Table of Content

1.0 Protocol 

2.0 Preamble 

3.0 Viruses And Disease In Animals and Man 

3.1 Nature of virus 

3.2 Impact of viral disease 

4.0 Challenges of viral disease control in various animals and man 

4.1 Poultry birds 

4.2 Sheep and goats 

4.3 Pigs 

4.4 Man 

5.0 My Contribution to viral disease control through research 

5.10 Determining the risk factors of viral disease occurrence 

5.11 Bluetongue virus susceptibility in indigenous goats and sheep: First report 

5.12 Maedi-Visna virus in Nigeria: First report 

5.13 Determining the properties and host range of Ife virus: First Report 

5.20 Controlling viral disease by vaccination 

5.21 Thermostability of Newcastle disease vaccine

5.22 Age dependence of serum antibody response to live and inactivated Newcastle disease vaccine

5.23 ' The speed of virus clearance and antibody production in chicken vaccinated with Hitchner Newcastle disease vaccine

5.24 Infectious Bursal disease vaccination failure

5.30 Controlling viral disease by chemotherapy

5.31 Inhibitory effect of extracts of Gynostemmapentaphylum on HIV vector infectivity

5.32 Inhibitory effect of extracts of Moringaoleifera on HIV-1 rector infectivity

5.33 Antiviral activity of extracts of Gynostemmapentaphylumleecves against Yellow fever virus

5.34 Antiviral activity of extracts of Moringaoleifera leaves against Yellow fever virus

5.35 Inhibitory effect of plant extracts on the replication of Newcastle disease virus

6.0 Conclusion 

7.0 Recommendation 

8.0 PhD graduates supervised 

9.0 Acknowledgements 

10.0 References