefo Cand Smith RLPolymorphic hydroxylation of debrisoquine inNigerians.Br J Clin Pharmacol. 1980 Jan; 9(1): 112P-113P.

48. Obidoa O, BABABUNMI EA and Bassir OAflatoxin interactions with rat hepaticmitochondrial Dyhydrogenases.Biochem Med. 1980 Apr; 23(2): 127-32.

49. Thabrew MI, BABABUNMI EA and French MRThe metabolic fate of [14C] benzoic acid inprotein-energy deficient rats.Toxicol Lett. 1980 May 5(6): 363-7.

50. Thabrew MI, and BABABUNMI EA

Levels of microsomal drug-metabolizing enzymesin animals which are highly susceptible toaflatoxincarcinogenicity: the case of the duck.Cancer Lett. 1980 Jun; 9(4): 333-8.

51. Mbanefo C, BABABUNMI EA, Mahgoub A, Sloan TP, Idle JR and Smith RL

A study of the debrisoquine hydroxylationpolymorphism in a Nigerian population. Xenobiotica. 1980 Nov; 10(11): 811-8.

52. Olorunsogo O O and BABABUNMI EA

Inhibition of succinate-linked reduction ofpyridinenucleotide in rat liver mitochondria ‘in vivo’byN-(phosphonomethyl)glycine.

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Toxicol Lett. 1980 Dec; 7(2): 149-52.

53. BABABUNMI EABiochemical Research on the aflatoxin molecule:major events of the past two decades and futurepriorities. In: Smith, RL and BABABUNMI, EA(ed). Toxicology in the Tropics.Taylor & Francis Scientific Publishers, London93-107, 1980.

54. Olorunsogo, O.O. and BABABUNMI, E.A. The sensitivity of Oligomycin-inhibitedrespiration of rat liver mitochondria by N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine. Proc. 8th Intern.Congr. Pharmacol. Tokyo, Japan. (1981).

55. BABABUNMI, E.A., Thabrew, M.I., French, M,R,Olowookere, J.O. and Olorunsogo, O.O, Possible defect in xenobiotic activation priorto glycine conjugation in Kwashiorkor (WastingHuman Disease). Proc. 8th Intern. Pharmacol.Tokyo, Japan. (1981).

56. Idle JR, Mahgoub A, Sloan TP, Smith RL,Mbanefo CO,BABABUNMI EASome observations on the oxidation phenotypestatus of Nigerian patients presenting with cancer.Cancer Lett. 1981 Feb; 11(4): 331-8.

57. BABABUNMI EA, Emeh JK, Bolaji OM(Ca2+ + Mg2+)-ATPase of trypanosomes.Ann N Y Acad Sci. 1982; 402: 435-7.

58. BABABUNMI EA, Bassir OA delay in blood clotting of chickens and ducksinduced by aflatoxin treatment.Poultry Science. 1982 Jan; 61(1): 166-8.

59. BABABUNMI EA, Emerole GO, Uwaifo AO, ThabrewMI

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The role of aflatoxins and other aromatichydrocarbons in human carcinogenesis.IARC Sci Publ. 1982; (39): 395-403.

60. Emerole GO, Uwaifo AO, Thabrew MI, BABABUNMIEAThe presence of aflatoxin and some polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons in human foods.Cancer Lett. 1982 Feb; 15(2): 123-9.

61. Niggli V, Adunyah ES, Cameron BF, BABABUNMIEA Carafoli EThe Ca2+-pump of sickle cell plasma membranes.Purification and reconstitution of the ATPaseenzyme.Cell Calcium. 1982 May; 3(2): 131-51

62. Thabrew MI, Olorunsogo OO, Olowookere JO, BABABUNMI EA Possible defect in xenobiotic activationbefore glycine conjugation in protein-energy malnutrition. Xenobiotica. 1982 Dec; 12(12): 849-53.

63. Uwaifo, A.O. BABABUNMI E.A. Emerole G.O. The Aetiology of Hepatocarcinoma in Nigeria: TheRole of Plant-Based Chemicals. In: CANCER IN NIGERIA. Editors: T.F. Solanke, B.O.Osunkoya, C.K.O. Williams O.O. Agboola.Published by lbadan University Press, lbadan,(1982) pp. 11-19.

64. BABABUNMI, E.A., Emerole, A. and Uwaifo, A.O.Environmental Chemical Factors Affecting CancerIncidence in Nigeria. In: CANCER IN NIGERIA.Editors: T.F. Solanke, B.C. Osunkoya, C.K.O.Williams O.O. Agboola. Published by lbadanUniversity Press, lbadan, (1982) pp. 21-27.

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65.BABABUNMI, E.A. Emeh, J.K. and Bolaji, O.M. Ca2+-M,g2+)-ATPase to Trypanosomes, Annals N.Y.Acid. Sci. (1982). Vol. 4o3, 435-437.

66. Olorunsogo OO, Malomo SO and BABABUNMI EAPerfluidone, a fluorinated arylalkylsulphonamidecarriesProtons across mitochondrial couplingmembrane.Dev Toxicol Environ Sci. 1983; 11: 345-8.

67. Olorunsogo O.O. Malomo S.O. and BABABUNMI E.A. Perfluidone, A Fluorinated Arylalkyl-Sulphonamide Carries protons Across mitochondrial Coupling membrane. On :DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF TOXICOLOGY.(Proc. 3rd Intern. Congr. Toxicol.) Editors: A.W. Hayes,R.C. Schnell and T.S. Miya. Published by Elsevier, Amsterdam andNew York, (1983) pp. 345-348.

68. BABABUNMI, E. A.; Bolaji, O. M.; Bewaji, C.O. and Olorunsogo, O. O. Calmodulin in the bloodstream forms ofTrypanosoma brucei. Fed. Proc. (1983) 42, 1087 (Abstract).

69. Uwaifo AO and BABABUNMI EALiver carcinogenesis in tropical Africa.IARC SCI Publ. 1984; (63): 59-88

70. BABABUNMI, E.A. Specific Toxicological problems and training

Needs of Tropical African Countries. In:"Manpower Needs and training in Toxicology andChemical Safety". Editor: E.C. Grandj,ean.WHO/LCE Scientific Publication, Copenhagen,Luxembourg, (1984). pp. 137-143.

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71. Bewaji CO, Olorunsogo OO and BABABUNMI EAComparison of the membrane-bound (Ca2+ + Mg2+)-ATPase in erythreocyte ghosts from somemammalian species.Comp Biochem Physiol B. 1985; 82(1): 117-22

72. Bewaji CO, Olorunsogo OO and BABABUNMI EASickle-cell membrane-bound (Ca2+ + Mg2+)-ATPase:activation by 3,4-dihydro-2,2-dimethyl-2H-1-benzopyran-6-butyric acid, a novel antisicklingagent.Cell Calcium. 1985 Jun; 6(3): 237-44.

73. Olorunsogo OO, Malomo SO and BABABUNMI EAProtonophoric properties of fluorinatedarylalkylsulfonamides. Observations withperfluidone. Biochem Pharmacol. 1985 Aug 15;34(16): 2945-52.

74. Bewaji, C.O. and BABABUNMI, E.A. The calcium-pumping adenosine triphosphatase ofporcine erythrocyte membranes. Proc. 7th lnterp.Washington Spring symposium (Cell CalciumMetabolism '87) Washington, D.C. (1987).

75. BABABUNMI, E.A. Risk assessment of carcinogenic, pesticides andmutagenic phytaochemicals commonly used in Nigeria. Proc.Workshop on

Environmental Pollutants. Rome(1987).

76. Bewaji CO and BABABUNMI EAFurther characterization of the membrane-bound(Ca2+ + Mg2+)-ATPase from porcine erythrocytes.Int J Biochem. 1987; 19(8): 721-4

77. Bewaji CO and BABABUNMI EAAbundance of the Ca2+-pumping ATPase in pigerythrocyte membranes.Biochem J. 1987 Nov 15; 248(1): 297-9.

78. Bewaji CO and BABABUNMI, EA

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The calcium-pumping adenosine triphosphatase ofporcine erythrocyte membranes. In: Proceedings ofthe VIIth International Washington SpringSymposium on Cell Calcium Metabolism, Washington,D.C., (1987) May 19 – 22, 1987. Abstract 115.

79. BABABUNMI, E.A. Plasma membrane-bound Mg2+-ATPase of theBloodsream and Pryocylic Forms of Tr~panosomasbrucei. Microbio. Lett. (Cambridge) U.K., (1987).Vol. 36, 71-76.

80. BABABUNMI, E.A. A biochemical approach for establishing the role of cyanide in cassava in the aetiology of

tropical ataxic neuropathy. Nig. J. Nutr. Sci. (1988) Vol. 9, 59-63.

81. Bewaji, CO and BABABUNMI, EA Studies on the activation of porcine erythrocytecalcium-pumping ATPase by limited proteolysis.Biosci. Res. Commun.

(1989) 1, 9 – 18. (Published by NigerianSociety for Experimental Biology, http://www.niseb.org).

82. BABABUNMI, E.A. Risk assessment of Carcinogenic Pesticidesand Mutagenic Phytochernicals commonly used in Nigeria. In:"Advances in Applied Biotechnology Series ". (1989). Chapter 5.WHO/UNEP Publication. Editor, Elaine Grandjean, Copenhagen.

83. Jeyakumar, L.H. and BABABUNMI, E.A.

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Acetylator Status in Kwashiorkor Disease.Proc. 4th World Conf. Clin. Pharmacol. Therap. Heidelberg, Germany.(1989).

84. Adenuga, G.A., BABABUNMI, E.A. andHendrickse, R.G. The Querceching of Cell Membrane ProteinFlorescence by Quercetin. J. Cancer Rs. Clin. Oncol. (Suplement Part I -Proc. 15th Intern. Cancer Congr.), Hamburg, Germany, (1990).

85. Jeyakumar LH, Arowoshegbe UA, Akinyinka OO,Akinbami FO, and BABABUNMI EA

Acetylator status of kwashiorkor children inIbadan (south-west Nigeria).

Eur J Drug Metab Pharmacokinet. 1990 Jan-Mar;15(1): 57-62

86. BABABUNMI EA, Olorunsogo OO, and Bewaji COComparative properties of erythrocyte calcium-transporting enzyme in different mammalianspecies.World Rev Nutr Diet. 1991; 64: 109-38.

87. Olorunsogo OO, Onatola OO, Lawal SO,BABABUNMI EA,Falase AO, and Okunade WGInhibition of erythrocyte membrane Ca(2+)-pumping ATPase of hypertensive humans bynifedipine, a calcium entry blocker.

Afr J Med Sci. 1991 Mar; 20(1): 61-5.

88. BABABUNMI EAEffects of liver tumour promoters and lowprotein intake on rat liver microsomal Ca2+

ATPase. In: “Diet, Nutrition and Cancer”Meharry Conference.Vol 4, Nashville, 1991.

89. Adenuga GA, BABABUNMI EA, and Hendrickse RGDepression of the Ca(2+)-ATPase activitity ofthe rat liver endoplasmic reticulum by the liver

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tumour promoters, 1,1,1-trichloro-2,2-bis(p-chlorophenyl)-ethane and Phenobarbital.Toxicology. 1992; 71(1-2): 1-6.

90. Olorunsogo OO, and BABABUNMI EA Calmodulin antagonism and inhibition oferythrocyte plasma membrane Ca(2+)-pump bynifedipine, a calcium channel blocker. Afr J Med Sci. 1992; 21(1): 17-21.

91. Oyejide, C.O. and BABABUNMI, E.A. (1992). Cholera in Africa. Proc. ILSI Intern. Conf.Sao Paulo, Brazil.

92. Olorunsogo OO, BABABUNMI EA Plasma Membrane Ion Motive ATPases Applicable ToToxicological Studies: In IPCS/WHO CHEMICALSAFETY DOCUMENT (1993), pp101-111.

93. BABABUNMI EA, Olorunsogo OO, and Bewaji COPathological and Chemical Effectors of theErythrocyte Calcium-Pumping Protein. Trop J Health Sci. 1994; 1: 33-47.

94. Bolaji, OM, Bewaji, CO, Oduola, AMJ andBABABUNMI, EA Expression of calcium-binding proteins (Ca2+-ATPase and translationally controlled tumorprotein) in chloroquine resistant Plasmodiumfalciparum: A possible role of the proteins inapoptosis of the parasite. Biokemistri (2000) 10, 111 – 121. (Published byNigerian Society for Experimental Biology,http://www.niseb.org).

95. Bewaji CO and BABABUNMI EAMycotoxins in Nigerian Foodstuffs. NISEB J. 2001; 1(4), 361-365

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96. BABABUNMI EA and Bewaji COOxidative Stress and antioxidant therapy inwasting conditions associated with malnutrition,HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Biokemistri (NISEB) 2003; 13(1), 29-33.

97. BABABUNMI EASkeletal muscle degeneration induced bymalnutrition and disease: Cancer,Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and Malaria.Biokemistri (NISEB) 2003; 13(1), 25-28.

98. Bewaji CO, and BABABUNMI EA Gene arrangements in human chromosomes: Recentfindings from the Human Genome Project. AfricanScientist (2004) 5(4), 203 – 210. (Published byNigerian Society for Experimental Biology,http://www.niseb.org).

99. Bewaji CO, and BABABUNMI EA Comparison of the proteomes of three Plasmodiumspecies: Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax andPlasmodium yoelii. Int. J. Biomed. Hlth. Sci. (2006) 2(2), 115 – 124.(Published by African Studies on Population andHealth, http://www.asopah.org).

101. Bewaji CO, and BABABUNMI EA JASMONATES: Mechanism of action and role incalcium homeostasis.International Journal of Biomedical and HealthSciences, (2008) Volume 4(4), 169 – 177. (Published by ASOPAH.ORG)

TECHNICAL MONOGRAPHS: (IPCS-World Health Organization)

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Member of several Expert Scientific Groupsconstituted by the International Program onChemical Safety. These groups produced thefollowing Technical Monographs on Biotechnologyand Chemical Safety.

Ammonia (Geneva,Switzerland). Environmental Health CriteriaNo. 54 (WHO, Geneva), 1986.

Principles of Toxicokinetics (Oslo, Norway).Environmental Health Criteria No. 57 (WHO,Geneva), 1986.

100. Principles for Evaluating Health Risks from Chemicals During Infancy And early Childhood:The Need for a special Approach (Cambridge, England). Environmental Health Criteria No.59 (WHO, Geneva), 1986.

101. Principles of Studies on Disease ofSuspected Chemical Aetiology and theirPrevention (Beijing, China). EnvironmentalHealth Criteria No. 72 (WHO, Geneva), 1987.

102. Principles and Selected Metal Phosphide(Geneva, Switzerland). Environmental Health Criteria No. 72(WHO, Geneva), 1988.

103. Methyl Isobuty Ketone (Carshalton, England).Environmental Health Criteria No. 117 (WHO,Geneva), 1990.

104. Principles and Method for the Assessment ofNephrotoxicity Associated with Exposure toChemicals (Bilthoven, Netherlands).Environmental Health Criteria No. 119 (WHO,Geneva), 1991.

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105. n-Hexane (Carshalton, England).Environmental Health Criteria No. 122 (WHO,Geneva), 1991.

106. Quality Management for Chemical SafetyTesting (Bilthoven, Netherlands). Environmental Health

Criteria No. 141 (WHO, Geneva), 1991.

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND PATENTS

UNITED STATES PATENTS ISSUED (2002 & 2005):

“FORMULATION AND METHOD FOR TREATING SKELETAL MUSCLE DEGENERATION CAUSED BY MALNUTRITION AND DISEASE”

INVENTORS: Enitan Abisogun BABABUNMI

Books 1. TOXICOLOGY IN THE TROPICS (Ed: RL Smith & EA BABABUNMI, 1980);

Taylor & Francis International Publishers, London(UK)

2. IPCS/WHO CHEMICAL SAFETY DOCUMENT (1993), Compiled and Edited by EA BABABUNMI, Geneva, Switzerland.

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INVITED LECTURES

Invited speaker on Bioscience and Biotechnology at Public Seminars in Medical and Scientific Institutions worldwide:

Hoffman-La Roche Laboratories- Roche Institute of Molecular Biology (Drug Metabolism and Biochemistry Unit) Nutley, New Jersey, U.S.A. 1973

World Health Organization and International Brain Research Organizati6n sponsored workshop, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 1973

Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 1974

University of Denver, Denver Research Institute, Denver,' Colorado U.S.A. 1974

Colorado State University, Department of Microbiology, Fort Collins, U.S.A. 1974

Makerere University School of Medicine, Department of Biochemistry, Kampala, Uganda. 1974

International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Ibadan, Nigeria. 1976

International Study Group on Cancer Detection and Prevention, New York City, U.S.A. 1976

International Symposium on Drug Metabolism, University of Surrey, Guildford, U.K. 1976

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United States Department of Health, Food and Drugs Administration, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.1976

Eppley Institute for Research in Cancer, University of Nebraska Medical Centre, Omaha, U.S.A.1976

Hoffman.-La Roche Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Departmentof Drug Metabolism and Biochemistry, Nutley, New Jerdey, U.S.A. 1976

Department of Microbiology, Howard University, Washington, D.C. '1977

University of Nigeria, Nsukka (Biochemical Society of Nigeria Guest Lecture), 1978

University of Ibadan (Biochemistry Society of Nigeria Leading Lecture on Carcinogenesis and Mutation). 1979

First WHO Symposium on Toxicology in the Tropics. Universityof Ibadan, Nigeria. 1980

Contemporary Techniques in Biochemistry. Coordinated by Myrtle Ira Thabrew, Ph.D. (Sri Lanka) and Enitan A. BABABUNMI, Ph.D., DSc., at the University of Ibadan. 1980

University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 1981

An ICRO-UNESCO course designed for young scientists who havebeen trained and are beginning research careers in "Biological Membranes". The course Directors were Ernesto Carafoli, M.D., Ph.D., and Enitan A. BABABUNMI, Ph.D., DSc. 1981

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Kenneth Norris Comprehensive Cancer Centre, USC, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. 1982

Biochemical Research for Health for All by the Year 2000, World Health Organization Executive Board, Geneva, Switzerland. 1982

Inaugural Lecture for the Professorship of Biochemistry at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 1982

IPCS/CEC Workshop on Toxicology, Luxembourg. 1983

State University of New York, Buffalo, U.S.A. 1983

Roswell Park Memorial Cancer Centre, Buffalo, New York, U.S.A. 1984

Division of *Tropical Diseases, World Health Organization, Geneva Switzerland. 1984

Department of Biochemistry, University College of London, University of London, U.K. 1985

Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A. 1986 University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 1986

International workshop on Drug Metabolism and Toxicology: Implications for Public Health, with the co-sponsorship of: IPCS, UNEP, ILO, WHO, and IUPHAR and The Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Research and Training. The workshop directors were the late Edward Smith, MD and Enitan A. BABABUNMI Ph.D., DSc. 1987

Cancer Research Institute, Bombay, India. 1987

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University City Science Centre (Membrane Research Institute), Philadelphia Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 1987

Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, New York, U.S.A. 1988

International Workshop on Drug Metabolism & Toxicology (IUPHAR/IPCS), Ibadan, Nigeria. 1989

University of Geneva Medical Centre, Switzerland. 1990

University of Southern California, School of Medicine, Cancer Centre, Los Angeles, U.S.A. 1990

Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A. 1990

University of Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool, U.K. 1991

Ohio State University, Centre for International Studies, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A. 1992

International Life Sciences Institute, Sao Paulo, Brazil. 1992

International Seminar on "Environmental Science and Technology" cosponsored by Lagos State University and a consortium of Universities (e.g. KUOPIO) in Finland. 1994

International Workshop on "Environmental and Social Sciencescosponsored by Lagos State University and the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. 1995

National Workshop on "Fungal Toxins in Relation to Human Muscle Damage and Degeneration. Cosponsored by Nigeria

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Society of Experimental Biology (NISEB) West African Bioinfomatics Research Institute (WABRI) 2000

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International Pre-Conference Meeting on "Public Health Aspects of the Environment and Human Health in Sub-Sararan Africa", cosponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Institute for Environmental Studies  and ENHICA International Organization Co-directed by Robert Giegengack,Ph.D., and Enitan A. BABABUNMI Ph.D., DSc. 2000

International Seminar on "Environmental Toxicology and HumanHealth in Africa", Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, and ENHICA International Organization. USA. Coordinated by Enitan A. BABABUNMI Ph.D., DSc. and Barrie Adedeji, MA. 2001

International Seminar on "IPRs, SMEs, and PPPs" University of Ghana, Legon, Accra and ENHICA International Organization.  Coordinated by Enitan A. BABABUNMI Ph.D., DSc., Jonathan Adjimani, Ph.D. and Grace Issahaque, Senior State Attorney at Ghana Ministry of Justice IP Office. 2007

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ADVISER TO AFRICAN GOVERNMENTS AND THE UNITED NATIONS ON BIOTECHNOLOGY.

1. CHAIRMAN, Pan-African Environmental Mutagen Society, (1983- 1991).

2. CONSULTANT ON BIOTECHNOLOGY, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Austria and Swaziland (1984).

3. CONSULTATIVE MEMBER – The United Nations Development Program for the Creation of African Agency for BIOTECHNOLOGY (1991/92)

4. EXTERNAL REVIEWER, Global Environment Facility, The WORLD BANK, Washington D.C. 1995

5. ASSESSOR of Biotechnology activities in Nigeria Institutions: An Initiative of the Federal Government of Nigeria Ministry of Science and Technology, 2001

6. CONSULTATIVE MEMBER: The World Council for Genetics, Nutrition, Fitness & Health, Washington DC, USA. 2009.

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TESTIMONIAL

“TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN”

Professor EA BABABUNMI is a member of the World Health

Organization Expert Committee on Food Safety and has served as a member of the World Health Organization and Food & Agriculture Organization Joint Expert Committee on

Food Additives. He has contributed over many years to the work of the World Health Organization, particularly in the field of toxicology where he has provided consultant and expert

adviser inputs. This has been mainly through the International Programme on

Chemical Safety (IPCS) – a cooperative programme of the United Nations Environment

Programme, the International Labour Organization, and the World Health Organization. For this programme he has

served on meetings of experts evaluating the toxicity and

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potential human health impact of chemicals and has collaborated inthe organization of advanced training

workshops on metabolic aspects of chemical toxicity.

Dr M. Mercier, DirectorIPCS/WHO

20 May 1997 GENEVA, Switzerland

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