Perpetua Okoh

Perpetua Okoh, DNP, is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Nursing - Psych at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science. Her research focuses on toxicology, nutritional sciences, and pharmacology, with notable work on nitrate analysis in vegetables, enzyme properties in poultry, and cyanide metabolism in mammals. Her publications span 1982 to 2006, addressing environmental health, veterinary medicine, and clinical physiology. No awards or grants are explicitly listed, though her networks include collaborations within her department and neighboring institutions.

Research interests include environmental toxin exposure, nutritional safety, and experimental pharmacology. Her work often involves animal models, particularly rats and guinea fowls, to study metabolic pathways and toxicological responses. Recent publications (e.g., 2006) highlight public health implications of dietary nitrates in Nigerian populations.

Professional networks include colleagues such as Victoria Pinckney and Kenya Smith, and her address is listed at 1731 E. 120th Street, Los Angeles. While no formal advisees are noted, her research collaborations suggest potential mentorship roles in toxicology and nutrition studies.