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Quadri O. Adewuyi

Publications (3)

Bridging Plant Sources and Drug Tests Development: Green and Modern Extraction Technologies for Anticancer Phytochemicals

Joy Taiye Babalola, Okeoghene Marcel Edafetanure-Ibeh, Quadri O. Adewuyi, Favour Chibuzor, Sonay Unsal, Monsuru Olarewaju Moshood, Michael Kyere & Oluwadunsin Rachael Ajayi · International Research Journal of Oncology · 2026

Cancer remains a major global health challenge, creating a continuing need for safer, effective and sustainable therapeutic discovery. Plant-derived phytochemicals have contributed substantially to oncology drug development, and many clinically used anticancer agents originate di...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/irjo/2026/v9i2217

Epigenetic Modifiers as Therapeutic Targets at the Interface of Infectious Diseases and Cancer Progression

Ogechi Cecilia Ofor, Joseph Adaviruku Sanni, Augusta Imomon, Juliana Ojonugwa Ocheni, Quadri O. Adewuyi, Ekaba Samson Gift, Sandra Ngozika Offor, Odeyemi Aduragbemi, Sonay Unsal, Yakubu Bitrus, Ijibadejo Margaret Seun & Possible Okikiola Popoola · Asian Oncology Research Journal · 2026

Epigenetic regulation plays a central role in controlling gene expression programs that govern cellular identity, immune responses, and adaptation to environmental stress. Increasing evidence demonstrates that dysregulation of epigenetic mechanisms is a shared hallmark of both in...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/aorj/2026/v9i1127

Integrative Perspectives on Host–Microbiome–Parasite Interactions in Health and Disease

Tosin Titus Olaniran, Oluwagbemisola Elizabeth Elesho, Augusta Imomon, Yetunde Mary Alo, Onyema Kelechi Roselyn, Quadri O. Adewuyi, Ruth Avedoya Atibor, Joy Babalola, Yakubu Bitrus, Ijibadejo Margaret Seun & Possible Okikiola Popoola · International Journal of Pathogen Research · 2026

The human host exists as a dynamic biological system shaped by continuous interactions with resident microbial communities and parasitic organisms. While traditional models of infectious disease have focused on binary host–pathogen relationships, emerging evidence supports a more...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ijpr/2026/v15i2441