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Adebajo, AC, Olugbade TA, Elujoba AA, Aladesanmi AJ, Reisch J.  1997.  2”,3”-epoxyindicolactone from Murraya koenigii, jan. Nigerian Journal of Natural Products and Medicine. 1:21-24., Number 1: African Journals Online ({AJOL}) AbstractWebsite

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Adebajo, AC, Famuyiwa FG, John JD, Idem ES, Adeoye AO.  2012.  Activities of Some Nigerian Medicinal Plants against Aedes aegypti. Chinese Medicine . Vol. 3(3):Article22712;151-156.
Adebajo, AC, Ayoola MD, Odediran SA, Aladesanmi AJ, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2012.  P 29: Insulinotropic constituents and evaluation of ethnomedical claim of Gongronema latifolium root and stem, 15-17th November. 5th Annual Meeting of the Diabetes and Cardio-vascular Disease EASD Study Group, Diabetes and Metabolism; 38(Suppl. 5), S115. Poster 29 . 38:S115., Paris, France: Elsevier {BV} Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, K.J. Oloke, Aladesanmi AJ.  1989.  Antimicrobial activity of the leaf extract of Eugenia uniflora. Phytotherapy Research. 3(6):258-259., Number 6 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Odediran SA, Rukunga GM, Ademowo OG, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Evaluation of ethnomedical claims: Antiplasmodial and anti-hyperglycaemic activities of Gongronema latifolium root and stem, 1-5th Sept, 2013. 61st Conference of the Gesellschaft für Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA), Planta Medica; 79(13): PE1. 79, Number 13, Institut für Pharmazeutische Biologie und Phytochemie, WWU, Münster, Germany: Georg Thieme Verlag {KG} Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Olawode EO, Omobuwajo OR, Adesanya SA, Begrow F, Elkhawad A, Akanmu MA, Edrada R, Proksch P, Schmidt TJ, Klaes M, Verspohl EJ.  2007.  Hypoglycaemic Constituents of Stachytarpheta cayennensis Leaf. Planta Medica. 73(3):241-250., Number 3 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Oloke K, Aladesanmi AJ.  1991.  Antimicrobial activity of Laportea aestuans. Fitoterapia. 62(6):504-505., Number 6 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Famuyiwa FG, Aliyu FA.  2014.  Properties for sourcing Nigerian larvicidal plants. Molecules. 19(6):8363-8372., Number 6 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Olaniyan KA, Adewunmi CO.  2007.  Anti-Trichomonal Activities Of Extracts And Furocoumarins Of Murraya Koenigii Fruits, may. Ife Journal of Science. 9(2):155-160., Number 2: African Journals Online ({AJOL}) AbstractWebsite

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Adebajo, AC, Odediran SA, Aliyu FA, Nwafor PA, Nwoko NT, Umana US.  2014.  In vivo antiplasmodial potentials of the combinations of four Nigerian antimalarial plants. Molecules. 19(9):13136-13146., Number 9 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC.  2012.  P28 Some Contributions to the Evaluation of Ethnomedical Antidiabetic Claims of African Medicinal Plants, 15-17th November. 5th Annual Meeting of the Diabetes and Cardio-vascular Disease EASD Study Group, Diabetes and Metabolism; 38(Suppl. 5), S114-115. Poster 28. , Paris, France
Adebajo, AC, Aladesanmi AJ, Adeoye AO.  1997.  Variation studies on the volatile oil of Eugenia uniflora, jan. Nigerian Journal of Natural Products and Medicine. 1:28-31., Number 1: African Journals Online ({AJOL}) AbstractWebsite

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Adebajo, AC, Ayoola MD, Odediran SA, Aladesanmi AJ, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Evaluation of ethnomedical claims IIIa: Anti-hyperglycaemic activities of Gongronema latifolium root and stem. Journal of Diabetes.
Adebajo, A, Odediran S, Nneji C, Iwalewa E, Rukunga G, Aladesanmi A, Gathirwa J, Ademowo O, Olugbade T, Schmidt T, Verspohl E.  2013.  Evaluation of Ethnomedical Claims II: Antimalarial Activities of Gongronema latifolium Root and Stem, 04. Journal of Herbs. 19 Abstract
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Adebajo, AC, Ayoola MD, Odediran SA, Aladesanmi AJ, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Evaluation of Ethnomedical Claim III: Anti-hyperglycemic activities of Gongronema latifolium root and stem. Journal of Diabetes. 5(3):336-343., Number 3 AbstractWebsite

Abstract Background The insulinotropic activity of the combined root and stem of Gongronema latifolium (Asclepiadaceae) was evaluated to justify its African ethnomedicinal use in the management of diabetes. Methods A methanolic extract and its chromatographic fractions (A1–A6) were tested for glucose-reducing and in vitro insulin-stimulating abilities using glucose-loaded rats and INS-1 cells, respectively. In vivo insulin-releasing activities for the significantly (P < 0.05) active antihyperglycemic A5 and A6 and in vitro insulinotropic activity of the C1 fraction and its isolated constituents were also similarly determined. Results The extract (100 mg/kg) had higher in vivo antihyperglycemic activity than the individual A1–A6, indicating a synergistic effect of the plant constituents. Higher in vivo insulin release in response to A5 (100 mg/kg) than A6, agreed with their in vivo antihyperglycemic activities and confirmed insulin release as a mechanism of action of the plant. Compared with 5.6 mmol/L glucose (negative control), the extract and the A3, A6, and C1 (all at 100.0 μg/mL) elicited significantly higher in vitro insulin release that was similar to that of glibenclamide (1.0 μg/mL; P > 0.05). Fraction C1 yielded a 1:1 mixture of α-amyrin and β-amyrin cinnamates (1a:1b), lupenyl cinnamate (2), lupenyl acetate (3), and two unidentified triterpenoids, Y and Z. The 1a:1b mixture (100.0 μg/mL) demonstrated the highest insulinotropic activity that was comparable (P > 0.05) to that of glibenclamide (1.0 μg/mL). Conclusions The results confirm pancreatic activity as a mechanism underlying the antidiabetic action of G. latifolium and justify its ethnomedical use.

Adebajo, AC, Ogundipe OT, Omobuwajo OR, Adeoye AO, Aladesanmi AJ.  2001.  Pharmacognostical investigation of the leaves of Eugenia uniflora. Hamdard Medicus. 44(2):61-65.
Adebajo, AC, Rukunga GM, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Evaluation of Nigerian ethnomedical plants for anti-infective and antidiabetic properties, 1–5th Sept, 2013. 61st Conference of the Gesellschaft für Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA), Planta Medica; 79(13): SL21. 79, Number 13, Institut für Pharmazeutische Biologie und Phytochemie, WWU, Münster, Germany: Georg Thieme Verlag {KG} Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Ayoola OF, Iwalewa EO, Akindahunsi AA, Omisore NOA, Adewunmi CO, Adenowo TK.  2006.  Anti-trichomonal, biochemical and toxicological activities of methanolic extract and some carbazole alkaloids isolated from the leaves of Murraya koenigii growing in Nigeria. Phytomedicine. 13(4):246-254., Number 4 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Oloke K, Aladesanmi AJ.  1991.  Antimicrobial activity of Phelline comosa heartwood. Fitoterapia. 62(6):505-506., Number 6 Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Olayiwola G, Verspohl E, Iwalewa EO, Omisore NOA, Bergenthal D, Kumar V, Adesina SK.  2005.  Evaluation of the Ethnomedical Claims of Murraya koenigii. Pharmaceutical Biology. Vol. 42(8):610-620.
Adebajo, AC, Ayoola MD, Obagbemi OR, Obuotor EM, Ogunsina OM, Pinkoane M, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Antihyperglycaemic and Anti-oxidant Activities of Eugenia uniflora Leaf: Evaluation of Ethnomedical Claims {IV}, 1–5th Sept, 2013. 61st Conference of the GA, Planta Medica; 79(13): PE2. 79, Number 13, Institut für Pharmazeutische Biologie und Phytochemie, WWU, Münster, Germany: Georg Thieme Verlag {KG} Abstract

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Adebajo, AC, Odediran SA, Nneji CM, Iwalewa EO, Rukunga GM, Aladesanmi AJ, Gathirwa JW, Ademowo OG, Olugbade TA, Schmidt TJ, Verspohl EJ.  2013.  Evaluation of Ethnomedical Claims II: Antimalarial Activities of Gongronema latifolium Root and Stem. Journal of Herbs, Spices & Medicinal Plants. 19(2):97-118., Number 2: Taylor & Francis AbstractWebsite

Methanolic extract and chromatographic fractions of Gongronema latifolium were tested against clinical isolates of Plasmodium falciparum-, P. yoelii nigeriensis-infected mice, chloroquine-sensitive (D6) and chloroquine-resistant (W2) P. falciparum clones. The isolates, characterized as a 1:1 mixture of α-amyrin and β-amyrin cinnamates (1a/1b), lupenyl cinnamate (2) and lupenyl acetate (3), were assayed using the clones. Extract, most active vacuum liquid and column chromatographic fractions had respective ED50 values of 120.85, 32.03, 25.62 mg.kg-1 and IC50 of 36.27, 9.45, 7.05 μg.mL-1, against W2 clones. Lupenyl acetate had 18.96 μg.mL-1, indicating synergistic action of the constituents. Results justified its ethnomedical use for treating malaria.

Adebajo, AC, Olugbade TA, Elujoba AA, Aladesanmi AJ, Reisch J.  1997.  2”,3”-epoxyindicolactone from Murraya koenigii. Nat. Prod. & Med.. 1:21-24.