Dr. (Mrs) Akinbinu Adesola Josephine is a Doctor of philosophy in the Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta in Nigeria. She earned her B.TECH degree in the Department of Animal Production and Health, LAUTECH (2011), M.TECH degree (Animal Breeding and Genetics) in the Department of Animal Production and Health, FUTA(2015) and Ph.D degree (Animal Biotechnology) in the Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, FUNAAB (2021). Her research and academic work focus on animalbreeding and genetics, animal biotechnology, animal immune response, and specifically monogastric (poultry). She has authored numerous peer-reviewed research papers and scholarly articles centered on alternative plant herb as antibiotic for livestock.
– Ph.D (Animal Biotechnology) 2021
– M. Tech. (Animal Breeding and Genetics) 2015
– PGDE 2014
– B.Tech. 2011
1. Determination of immune response traits in Nigerian indigenous chickens challenged with Newcastle inactive antigen.
2. Effect of castration on the growth performance of rabbits.
3. Influence of Sexual dimorphism on body weight, linear body measurements, heat tolerance traits and oxidative stress of West African Dwarf Goats raised during early rainy season in tropical humid area.
4. Interleukin 10 gene polymorphisms and their effect on immunological traits in three Nigerian indigenous chickens.
5. Growth performance of FUNAAB Alpha Broiler and Ross 308 chicken fed Terminalia catappa leaf meal
6. Blood profile of FUNAAB Alpha broiler and Ross 308 chicken fed Terminalia catappa leaf meal
b) Research in progress
1. Growth performance, Blood profile and Physiological adaptation of two different Broiler Chickens fed Terminalia catapa Leave Meal
2. Growth performance, Blood profile and Physiological adaptation of two different Broiler Chickens fed siam weed leaf extract
– Member of Academic and Profesional Bodies:
– Member, Nigerian Society for Animal Production (NSAP)(2025037D)
i. Annual General Conference of Nigerian Institute of Animal Science 3rd ASAN-NIAS joint annual meeting. University of Ibadan 2014
ii. 46th Annual Conference of Genetics Society of Nigeria. FUTA 2024
1. Opoola, M. A., Adenaike, A. S., Jegede, O. A., Akutubuola, N. I., Fajemisin, A. J.,Takeet, M. I. and Ikeobi, C. O. N. (2020). Immune response kinetics in Nigerian indigenous chickens challenged with attenuated Salmonella. Nigerian Journal of Animal Production, 47(2): 57 – 67. Publisher Nigerian Society for Animal Production, Nigeria.
https://doi.org/10.51791/njap.v47i2.99
2. A.J. Akinbinu, A.S. Adenaike, O.A. Jegede, M.A. Opoola, N.I. Akutubuola, A.V. Jegede and C.O.N. Ikeobi. (2022). Determination of immune response traits in nigerian indigenous chickens challenged with Newcastle inactive antigen. Trends Agricultural Sciences, 1(1):35-44., Publisher ACE College for women, Faisalabad, Pakistan.
3. U.A. Eshimutu., O.O. Olajide., A.J. Akinbinu., B.S. Iyiola., O.A. Ogundana, and H.D. Alabi. (2023). Influence of population density on performance of two broiler strains. Annals of Animal and Biological Research, Department of Animal Science, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Nigeria; 3(1):32-38.
4. Okpakpor, U.E., Akinbinu, A.J., Bamidele, S.D., Adeoye, L.S., Oluwafemi, S.K and Momoh, I.M. (2025). Effect of castration on the growth performance of rabbits. ADAN Journal of Agriculture, 6:146-150. DOI:10.36108/adanja/5202.60.0141. ISSN 2736-0385., Publisher Association of deans of Agriculture in Nigerian Universities (ADAN), Nigeria.
5. De Campos, J.S., Opowoye, I.O., Akinbinu, A.J., Mohammed, A.A., Onasanya, G.O., Yusuff, A.T., Olanrewaju, B.K., Olasehinde, D.J., Ibraheem, A.A. and Ikeobi, C.O.N.(2025). Inter-relationship Analysis between Morpho-structural and Physiological Traits of Nigerian White Fulani Cattle Breed Raised under Semi-intensive System of Management. Nigerian Journal of Animal Science and Technology, Vol. 8(3):98-108. Available @ www.njast.com.ng
6. Adetunmbi Tella., Akinbinu, A.J., Jacob, O.O., Joshua, O., Folarin, I.A., Gazali, B.D., Agbetuyi, O.A. 2025. Haemoglobin Polymorphism investigation and their effects on Morphometric Traits on Goat Breeds in South Western Nigeria. Research Square. https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7112321/v1
7. Akinbinu, A.J., De Campos, J.S., Adetunmbi Tella., Eshimutu, U.A., Asoberedowo Bidemi B. and Fajemisin, A.N. 2026 . Influence of Sexual Dimorphism on Body weight, Linear Body Measurements, Heat Tolerance Traits and Oxidative Stress of West African Dwarf Goats Raised in Tropical Humid Area. Nigerian Journal of Animal Science and Technology, volume 9(2):99-107. Available @ www.njast.com.ng
8. Adetunmbi Tella., Ruth Olagbaju., Dayo Adesiyan., Gazali Bala Dandara. and Akinbinu, A.J. 2026. Effect of strain on haematological, serum biochemical, and body linear measurements of broiler chickens supplemented with aqueous turmeric extract under heat stress conditions. International Journal of Veterinary Sciences, Volume 9(3):178-190
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