• Screening of streptomyces isolates from mau forest comple for antimicrobial activity against selected plant pathogens 

  Njoroge, Hellen Wambui (Egerton University, 2017-09)

  The search for new principles in bio-control of plant pathogens different from the classical fungicides is of worldwide interest. The genus Streptomyces is the producer of about 80% of all known world antibiotics. It is ...
• Screening chickpea (cicer arietinum l.) genotypes for fusarium wilt resistance and its management using fungicides, in Njoro Kenya 

  . Kirui, Kipngetich Rickson (Egerton University, 2016-04)

  Fusarium wilt caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceris is a seed and soil borne disease affecting chickpea, Cicer arietinum L. It is widely distributed where chickpea is grown causing yield losses ranging from 12 to ...
• Prevalence of cryptosporidium species and giardia lamblia infection in patients attending Siaya county referral hospital, Kenya 

  Koskei, James Kipchirchir (Egerton University, 2016-05)

  Cryptosporidiosis and giardiasis are common infections in humans in Kenya and Cryptosporidiosis in particular is an opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. Diarrhoeal disease caused by these parasites is a ...
• Prevalence of bovine cysticercosis, taeniasis and associated zoonotic risk factors in Kajiado County, Kenya 

  Kimari, Anne Mwihaki (Egerton University, 2017-11)

  Taeniasis is a common zoonosis whose epidemiology is estimated at 50 million cases of infestation worldwide with economic losses in Kenya amounting to $1.289 million by 2003. The infection has been grouped among the ...
• Persistence of traditional oathing among Kamba Christians in Machakos County 

  Muliro, Monica Nasambu (Egerton University, 2016-02)

  This study examined the persistence of traditional oathing (kithitu) among Kamba Christians in Machakos County, Kenya. It further examined circumstances under whichkithitu is practised, ways in which kithitu is practised, ...

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