Associate Professor
The Fateye lab utilizes a multidisciplinary approach (analytical, genomics and bioassays) to study the mechanistic basis of toxicity and/or ecological impact of xenobiotics in vertebrate and invertebrate models. Current projects in the lab focuses on pharmacology of volatile organic compounds, the environmental impact of pollutants in surface waters in Crockery Creek, Michigan. Dr. Fateye teaches Pharmacology, Physiology, and introduction to biomedical science research.
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About Babasola Fateye
The Fateye lab utilizes a multidisciplinary approach (analytical, genomics and bioassays) to study the mechanistic basis of toxicity and/or ecological impact of xenobiotics in vertebrate and invertebrate models. Current projects in the lab focuses on pharmacology of volatile organic compounds, the environmental impact of pollutants in surface waters in Crockery Creek, Michigan. Dr. Fateye teaches Pharmacology, Physiology, and introduction to biomedical science research.
| Present | Associate Professor, Grand Valley State University ‐ Biomedical Sciences | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- BMS 291 - Laboratory in Human Physiology
- BMS 311 - Pharmacological Aspects of Biomedical Sciences
| 2012 | Ph.D., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy ‐ Pharmacology and Toxicology | |
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| 2005 | M.S., University of Ibadan, Nigeria ‐ Pharmocology | |
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| 2000 | B.S., University of Ibadan, Nigeria ‐ Pharmacy | |
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Contact Information
Office: 326 Henry Hall
Phone: (616) 331-3711
Email: fateyeb@gvsu.edu
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