• An evaluation of impact and challenges of tissue culture banana technology in Kenya 

  Wanyama, Japhether Masinde (Egerton University, 2015-08)

  Tissue culture technology was developed, and disseminated to farmers with active participation of actors along the value chain. However, the potential benefits of the technology are yet to be achieved. This is attributed ...
• Transmissibility and virulence of drug sensitive and resistant Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense isolates from Kenya 

  Odette, Anageanatiga Edikalinde (Egerton University, 2011-02)

  Trypanosome parasite isolates are routinely collected within Human African Trypanosomiasis foci in the region and cryopreserved in a parasite cryobank at the Trypanosomiasis Research Center of the Kenya Agriculture Research ...
• Transmissibility and virulence study of drug sensitive and resistant Trypanosoma congolense in Mice 

  Mutangala, Willy Ndubula (Egerton University, 2011-03)

  To enhance our understanding of epidemiology of Trypanosoma congolense infection and to mitigate the development of drug resistance in the field, this study sought to assess whether there is any correlation between sensitivity ...
• Teachers’ and principals’ attitudes towards school inspection in selected public secondary schools in Kenya’s Nyandarua District 

  Wanjohi, Simon Mwangi (Egerton University, 2007-10)

  Great emphasis has been placed on the quality of education in Kenya. The procedure used in quality assurance has been a subject of debate among educationists. Over the years, teachers and principals held negative attitudes ...
• Tea flavonoids and their effect on chronic inflammation induced in Trypanosoma brucei brucei infected mice 

  Mbuthia, Stephen Karori (Egerton University, 2008-01)

  Emerging scientific data from pharmacological and physiological studies continue to show that tea has beneficial effects on human health by boosting immunity. In vitro studies have shown that flavonoids help immune response ...

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