Kunle
Kassim, PhD.
Kunle Kassim, PhD, MPH, is Professor in the Department of Microbiology.
He is head of the Pathogenic Microbiology Unit and as the Director
of the Microbiology Teaching Laboratory, he is responsible for overseeing
all microbiology laboratory exercises that are taught to medical,
dental, pharmacy and graduate students. He teaches about bacteria
and parasites that cause infectious diseases, including the mechanisms
by which they cause those diseases and become resistant to conventional
drugs.
Dr. Kassim’s current research interests focus on the mechanisms
of growth inhibition of malaria parasites and cancer cells, as well
as the neutralization of bacterial toxins by selected milk glycoproteins.
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