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Community Day
Science Day
Science Day Schedule
River Institute
October 28th & 29th 2020
Zoe Armstrong
Queen's University
Zoe is a PhD student in Biology at Queen's University. Her research uses invertebrate subfossil remains to track the effects of multiple stressors in Great Lakes Areas of Concern with the goal of improving ecosystem management. She has a BSc in Environmental Science from Mount Allison University, where her honours research examined the effects of climate change on zooplankton in over 40 lakes across New Brunswick. She is passionate about connecting with stakeholders and ecosystem managers in order to communicate her results and ensure meaningful research outcomes.
Bailey Bedard
Bailey is a previous summer student of the St. Lawrence River Institute where she worked as research assistant supporting Dr. Brian Hickey's bat research and contributed to the River Institute's youth education programming. She is now a M.Sc. student at The University of Ottawa where she continues to research bats, specifically the molecular effects that are caused by high levels of mercury found in two local bat species under the supervision of her co-supervisors Jan Mennigen and Brian Hickey.
Cristina Charette
Université du Québec à Montreal (UQAM)
Cristina Charette began her post-secondary education at the Université du Québec à Rimouski (UQAR), where she completed a BSc in Marine Biology. She earned a MSc in Aquatic Ecology from Université du Québec à Montreal (UQAM) in 2015. Her past research focused on the effects of climate on intraspecific variation in zooplankton effect traits through pond food webs. She joined the River Institute in 2015 as the Education Coordinator/Biologist where she has delivered hundreds of environmental education programs to thousands of students. Since 2018, she is a PhD candidate at UQAM in Dr. Alison Derry's lab where she is conducting a research project in partnership with the River Institute. Her current research is assessing the impacts of the non-native invasive round goby on the nutritive quality and contaminant loading of nearshore food wed in the Upper St. Lawrence River.
Steven Cooke
Fish Ecology Expert
Cooke is a Professor of Environmental and Interdisciplinary Sciences at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. His work spans the natural and social sciences with a particular focus on developing solutions to problems facing fish and other aquatic organisms. He has much experience working with practitioners, policy makers and stakeholders to co-create useable knowledge. Cooke founded the Canadian Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation and is working with diverse partners to build capacity for evidence synthesis in his various roles in the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence. He has published more than 700 peer reviewed papers on topics such as conservation science, knowledge mobilization and enabling interdisciplinarity but recognizes that bi-directional knowledge exchange with potential knowledge users is even more rewarding. Check out his website at www.FECPL.ca or follow him on twitter @SJC_Fishy
Keynote Speaker Thursday @ 10:00am
Fin Donnelly
Founder & Chair, Rivershed Society of British Columbia
From 1990 to 2000, he made 14 environmental marathon swims, covering more than 3,200 kilometres in BC's rivers, lakes and ocean; including twice swimming the 1,400 km length of the Fraser River in 1995 and 2000 to draw attention to the declining health of these water bodies and to encourage communities to engage in environmental advocacy.
Fin served as a member of Coquitlam City Council from 2002-2009 and as Member of Parliament for Port Moody-Coquitlam and New Westminster-Coquitlam from 2009-2019. While in the House of Commons he founded the All-Party Oceans Caucus.
As NDP Fisheries & Oceans critic, Fin introduced many bills to protect West Coast waters including legislation to ban oil tankers off BC's north coast; transition West Coast open-net salmon farms to land-based, closed containment and ban the importation of shark fins to Canada, which became law in 2019.
In 1997, Fin was honoured with the name Iyim Yewyews, which means Blackfish, Orca or strong swimmer, by the Squamish Nation, for his stewardship work.
Fin has a Philosophy degree from the University of Victoria. He grew up in Port Moody and lives in Coquitlam with his wife Lynda.
Guest Speaker Thursday @ 1:00pm
Abraham Francis
Environmental Science Officer for the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne- Environment Program
Abraham Francis has a BS in Microbiology, 2014, and MS in Natural Resources, 2019, from Cornell University. His past experiences include community empowerment, engagement, and research with the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and a variety of other community-based organizations. His Masters' Thesis focused on applied research to develop a biocultural land stewardship strategy for existing and newly settled Native American Land Claims on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, Akwesasne. His research interests are at the intersection of environmental studies, Indigenous methodologies, community engagement, education, health, social services, law, and cultural foundations as a means for empowerment and healing within Indigenous Communities.
Guest Speaker Thursday @ 9:00am
Elizabeth Grater
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Groupes de recherche interuniversitaire en limnologie
Driven by a love for aquatic ecosystems and sustainably, Elizabeth completed a B.S. in Environmental Science at Florida State University in 2017 and is finishing a M.S. in Environmental Science at the
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. Focusing on fluvial systems, she has studied a variety of ecosystems, including small rivers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the St. Lawrence River (SLR) in Canada, and the Mara River in Tanzania. During her master's project, she gained a unique view of the SLR while conducted research aboard the R.V. Lampsilis. Outside of the lab, she is passionate about combating environmental justice issues through sustainable urban initiatives. Currently, she is involved in an interdisciplinary project that brings together scientists and artists to develop effective outreach materials and art installations related to the SLR. Their goal is to connect the Montreal community with the SLR in order to spark inspiration and motivation to protect this beautiful and crucial ecosystem.
For more information about her past and present projects: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethgrater/
Lawrence Gunther
President, Blue Fish Canada
In 2012 Lawrence Gunther founded "Blue fish Canada", a charity dedicated to water quality, fish health, and informing and inspiring the next generation of conservation-minded outdoor enthusiasts. Having earned his Masters in Environmental Studies from York University, Lawrence is now North America's only blind conservationist, outdoor writer, podcaster, blogger, film maker and TV host. He's a frequent contributor to Outdoor Canada Magazine, where you can also find episodes of his weekly podcast "Blue Fish Radio". His award-winning documentary "What Lies Below" currently airs on CBC's Documentary Channel.
Jacey Hall
Mohawk Council of Akwesasne- Environment Program
Jacey Hall was born and raised on the traditional Mohawk territory of Akwesasne. She grew up on the St. Lawrence River, spending most of her childhood summers with her grandparents and family at their cabin. It was here that she learned to appreciate and love all aspects of nature. Jacey enjoys learning and is always ready and willing to learn new skills. To further her knowledge, understanding and experience with nature, wildlife, science and culture, she attended the University of Guelph and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology and Conservation. She also completed the Environmental Technician program at St. Lawrence College. She began working with the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne's Environment Program as a summer student several years ago. In 2019, she became an Environmental Field Technician, with a focus on studying Akwesasne's wetlands.
After a decade of aquatic research with the Centre for Biological Control, and the South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity (SAIAB) in South Africa, Jaclyn Hill joined Fisheries and Oceans Canada as a research scientist. Her research focuses on freshwater ecosystem responses to multiple stressors (i.e. invasion, anthropogenic disturbance, regime shifts, climate change), community trophic dynamics and the drivers underpinning changes in ecosystem structure and function.
Nicholas Kiulia
Université du Québec – Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS)
Kiulia is an environmental microbiologist and currently a PhD fellow at Université du Québec -INRS. Kiulia is conducting research related to biomonitoring of stream ecosystem and developing novel tools that can be used to supplement the routinely used stream biomonitoring approaches.
Kiulia has also extensive experience in environmental microbiology/virology especially wastewater based epidemiology approaches that has been used over the years to provide data for policy and decision making in the control and prevention of enteric pathogens.
Jérôme Marty
Project Director, Council of Canadian Academies
Jérôme Marty is a project director at the Council of Canadian Academies in Ottawa where he has been working at the interface between science and policy. His current work at the CCA involves 2 main topics, one the links between natural disasters prevention and climate adaptation and the second on circular economy. Prior to joining the CCA in 2016, Jérôme held positions as a research scientist at the St. Lawrence River Institute, as director of environment in a large consulting firm (WSP Canada), and as a science advisor at Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO). Jérôme is a past President of the International Association of Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) and the Society of Canadian Limnologists (SCL). He is a Board member of Watershed Canada and a member of several scientific advisory committees working on water science and governance. In 2019, he became the Chair of Partnership Group for Science and Engineering (PAGSE) and was nominated on the Science Advisory Board of the International Joint Commission (IJC). As a freshwater expert, he continues to advise governments on water related issues. When not working, he can be found biking, paddling with his family, or playing accordion.
Mark MacDougall
Project Coordinator, River Institute
Mark joined the River Institute in 2014, and led a wide range of collaborative projects with RiverLabs, the Institute's applied research group. His work has focused on understanding environmental change as a result of the cumulative impacts of human activity, using innovative approaches. As a result, his research has focused on two primary areas; first using spatial modelling to examine ecological shifts as a result of the presence of disturbance and pollution, and second, understanding contemporary community-level responses to road salt in lakes. Mark holds a M.Sc. in Biology from the University of Waterloo and a B.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from the University of Guelph. Additionally, Mark is a Certified Engineering Technologist and holds a Project Management Professional designation.
To learn more about his past and present projects visit his LinkedIN profile.
Katherine Moir
Katherine is a Ph.D. candidate in the Paleoecological Environmental Assessment and Research Laboratory at Queen's University. Her current research investigates how different stressors such as high nutrient concentrations, metals, and climate-change impacts affect assemblages of algae on the St. Lawrence River. She has been involved with the River Institute since 2014, when she completed the Environmental Technician program at St. Lawrence College, following which she completed a Master's of Environmental Studies at Queen's University, co-supervised by Brian Hickey. She continues to work with the River Institute, with Jeff Ridal co-supervising her Ph.D.
Katherine Moir's email address: katherine.moir@queensu.ca
Executive Director, Ottawa Riverkeeper
Protecting the beauty and diversity of life on Earth… that's what makes Patrick tick! A biologist by training, he is a dynamic and engaging communicator with a solid track-record of effective government relations. Patrick has held leadership roles in the environment sector for over a decade, acquiring significant experience in nonprofit management (i.e. strategic planning, human resources, fundraising, spokesperson). He has also developed broad policy expertise (e.g. water quality and management, protected areas, forestry, fossil fuels, endangered species, nuclear waste), in addition to having developed successful partnerships with several aboriginal communities (i.e. Cree, Inuit, Innu, Algonquin). Patrick is proud to be the Executive Director of Ottawa Riverkeeper, an organisation which works both in Québec and Ontario to protect the health of our watershed – so that we can continue to swim, drink, and fish for generations to come.
Amanda Nurse
University of Western Ontario, Neff lab
Amanda has recently graduated with a BSc in biology from the University of Western Ontario and completed a thesis project in Dr. Bryan Neff's lab. The aim of her thesis project was to validate methods of DNA extraction from water samples to monitor salmonid populations using nuclear, microsatellite genes. She will be presenting this new approach to environmental DNA monitoring. She has also been volunteering for the River Institute working on the Great River Rapport and has been helping in monitoring fish species in the St Lawrence River using netting techniques.
Catherine Paquette
WWF-Canada
Catherine is a Freshwater Specialist on WWF-Canada's Restoration and Regeneration Team. Since joining WWF-Canada in 2014 she has worked on Watershed Reports, the first national picture of the health of and threats to Canada's fresh water ecosystems. She has led the 2020 reassessment of the reports, launched in September 2020. Catherine also manages WWF-Canada's participation in STREAM (Sequencing the Rivers for Environmental Assessment and Monitoring), with partners from ECCC (Environment and Climate Change Canada), Living Lakes Canada and the Unviersity of Guelph. STREAM works with community groups, providing capacity, training and resources , to create or expand benthic invertebrate monitoring programs.
Mary Ann Perron
Mitacs Postdoctoral Fellow
Mary Ann is a freshwater biologist with expertise in wetland ecosystems and urban ecology. She grew up in a small town in northern Ontario and spent her free time outdoors, usually on the water. She completed her B.Sc. Honours in Biology with a specialization in conservation and restoration ecology from Laurentian University in Sudbury (2010-2014). She then went on to complete her Ph.D. in Biology specializing in wetland ecosystems, entomology and urban ecology from the University of Ottawa (2014-2020). She has experience teaching in the classroom and in the field as well as running workshops for youth organizations. Mary Ann is a certified wetland evaluator with skills in wetland plant identification, multivariate statistics and spatial analyses. She is currently involved in leading citizen science programs and collaborate in international efforts in insect conservation and is a Mitacs Postdoctoral Fellow at the River Institute.
Jessica is a research biologist and project coordinator at the Canadian Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation at Carleton University and leads the conduct of evidence syntheses, including systematic reviews and systematic maps, for clients here in Canada including Environment and Climate Change Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Parks Canada as well as in the USA, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Jessica is an endorsed trainer for the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence (CEE) and has co-developed an introductory evidence synthesis workshop for government employees. Jessica is also the Communications Officer for the CEE and the Secretary of the CEE Board of Trustees.
Matt Windle
Research Scientist, River Institute
Matt Windle is a biologist with experience in environmental science, freshwater ecosystem ecology, spatial analyses, contaminant analyses, and Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS). He completed a BSc in environmental science from Queen's University, and a M.Sc. in Biology at Memorial University of Newfoundland. In addition to his work as a Research Scientist at the River Institute, he is also a professor in the Environmental Technician Program at St. Lawrence College. Matt possess certifications for open water SCUBA, the Ontario Stream Assessment Protocol (OSAP), Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) fish identification workshops, advanced operations and flight reviewer status for RPAS from Transport Canada, and the Ontario Wetland Evaluation System (OWES).

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The thickness of the visual cortex, the diameter of cell nuclei and the mean volume of internuclear material per nucleus in the visual cortex, geniculate bodies and superior colliculi were determined in growing and adult mice. The influence of prolonged stay in complete darkness was investigated.In the visual cortex of normal mice, a peak in nuclear size occurred 20–30 days after birth, followed by a peak in relative volume of internuclear material.In growing mice, reared in darkness from birth, a highly significant decrease in relative volume of internuclear material occurred in all visual centers. The decrease was greatest in the geniculate bodies and greater in the granular and supragranular layers of the cortex than in the infragranular. In the cortex, the decrease was most pronounced after two months and became less pronounced during prolonged stay in darkness. No similar normalization was observed in subcortical visual centers. In the same mice, visual deprivation caused a highly significant decrease in the thickness of the visual cortex and in the diameter of its cell nuclei. The decrease in nuclear diameter was greater in the granular and supragranular than in the infragranular layers of the cortex and exhibited a similar normalization during prolonged stay in darkness as the decrease in relative volume of internuclear material.In adult mice, visual deprivation caused decrease in internuclear material.
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According to the statements made by a number of scholars, in the 80's East African Anglophone novel, which once received a nickname of "social documentary", began to lose gradually its social commitment. Many of the writers known previously as the most active supporters of the social trend, moved their attempts to other literan areas - criminal novel ("Weapon of hunger" by Meja Mцangi, 1989), love story (Yussuf Dawood's "Off my chest", 1988), even children's literature (books for children in Gikuyu, written by Ngugi wa Thiong'o). However, in the late 80's and early 90's East African Anglophone novel stepped onto a new level of social trend, moving from "social documentary" to "social epic". The authors now are trying to sum up the historical experience of East African countries over a large time span, and to that effect appeal mostly to elaborate and spacious literary forms, such as epic novel. These authors, although chosen one and the same literary form, are showing clearly their inclinations towards different styles of writing. For example, Tanzanian author Moyez Vassanji in his novel "The gunny sack" (1989) makes a rather convincing attempt to replant on East African soil the method of "mythological writing", previously used by such author as Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The novel definitely appeals not only to local reader, but to a wider international audience; on its pages the author manages to restore not only the fate of several generations of Indian family, but even the slightest details of their mentality, using myth as one of the basic means for changing the dimensions of time and space, according to the logic of the narration. The development of Kenyan novel in the early 90's confirms also one of the main tendencies in modem literature - bridging between "elite" and popular fiction. The first attempt of an epic novel in Kenyan Anglophone literature was, oddly enough, made by the veteran of Kenyan popular fiction David Maillu in his "Broken drum" H991). The novel hardly aims the widest reading public - nevertheless, stylistically it bears distinct features of popular fiction, such as crime story, romance, etc. Popular novel in East Africa also shows certain inclination towards urgent social themes, but the authors inevitably uses the artistic means they feel most happy with - that is, the style of popular fiction. For example, the "clash of cultures" - the experience of young Africans studying abroad - is presented in the form of a picaresque ("Times beyond" by Omondi Makoloo, 1992) or love story ("The girl from Uganda" by Tengio Urrio, 1993); feministic problems are spiced with sentimentalism ("Judy the nun" by P .Waweru, 1990); the thoughts on the hardships of younger generation are guised in Bildungs roman ("The plight of succession" by a Tanzanian Prosper Rwegoshora, 1990). At the same time, some authors, who have been ploughing successfully the field of pop fiction for a few decades, show their interest in more elaborate literary forms ("Dedan Kimathi: the real story" by Samuel Kaluga, 1990). All the mentioned facts do not allow us to state that the division into popular and elite novel will disappear within the foreseeable future. However, the most interesting developments seem to take place precisely in the field of bridging between these two branches of East African fiction.
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Thirty-eight patients in diabetic coma from four different centres were treated with a continuous low-dose intravenous infusion of insulin at an average dose of 7.2 IU/hr. All patients recovered rapidly except for one profoundly shocked patient who died. The mean fall in plasma glucose was 58% four hours after the start of insulin. Blood ketone bodies and plasma free fatty acids showed a similar response. There was no significant difference in plasma glucose response according to severity of acidosis or previous treatment with insulin. Hypokalaemia was uncommon. In the treatment of diabetic coma this technique has proved simple, safe, and effective.
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N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga. In vitro cell-virus interations associated with bovine herpesvirus - and peripheral bovine blood cellular components. Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment for the award of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, University of California, Davis, .". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1975. Abstract
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Nieto M, Muñoz E, Carreira J, Andreu JM. "Conformational and molecular responses to pH variation of the purified membrane adenosine triphosphatase of Micrococcus lysodeikticus." Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 1975;413(3):394-414. Abstract
A preparation of ATPase from the membranes of Micrococcus lysodeikticus, solubilized and more than 95% pure, showed two main bands in analytical polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. They did not correspond to isoenzymes because one band could be converted into the other by exposure to a mildly alkaline pH value. The conversion was paralleled by changes in molecular weight, circular dichroism and catalytic properties. Denaturation by pH at 25 degrees C was followed by means of circular dichroism, ultracentrifugation and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. A large conformational transition took place in the acid range with midpoints at about pH = 3.6 (I = 10(-4) M), 4.3 (I = 0.03 M) and 5.3 (I = 0.1 M). The transition was irreversible. Strong aggregation of the protein occurred in this range of pH. The final product was largely random coil, but even at pH 1.5 dissociation into individual subunits was not complete. However, partial dissociation took place at pH 5 (I = 0.028 M). At this pH value the enzyme was inactive, but 20-30% of the activity could be recovered when the pH was returned to 7.5. In the alkaline region the midpoint of the transition occurred near pH = 11 (I = 0.028 M). The pK of most of the tyrosine residues of the protein was about 10.9. The unfolding was irreversible and the protein was soon converted into peptide species with molecular weights lower than those determined for the subunits by gel electrophoresis in the presence of sodium dodecyl sulphate. Conventional proteolysis did not account for the transformation.
Maitai CK, Kamau JA, Gacuhi DM, Njoroge S. "An outbreak of arsenic and toxaphene poisoning in Kenyan cattle." Vet. Rec.. 1975;96(7):151-2. Abstract
In a case of poisoning involving 70 cattle analysis of specimens obtained during post mortem examination showed that the toxic substances were arsenic and toxaphene. This was consistent with both the clinical and post mortem findings. Arsenic was detected in water from an abandoned cattle dip in the farm. Soil samples collected in the vicinity of the dip contained both arsenic and toxaphene.
Baghurst PA, Nichol LW. "The binding of organic phosphates to human methaemoglobin A. Perturbation of the polymerization of proteins by effectors." Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 1975;412(1):168-80. Abstract
Theory is presented relating to the binding of an effector to two states of a protein acceptor coexisting in equilibrium. The problem is treated in terms of the four possible cases which specify relations between numbers of binding sites and intrinsic binding constants relevant to the acceptor states. It is shown that a distinction between these cases may be possible on the basis of the form of a plot of unbound effector concentration versus the constituent equilibrium coefficient which may be calculated from the sedimentation coefficient of the protein constituent. Particularly noteworthy in this respect is the finding that a turning point may exist in this plot for defined conditions with systems in which binding sites are not conserved (and binding affinities are altered) on polymer formation. The latter type of system is exemplified by studies on methaemoglobin A in 0.25 M sodium acetate, pH 5.4. In the absence of added organic phosphate effectors, a dimer-tetramer equilibrium operates governed by an association constant of 4.15 +/- 0.06 X 10(3) 1/mol, determined from sedimentation equilibrium results. Correlation of sedimentation velocity and equilibrium results shows that addition of adenosine 5'-triphosphate (ATP) results in its binding to one site on each of the dimeric (alpha beta) and tetrameric (alpha beta)2 species with intrinsic binding constants 1.03-10(3)-1.20-10(3) and 1.1-10(4)-2.1-10(4) 1/mol, respectively. It is also shown that 2,3-diphosphoglycerate perturbs the dimer-tetramer equilibrium in a similar way to ATP.
Tan AW, Nuttall FQ. "Characteristics of the dephosphorylated form of phosphorylase purified from rat liver and measurement of its activity in crude liver preparations." Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 1975;410(1):45-60. Abstract
The phosphorylated form of liver glycogen phosphorylase (alpha-1,4-glucan : orthophosphate alpha-glucosyl-transferase, EC 2.4.1.1) (phosphorylase a) is active and easily measured while the dephosphorylated form (phosphorylase b), in contrast to the muscle enzyme, has been reported to be essentially inactive even in the presence of AMP. We have purified both forms of phosphorylase from rat liver and studied the characteristics of each. Phosphorylase b activity can be measured with our assay conditions. The phosphorylase b we obtained was stimulated by high concentrations of sulfate, and was a substrate for muscle phosphorylase kinase whereas phosphorylase a was inhibited by sulfate, and was a substrate for liver phosphorylase phosphatase. Substrate binding to phosphorylase b was poor (KM glycogen = 2.5 mM, glucose-1-P = 250 mM) compared to phosphorylase a (KM glycogen = 1.8 mM, KM glucose-1-P = 0.7 mM). Liver phosphorylase b was active in the absence of AMP. However, AMP lowered the KM for glucose-1-P to 80 mM for purified phosphorylase b and to 60 mM for the enzyme in crude extract (Ka = 0.5 mM). Using appropriate substrate, buffer and AMP concentrations, assay conditions have been developed which allow determination of phosphorylase a and 90% of the phosphorylase b activity in liver extracts. Interconversion of the two forms can be demonstrated in vivo (under acute stimulation) and in vitro with little change in total activity. A decrease in total phosphorylase activity has been observed after prolonged starvation and in diabetes.
Nitta K, Yoneyama M. "Polymer concentration dependence of the helix to random coil transition of a charged polypeptide in aqueous salt solution." Biophys. Chem.. 1975;3(4):323-9. Abstract
The helix to coil transition of poly(L-glutamic acid) was investigated in 0.05 and 0.005 M aqueous potassium chloride solutions by use of potentiometric titration and circular dichroism measurement. Polymer concentration dependence of the transition was observed in the range from 0.006 to 0.04 monomol/e in 0.005 M KG1 solution. The polymer concentration dependence can be interpreted by current theories of the transition of charged polypeptides and of titration curves of linear weak polyelectrolytes taking the effect of polymer concentration into consideration.
Coscia L, Causa P, Giuliani E, Nunziata A. "Pharmacological properties of new neuroleptic compounds." Arzneimittelforschung. 1975;25(9):1436-42. Abstract
RMI 61 140, RMI 61 144 and RMI 61 280 are newly synthetized N-[8-R-dibenzo(b,f)oxepin-10-yl]-N'-methyl-piperazine-maleates which show interesting psychopharmacologic effects. This work contains the results of a study performed with these three compounds, in order to demonstrate their neuropsycholeptic activity in comparison with chloropromazine (CPZ) and chlordiazepoxide (CPD). The inhibition of motility observed in mice shows that the compounds reduce the normal spontaneous motility as well as the muscle tone. The central-depressant activity is evidenced by increased barbiturate-induced sleep and a remarkable eyelid ptosis can also be observed. Our compounds do not show any activity on electroshock just as do CPZ and CPD. As to the antipsychotic outline, our compounds show strong reduction of lethality due to amphetamine in grouped mice and a strong antiapomorphine activity. They show also an antiaggressive effect and an inhibitory activity on avoidance behaviour much stronger than CPZ. We have also found extrapyramidal effects, as catalepsy, common to many tranquillizers of the kind of the standards used by us. As for vegetative phenomena, the compounds show hypotensive dose related action ranging from moderate to strong, probably due to an a-receptor inhibition. Adrenolytic activity against lethal doses of adrenaline, antiserotonin and antihistaminic effects, as well as other actions (hypothermia, analgesia, etc.) confirm that RMI 61 140, RMI 61 144 and RMI 61 280 are endowed with pharmacologic properties similar and more potent than those of CPZ. Studies on the metabolism of brain catecholamines show that they are similar to CPZ, although with less effect on dopamine level.
Akamatsu N, Nakajima H, Ono M, Miura Y. "Increase in acetyl CoA synthetase activity after phenobarbital treatment." Biochem. Pharmacol.. 1975;24(18):1725-7.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1976. August, The 3rd Conference of The Language Association of Eastern Africa. Kenya Science Teachers College, Nairobi, Kenya.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1976.
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Development Administration and Decentralization: Some Administrative and Political Consideration". IDS Working Paper No. 257 January 1976.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1976. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Income Distribution in Kenya: The Politics of Mystification". Prepared for Presentation at Conference on Industrialisation and Income Distribution in Africa, organised by the Council for Economic and Social Research in Africa (COSERIA): Cairo; Egypt, Nove.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1976. Abstract
NDEGWA PROFELIJAHNJUGUNA. "Kenya's National Report to the United Nations Conference on I Inmai; Settlements. 1976.". In: Community Diagnosis and Health Action. A manual for Tropical and Rural areas. Chapter 15. PP130 . African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1976. Abstract
{ OBJECTIVES To compare sociodemographic profiles, child care, child feeding practices and growth indices of children born to HIV-1 seropositive and seronegative mothers. METHODS: A cohort study of 234 children (seropositive and seronegative) born to HIV-1 seropositive mothers and 139 children born to seronegative mothers in Pumwani Maternity Hospital which serves a low-income population in Nairobi, Kenya from December 1991 and January 1994. RESULTS: With few exceptions, at the time of their birth children in all three cohorts had parents with similar characteristics, lived in similar housing in similar geographical areas, had their mothers as their primary care givers, had similar feeding practices and similar growth status and patterns. However, the HIV-1 seropositive mothers were slightly younger (23.8 years vs. 25.0 years, P < 0.01), if married they were less likely to be their husband's first wife (79% vs. 91%
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Multi Purpose District Development Centres: The Case of Baringo Development Training Centre. IDS Working Paper No. 264, April, 1976.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1976. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Reaching the Rural Poor: Lessons from the Kenya Special Rural Development Programme, Paper prepared for the XI International Congress of Agricultural Economists. Nairobi, August 1976. Also published as IDS. Paper No. 24, 1976.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1976. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Training Within Underdevelopment: The Case of Baringo Development Training Centre: An Evaluation On Behalf of the Ministry of Housing and Social Services, revised as IDS Occasional Paper No. 24,.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1976. Abstract
Ndinya-Achola JO, Kasili EG. "Acute Leukaemia in pregnancy -A case report from Kenyatta National Hospital.". 1976.Website
N. DRMUSYOKIRACHEL. "Access to Non-formal Education for Rural Families: A Case Study of Family Life Education Programme, IDS, W.P. No. 318, 1977.". In: East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics; 1977. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "A comment on Militarization". Paper prepared for Conference on Militarization: World Council of Churches, Geneva, November 1977.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1977. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Harambee and Rural Development in Kenya: Towards a Re-interpretation" IDS working Paper No. 302, March 1977.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1977. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "J.S. Kaminjolo, J.P.O. Wamukoya and P.N. Nyaga. A preliminary report on the occurence of a disease in broilers in Kenya. Bull. Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afri. Vol. 25, 1977: 431-434.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1977. Abstract
N. DRMUSYOKIRACHEL. "Social-economic Status of Families and Social Participation: the case of Mbooni in Rural Kenya. Paper presented at a Study Seminar and Training on "The Role of Women in Rural Development", IDS, University of Sussex, Brighton, England January 10 - February.". In: East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics; 1977. Abstract
NTHIA PROFNJERUEH. ""Some Consequences of Land Adjudication in Mbeere Division, Embu". Co-authored with David Brokensha.". In: Working Paper No. 320, IDS (Institute for Development Studies), University of Nairobi. African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1977. Abstract
This study set out to examine the policy position in Kenyan health care financing, with regard to implementation of the proposed social health scheme (NSHIF) and its performance potential. The specific objectives were to: examine the existing social scheme (NHIF), its role and challenges in health care financing; establish whether or not Kenya has the key pre-requisites for introduction and sustainability of a social health scheme and to provide recommendations on the way forward. This was largely a desk study, supplemented with limited primary data from key informants. The analysis indicates that: i) For a universal social health plan to be sustainable, favorable economic indicators and availability of essential infrastructures are critical prerequisites. Resources must be available, government must be in a position to afford high subsidies, the population must be ready to pay high premiums and the supply of health services must be adequate to cater for the expected increase in demand; ii) Countries that have successfully embraced social health plans introduced their schemes carefully and gradually (overtime) in terms of coverage; iii) Kenya compares unfavorably with these countries in terms of prerequisites for sustainability of a social health scheme, due largely to a poor economy, high poverty levels and shortfalls in facilities and services. The study concludes that Kenya lacks the key prerequisites for introducing and sustaining a universal social health scheme. The scheme can hardly be supported by the current status of the economy and healthcare infrastructures. The study recommends: i) Expansion and development of health care infrastructural capacities through subsidies and tax concessions for those investing in health care and providing subsidized services, particularly to the poor and rehabilitation of the GoK facilities; ii) Increasing the health budget from 7 per cent of government expenditure to above 10 per cent and directing more resources and efforts towards preventive/promotive and primary health care (P&PH); and iii) Other recommendations include subjecting the proposed scheme to an actuarial evaluation and comprehensive policy plan in order to determine the attendant and corresponding premium and benefit levels and pursuing a phased approach in the implementation of the scheme.
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Some Problems of Income Distribution in Kenya: Report of a Workshop held at IDS". IDS Working Paper No. 308, April 1977.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1977. Abstract
N. DRMUSYOKIRACHEL. "Women and Participation in National Development: A Focus on Population Issues. Paper presented to a Seminar on Women in Development Co-ordinated by the Women's Bureau, Ministry of Culture and Social Services in Collaboration with UN-economic Commission fo.". In: East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics; 1977. Abstract
Nightingale KW. "Health problems of a South African tribal homeland.". 1977.
Bower JRF;, Nelson CM;, Waibel AF;, Wandibba S. "The University of Massachusetts' Later Stone Age/Pastoral 'Neolithic' Comparative Study in Central Kenya: an Overview Bower.". 1977.Website
Ostenson RC, Fields BT, Nolan CM. "Polymyxin B and rifampin: new regimen for multiresistant Serratia marcescens infections." Antimicrob. Agents Chemother.. 1977;12(6):655-9. Abstract
Polymyxin B and rifampin were given to 12 patients with multi-drug-resistant nosocomial Serratia marcescens infections. Eight cures were achieved; drug hepatotoxicity occurred once; one fatal suprainfection was encountered; and two patients died during therapy of causes related to severe underlying illnesses. Polymyxin B and rifampin were uniformly synergistic in vitro against the infecting strains and against 40 additional clinical isolates of S. marcescens.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1978, 13-17 fevrier, UNESCO Experts Meeting on L'Affirmation De L'Identite Culturelle et La Conscience Nationale Dan L'Afrique Contemporaine. Brazaville (Congo).". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1978.
NDEGWA PROFELIJAHNJUGUNA. "Environmental aspects of Industrial Development. Nairobi. 1978. Paper presented at a "Land Use.". In: Community Diagnosis and Health Action. A manual for Tropical and Rural areas. Chapter 15. PP130 . African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1978. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Harambee [Self Help] and Development Participation in Rural Kenya: Notes on an elusive ideology" Paper prepared for the Workshop on Popular Participation and Rural Development in Nairobi. March 1978.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1978. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "J. K. Omuse, P.N. Nyaga, J.M. Gathuma, J.S. Kaminjolo and F.M. Nderu. Verminous pneumonia in topi (Damalisous Korriaum) in Masai Mara area of Kenya. Bull. Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol. 26 (2), 1978: 156-160.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1978. Abstract
NDEGWA PROFELIJAHNJUGUNA. "Kenya's National Report to the African Regional Conference on Human Settlements Finance and Management.". In: Community Diagnosis and Health Action. A manual for Tropical and Rural areas. Chapter 15. PP130 . African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1978. Abstract
NTHIA PROFNJERUEH. ""Land Adjudication and Its Implications for the Social Organization of the Mbeere.".". In: Research Paper No. 73, Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1978. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. (1978) Wealth In Diversity in the Affirmation of Cultural Identity and Formation of National Conscience in Contemporary Africa. UNESCO Papers.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1978.
Ngugi GN. "Blooming the Desert: Problems and Alternative Solutions: the Northeastern Province of Kenya.". 1978.Website
Ndetei DM. "Psychiatric illness in a rural area in Kenya.". 1978.
Nyamasyo GHN. Studies on the Insecticide resistance in cotton Stainers, Dysdercus spp. (Hemiptera: Pyrrhocoridae) in Kenya, . Nairobi. Kenya: University of Nairobi.; 1978.
Ndetei DM. "The training needs of psychiatrists intending to work in developing countries.". 1978.
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. ""A Manual for Research and Writing." by M. Ragaab and N.D. Nzomo. This manual is intended to guide students in the Faculty of Commerce in partial fulfilment of the requirement for term papers, field research projects and thesis. Faculty of Commerce, .". In: School of Journalism (20 pages). RIVERBRROKS COMMUNICATIONS; 1979. Abstract
Journal of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya. (pages 13-15)
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. ""A Manual for Research and Writing." by M. Ragaab and N.D. Nzomo. This manual is intended to guide students in the Faculty of Commerce in partial fulfilment of the requirement for term papers, field research projects and thesis. Faculty of Commerce, .". In: School of Journalism (20 pages).; 1979. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "J.M. Gathuma, M.M. Kagiko and P.N.Nyaga. Water quality in Kajiado District, Kenya. E. Afric. Journ. Med. Res. Vol. 3 (1) 1979.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1979. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. (1979) Paralinguistics: A Survey of Non-Verbal Communication with Particular Reference to Zambia and Kenya. In the Journal of the Language Association of Eastern Africa. Vol. 4, 1 pp.19-41.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1979.
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga and J.M. Gathuma. Some observations on Taenia sarginata cysticercosis in Kenya slaughter cattle. Bull. Anim. Hlth, Prod. Afric. Vol.27 (1), 1979: 51-59.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1979. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga, J.S. Kaminjolo, E.R. Mutiga, and L.C. Bebora. Occurrence of atypical fowlpox in poultry farms in Kenya. Avian Dis. Vol. 23 (31, 1979: 745- 752.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1979. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga. The role of animal management in the control of Coccidiosis. Proceedings, Animal Production Society of Kenya. Vol. 12, 1979/80: 47-50.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1979. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "The Researcher and the Poor Peasantry" - Paper prepared for the conference on Planning Agricultural Development and Popular Participation. Organised by the Council for Social Economic Research in Africa (COSERIA). Khartoum. December 1979.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1979. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "Social structure and Environment: Two Case Studies from Eastern Kenya,M.A. Thesis, Dept. of Sociology, University of Nairobi."; 1979. Abstract
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. ""The Accounting Profession in Kenya." ,(pages 38-44). This article describes Gvoernment efforts to orgnaize the Accoutning Profession and guide its future developments through the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya. ICPA(K).". In: Journal of the Association of Certified Public Accountants, Nairobi. RIVERBRROKS COMMUNICATIONS; 1979. Abstract
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. ""The Accounting Profession in Kenya." ,(pages 38-44). This article describes Gvoernment efforts to orgnaize the Accoutning Profession and guide its future developments through the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya. ICPA(K).". In: Journal of the Association of Certified Public Accountants, Nairobi.; 1979. Abstract
NDEGWA PROFELIJAHNJUGUNA. "UNEP/UNDP/Kenya Government Project on Environment and Development, 1979. Specialist Paper on Planning for Rural Settlements in Kenya.". In: Community Diagnosis and Health Action. A manual for Tropical and Rural areas. Chapter 15. PP130 . African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1979. Abstract
Njuguna NG. "On Marginal Areas and Peoples-The Kenyan Case Towards Definitional Clarity.". 1979.
Nyambok IO. "Origin and the Distribution of the Elements.". 1979.Origin and the Distribution of the Elements
Nyamasyo GHN. Predation on grassland termites in semi-arid Savannah at Kajiado, by the ant Megaponera foetens. 7th Annual Report,. Nairobi, Kenya.: University of Nairobi.; 1979.
Ndetei DM, Muhangi J. "The prevalence and clinical presentation of psychiatric illness in a rural setting in Kenya.". 1979.
Nyaga PN. "The role of animal management in the control of Coccidiosis."; 1979.
Njuguna GN. "Self-Reliance in Kenya: The Case of Harambee,M.P. Moithi and r. Rasmusson.". 1979.
Patnaik JK, Kiangi PMR, Ng'ang'a JK. Some Aspects of Seasonal Features of the Southern hemisphere Subtropical Jetstream.; 1979.Some Aspects of Seasonal Features of the Southern hemisphere Subtropical Jetstream
Waldhäusl W, Kleinberger G, Korn A, Dudczak R, Bratusch-Marrain P, Nowotny P. "Severe hyperglycemia: effects of rehydration on endocrine derangements and blood glucose concentration." Diabetes. 1979;28:577-584. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1980, September 8-10, 1st Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium, Leiden.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1980.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1980, September, Eastern African History Conference, Nyeri.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1980.
NGANGA DRWAWERUFRANK. "Labetalol (Trandate) in Hypertension .". In: proceedings. East African Journal of Development Studies; 1980. Abstract
Essential thrombocythaemia was diagnosed in a series of 18 patients on the basis of platelet counts greater than 1,000 X 10(9)/1. Radionuclide studies have been carried out to distinguish thrombocythaemia as a primary disease from polycythaemia vera, myelofibrosis and chronic granulocytic leukaemia presenting with high platelet counts. These have included blood volume and spleen function, and radio-iron (52Fe) has been used to demonstrate the presence of extramedullary (splenic) erythropoiesis. The value of these investigations in distinguishing between the various myeloproliferative disorders associated with thrombocythaemia is illustrated. PMID: 3933244 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. "The Making of Professional Accountants." Part 1, By J.D. Newton and N.D. Nzomo. This article discusses the legal framework under which the Kenyan accounting profession is orgnaized. It presents data on the current status of the profession and discusses ed.". In: Journal of the Kenya Institute of Management, July 1980. (pages 37-39). RIVERBRROKS COMMUNICATIONS; 1980. Abstract
N PROFNZOMODAUDI. "The Making of Professional Accountants." Part 1, By J.D. Newton and N.D. Nzomo. This article discusses the legal framework under which the Kenyan accounting profession is orgnaized. It presents data on the current status of the profession and discusses ed.". In: Journal of the Kenya Institute of Management, July 1980. (pages 37-39).; 1980. Abstract
N. PROFKARANJANANCYK. "N.K. Mureria, 1980. Activities of Nairobi MIRCEN.". In: A paper presented at CAIRO - MIRCEN training course held at Ain-Shams University of Nairobi on 8-22 September, 1980.; 1980. Abstract
N. PROFKARANJANANCYK. "N.K. Mureria, S.O. Keya and M.A. Arshad, 1980. Effects of termite activity on soil microflora.". In: A paper presented at the 4th AGM of Soil Science Society of East Africa in Arusha, Tanzania held on 27th-28th October, 1980.; 1980. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. (1980) Language and Culture : The Relevance of Linguistics to the Kenyan Situation. In Journal of Eastern African Research and Development.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1980.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. 1980. The Verb 'To be' in Dholuo Syntax in Schadeberg, T.C. and Bender M.L. (Ed.) Nilo-Saharan. Foris Publications, Dordrecht, Holland/Cinnaminson, U.S.A.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1980.
NYAWIRA DRRITHOCECILIA. "On-Farm Experiments: Some Experiences". Presented at the Second Symposium on Intercropping for the Semi-arid Areas (2nd SISA), 4th - 7th August, 1980 in Morogoro, Tanzania.". In: Second Symposium on Intercropping for the Semi-arid Areas (2nd SISA), 4th - 7th August, 1980 in Morogoro, Tanzania. European Psychiatric Journal; 1980.
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N.Nyaga and D.G. McKercher. Pathogenesis of Bovine herpesvirus - (BHV-l) infections: interactions of the virus with peripheral bovine blood component. Com. Immuno. Microbio, Inf. Dis. Vol. 2. 1980: 587-702.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1980. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N.Nyaga, C.G. Ndiritu, S.M. Njiro and S.W. Mbugua. Canine pulmonary geotrichosis in Kenya. Kenya Vet. Vol. 4, 1980: 6-9.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1980. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Possibilities for and Limits to Peasant Self-Help Development". Paper prepared for The Annual Conference: Canadian Association of African Studies. Guelph University, Canada, May 1980.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1980. Abstract
NYAWIRA DRRITHOCECILIA. "The Role of Women in Small-scale Farm Production in Kenya. Presented at the workshop organized by the Ford Foundation on Women in Agricultural Production in Eastern and Southern Africa. 9th - 11th April, 1980 in Nairobi, Kenya.". In: workshop organized by the Ford Foundation on Women in Agricultural Production in Eastern and Southern Africa. 9th - 11th April, 1980 in Nairobi, Kenya. European Psychiatric Journal; 1980.
NYAMBURA PROFKIMANIVIOLET. "Urban traditional medicine: a Nairobi case-study. Good CM, Kimani VN. East Afr Med J. 1980 May;57(5):301-17.". In: East Afr Med J. 1980 May;57(5):301-17. Kireti VM, Atinga JEO; 1980. Abstract
45 Kenyan traditional healers were interviewed with respect to the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. Traditional management of eye diseases is based on the healers' concept of the disease causation as well as their knowledge of the herbal, animal and chemical substances that possess (or are reported to possess) remedial effect on the disease. While many of the healers interviewed failed to give a clear distinction between the various eye conditions, diseases such as cataract, foreign bodies and injuries were recognized easily. In almost all cases the medicinal substances were first diluted in water before they were applied to the eyes. Human milk, blood and the white of the egg were the animal substances listed as medicinal to various eye conditions. A solution of sugar was one of the chemical substances used in the treatment of specific eye conditions. Given correct information, some of these healers could f
Mbindyo JM, N.J. C, Rogers EM. "Colleta N.J. and Mbindyo, J.M., "Social and Cultural influence on Human Development, In Implementing Programs of Human Development." World Bank Staff Working Paper . 1980;(403):235-309.
Ndetei DM. "Psychiatry in Kenya: yesterday, today and tomorrow. An overview.". 1980.
Hoek JB, Njogu RM. "The role of glutamate transport in the regulation of the pathway of proline oxidation in rat liver mitochondria.". 1980.
Nyaga PN;, Kagiko MM. "Some Observations On The Hygiene And Antimicrobial Sensitivity Of Organisms In Traditionally Fermented And Fresh Milk From Nomadic Herds In Kenya (Abstract).".; 1980.
Ndetei DM. "The training needs of psychiatrists intending to work in developing countries."; 1980.
Maitai CK, Talalaj S, Njoroge D, Wamugunda R. "Effect of extract of hairs from the herb Urtica massaica, on smooth muscle." Toxicon. 1980;18(2):225-9.
NYAMBURA PROFKIMANIVIOLET. "Attempts to coordinate the work of traditional and modern doctors in Nairobi in 1980. Kimani VN. Soc Sci Med [B]. 1981 Jul;15(3):421-2.". In: Soc Sci Med [B]. 1981 Jul;15(3):421-2. Kireti VM, Atinga JEO; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "Awareness and Communication: An Anthropological Study of a Student Organization, SHAG". Paper presented at the South - Western Anthropological Association Annual Meetings, at Miramar Hotel Santa Barbara, California. March 18 - 21, 1981."; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "Book Review of Napoleon Shagnon's ."; 1981. Abstract
W PROFMWANGIJULIUS, N PROFGUANTAIA. "C.K. Maitai, A.N. Guantai and J.W. Mwangi (1981). Self-medication in management of minor health problem in Kenya. E.A. Medical J. 58: 593-600.". In: E.A. Medical J. 58: 593-600. A.N. GUANTAI and C.K. MAITA; 1981. Abstract
he distribution of cathinone and d-norpseudoephedrine in Catha edit/is plants from 2 different geographical localities has been investigated. There was no difference in the chemical constituents of Catha material from 2 locali-ties. D-norpseudoephedrine was present in all parts of the plant examined except the root but cathinone was only detected in the young shoots and bran-chlets. It is concluded that the psychostinaulant effect following chewing of young Catha shoots is due to both cathinone and d-norpseudoephedrine with the cathinone being more important since it is 7-10 times more potent than d-norpseudoephedrine.
W PROFMWANGIJULIUS, N PROFGUANTAIA. "C.K. Maitai, A.N. Guantai and J.W. Mwangi (1981). Self-medication in management of minor health problem in Kenya. E.A. Medical J. 58: 593-600.". In: E.A. Medical J. 58: 593-600. The Kenya Medical Association; 1981. Abstract
The effect of acqueous extract of the tuber of Adenia globosa on the isolated preparation of the rat uterus was determined. The crude drug caused a dose-dependent contraction of the tissue preparation. This action was enhanced by a small dose of oxytocin. The results are discussed in relation to the traditional uses of this plant.
Njeru EHN. "Capitalist Production and Underdevelopment of Indigenous Economies in Kenya and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe)". Discussion Paper, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
NJOROGE MRGACHIESTEVE. "Close-Up.". In: Jadini Beach Hotel, Mombasa. IBIMA Publishing; 1981. Abstract
Joint exhibition of paintings and sculptures
Njeru EHN. "Development Perspectives on Pastoralism: Policy Formulation and Implications for Pastoral Productive Systems in East Africa: Discussion Paper, Dept. of Anthropology University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "The Farming Herders: Irrigation, Reciprocity and Marriage among the Turkana Pastoralists of North - Western Kenya: Ph.D. Dissertation, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
NGAU PROFPETERM. "Fieldwork and Data Analysis (ed., with A.G. Ferguson),.". In: Nairobi: Macmillan Press,. Taylor & Francis; 1981.
NGANGA DRWAWERUFRANK. "Indium .". In: proceedings. East African Journal of Development Studies; 1981. Abstract
NTHIA PROFNJERUEH. ""Land Adjudication and its Implications for the Social Organization of the Mbeere".". In: In African Journal of Sociology, Vol. 1 No. 1 & 2. University of Nairobi. African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1981. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "Mary, G. Binta, P.N. Nyaga, M. Valland and J.G. Tjaberg. Observations on some characteristics and Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from shell fish in Kenya. Bull. Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol. 29 (2), 1981:187-192.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "The Nuer Social Structure:. Discussion Paper, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. Obanya, P., Hookoomsing V. (1981) Curriculum Development in Languages. Course materials for African Curriculum Organisation (ACO).". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1981.
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga, J.S. Kaminjolo, J.M. Gathuma, J.K. Omuse, F.M.K. Nderu and J.N. Gicho. Prevalence of antibodies to parainfluenza virus-3 (Pl-3) in various wildlife pecies and cattle sharing the same habitats in Kenya.Journ.Wild. Dis.17(4), 981: 605-608.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1981. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N.Nyaga, A.D. Wiggins and W.A. Priester. Epidemiology of equine influenza, risk by age breed and sex Comp. Immuno. Microbiol. Infec. Dis.Vol. 3. 1981:67-83.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "Pastoral Production Systems in East Africa: AnExamination of the Social and Economic Aspects of Livestock Management: Research Paper, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
Njeru EHN. "Pastoralism and Development: The case of the Turkana of North - Western Kenya: Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "SELF MEDICATION IN MANAGEMENT OF MINOR HEALTH PROBLEMS IN KENYA.". In: THE EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. C.K. Maitai, AN Guantai, Mwangi; 1981. Abstract
A survey of proprietary pharmaceutical products used inslf-medication, in Kenya, has been undertaken. Out of 472 products covered in the survey, 32% were those used for gastrointestinal disorders and 18% for respiratory disorders. The significance and limitations of self-medication as they relate to management of minor health problems are discussed.
Njeru EHN. "The Theory of Reciprocity: Its Application to a Pastoral Economy in East Africa and Implications for Planned Change: Discussion Paper, Dept. of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Barbara."; 1981. Abstract
NJENGA PROFMBUGUAPAUL. "Thomas, C. and P. N. Mbugua (1981): Effect of supplements on the live weight gain of beef cattle given forage during the dry season.". In: In proceedings: International grasslands congress. Kentucky, USA. Heinrich Boll Foundation.; 1981.
NYAMBURA PROFKIMANIVIOLET. "The unsystematic alternative: towards plural health care among the Kikuyu of central Kenya. Kimani VN. Soc Sci Med [B]. 1981 Jul;15(3):333-40.". In: Soc Sci Med [B]. 1981 Jul;15(3):333-40. Kireti VM, Atinga JEO; 1981. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "ESTABLISHMENT OF A BIOBANK AND PHARMACOGENETICS DATABASE OF AFRICAN POPULATIONS.". In: THE EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. A Matimba, M Oluka, B Ebeshi, J Sayi, Bolaji, J Del Favero , C Van Broeckhoven, AN Guanta; 1981.
N PROFGUANTAIA. "Evaluation of the potential of the marine sponges of the Zanzibar Island to yield antimalarial and antimicrobial active compounds.". In: THE EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. S.A.SAID, M.J.MOSHF, R.S.O. NOND(Y, 1; 1981.
Ngethe N. Harambee and development participation: Notes on an illusive ideology.; 1981.
Vadher A, Ndetei DM. "Life events and depression in a Kenyan setting.". 1981.
N PROFGUANTAIA. "Maitai C.K Guantai A.N, and Mwangi J.W, Self Medication in management of Minor Health Problems in Kenya. East African Medical Journal 58 (8) 593 1981.". In: East African Medical Journal 58 (8) 593 1981. A.N. GUANTAI and C.K. MAITA; 1981. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "Mwangi J.W., Guantai A.N. and Muriuki G. Eucalyptus Citriodora - Essential oil contents and chemical varieties in Kenya. E.Afric. Agr. For J. 46, 89 1981.". In: E.Afric. Agr. For J. 46, 89 1981. A.N. GUANTAI and C.K. MAITA; 1981. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "PHARMACOGENETICS OF DRUG METABOLIZING ENZYMES IN THE LUO, KIKUYU AND MAASAI ETHINIC POPULATIONS OF KENYA.". In: THE EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL. MN Oluka, A Matimba,AN Guantai, C Masirembwa, BH Estambale; 1981. Abstract
ere is great heterogeneity in the way individuals and populations respond to medications in terms of both host toxicity and efficacy. It is now well recognized that genetic differences in drug metabolism and disposition as well in drug target receptors could have an even greater influence on the efficacy and toxicity of medications. A Wide range of drug metabolizing enzymes (DME) are subject to genetic polymorphism. The genotype-phenotype relationship is particularly important for drugs with narrow therapeutic index where slight changes in plasma levels can result in serious toxicity or lack of efficacy. While Caucasian and oriental populations have benefited from the intense interest in the field of pharmacogenomics, there still exists a wide gap in this knowledge on African populations. Hence, the main objective of this study was to investigate the occurrence and frequency of allelic variants of polymorphic DME in three major ethnic populations in Kenya.
Ngethe N. "Popular participation and rural development : proceedings of a conference of the 7th East African Social Science Research Consultative Group, held at Westwood Park Hotel, Nairobi, 26th to 29th March, 1978."; 1981.
N.M.Monyonko, J.H.REID. PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A CALICULATION OF THE NEUTRINO CHARGE RADIUS. DUDUVILLE,NAIROBI; 1981.
Njogu RM, Nyindo M. "Presence of a peculiar pathway of glucose metabolism in infective forms of Trypanosoma brucei cultured from salivary glands of tsetse flies.". 1981. Abstract
We have studied metabolism of glucose by infective forms of Trypanosoma brucei brucei isolated from tsetse fly salivary glands and grown in continuous culture for more than 700 days. The end products of glucose metabolism under aerobic conditions were found to be pyruvate and glycerol in the ratio 3:1. this changed to equimolar formation of pyruvate and glycerol when glucose was metabolized under aerobic conditions in the presence of 1.5 mM salicylhydroxamic acid (SHAM), a situation analogous to anaerobiosis. The respiration of the parasites was insensitive to cyanide inhibition but SHAM inhibited it completely. In the presence of SHAM, formation of pyruvate and glycerol from glucose metabolism was inhibited by 60% and 45% respectively. These findings indicate that the infective trypanosomes grown in vitro for about 2 yr have a peculiar glycolytic pathway which can be exploited to elucidate the mechanism of energy production of bloodstream form trypanosomes during anaerobic glycolysis
Ndetei DM, Vadher A. "The relation between contextual and reported threat due to life events: a controlled study.". 1981.
Ndetei DM. "Research problems of foreign students in U.K. attempting to do research.". 1981.
Welch 1 RW, Njoroge K, Habgood RM. "Selection for increased grain protein production in Barley.". In: Barley Genetics IV (Chapter 5), Pp 271-278. Edinburgh University Press; 1981.
Maitai CK, Talalaj S, Talalaj D, Njoroge D. "Smooth muscle stimulating substances in the stinging nettle tree Obetia pinnatifida." Toxicon. 1981;19(1):186-8.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1982. January 4-6, The International Symposium on Language and History of Nilotic Peoples., Institut fur Afrikanistik Der Universitat Zu Koln.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1982.
NDERITU PROFWARUICHARLES. "Alexander, R. McN., Maloiy, G.M.O., Ker, R.F., Jayes, A.S. and Warui, C.N. (1982). The role of tendon elasticity in the locomotion of the camel (camelus dromedarius). J. Zoology 198: 293-313.". In: Proceedings of the XIIth International Anatomical Congress: London 764 A.; 1982.
N. PROFKARANJANANCYK. "Arshad, M.A., Mureria, N.K., Keya, S.O. 1982. Effect of termite activity on soil microflora. Pedobiologia 24, 161-167.". In: Poster presented at the 8th Congress of the African Association for Biological Nitrogen Fixation (AABNF), 23-27 November, 1998.; 1982. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "DISTRIBUTION OF CATHINONE AND D-NORPSEUDOEPHEDRINE IN CATHA EDULIS.". In: EAST AFRICAN MEDICAL JOURNA. A.N. GUANTAI and C.K. MAITA; 1982. Abstract
N PROFKARIUKIDAVID, W PROFNJENGALYDIAH. "The distribution of fluoride in Kenya waters.". In: Proceedings of the Environmental Chemistry Sub-region Workshop, National University of Lesotho, Roma, 32-6 (1982). UoN; 1982. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Final Evaluation of Foot and Mouth Disease in Kenya. On behalf of Ministry of Livestock Development, Nairobi, 1982. IDS Consultancy Report No. 9 1982.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1982. Abstract
K PROFMAITAICHARLES, N PROFGUANTAIA. "Guantai AN, Maitai CK.Relative distribution of cathinone and D-norpseudoephedrine in Catha edulis (Miraa) growing in Kenya.East Afr Med J. 1982 Jun;59(6):394-8.". In: East Afr Med J. 1982 Jun;59(6):394-8. A. N. GUANTAI, J. W. MWANG1, G1CHURU MURIUKI and K. A. M. KURIA; 1982. Abstract
Cathinone, a potent psychostimulant isolated from young shoots of Catha edulis was given to four human volunteers. Examination of urine collected from the volunteers at predetermined intervals showed the presence of unchanged cathinone, d-norpseudoephedrine, and two unidentified basic substances. The observed biotransformation of cathinone to the less potent psychostimulant, d-norpseudoephedrine involves reduction of a ketone group to alcohol, a common metabolic pathway in humans.
N PROFNYAGAP. "M.G. Binta, P.N. Nyaga, T.B. Tjaberg and M. Valland. Market fish hygiene in Kenya, J. Hyg. Camb. Vol. 89, 1982: 47-52.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1982. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "M.G. Binta, P.N. Nyaga, T.B. Tjaberg and M. Valland.Vibrio parahaemolyticus: Occurence in marine sea fish. Shellfi6h, water and sediment in Kenya. E. Afric. Med. Journ. Yol. 59 (7),1982: 442-445.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1982. Abstract
NDEGWA DRGICHUKIFRANCIS. "Muchiri, G. and Gichuki F.N. 1982. ."; 1982. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. 1982. The Major Syntactic Structures of Dholuo. Supplement 1. Language and Dialect Atlas of Kenya. Diatrich Reimer Verlag, Berlin.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1982.
N PROFKANYARIPAULW. "P. W. N. KANYARI (1982). " Goat Trypanosomiasis: Effect of chemotherapy using isometamedium chloride on production in three goat breeds". Kenya Veterinarian 6 (2): 9.". In: Congress of Parasitology (ICOPA), University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. August 24th - 29th 1986. Korean Society of Crop Science and Springer; 1982. Abstract
Eimeria christenseni and Eimeria arloingi were used separately to infect one month-old goat kids which were then killed 34 days post-infection. Their small intestines contained small nodular lesions made of several endogenous stages mainly macrogametocytes and macrogametes. Electron microscope studies of macrogametocytes revealed a prominent central nucleus and nucleolus. Other cellular components were mitochondria, wall forming bodies(WFB) type 1( homogenous) and type 2(reticular). Polysaccharide granules of E.christenseni had a chain like arrangement in the young cells, and increased dramatically with maturation of the macrogemetes to become the main cytoplasmic component along with the WFB. Type 1 WFB were peripheral while type 2 were more central but in E.christeseni macrogametes, some type 2 WFB appeared to give rise to membranous vesicles at the areas of wall formation.. The macrogamete nucleus was small and usually indented with polysaccharide granules and reticular bodies, named nuclear derived bodies(NBD), arising from the perinuclear regions. Within the periparasitic areas of both species, membranous/dark bodies were seen. E. arloingi had a large and well defined parasitophorous vacuole(PV), within which an inner lighter, and outer layer with dark granules were found. Both species had some poorly developed intravacuolar tubes(IVT), which occurred at certain points in the case of E.arloingi, while in E.christenseni, they had a diffuse distribution
N PROFKANYARIPAULW. "P. W. N. KANYARI, W. K. MUNYUA, A. J. WILSON, E. W. ALLONBY (1982) "Trypanotolerance and economics among East African goats compared to their crosses with two exotic Breeds". In Karbe, E. and Freitas, E. K. (Eds); pp. 93 - 99.". In: Congress of Parasitology (ICOPA), University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. August 24th - 29th 1986. Korean Society of Crop Science and Springer; 1982. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga, M.M. Kagiko, and J.M. Gathuma. Milk hygiene in nomadic herds in Kenya evaluated by bacterial isolation, bacterial viability trials in traditionally fermenting milk and drug sensitivity. Bull. Anim. Prod. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol. 30(1), 1982: 19.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1982. Abstract
N PROFGUANTAIA. "Relative distribution of cathinone and D-norpseudoephedrine in Catha edulis (Miraa) growing in Kenya. East Afr Med J. 1982 Jun;59(6):394-8.". In: East Afr Med J. 1982 Jun;59(6):394-8. A. N. GUANTAI, J. W. MWANG1, G1CHURU MURIUKI and K. A. M. KURIA; 1982. Abstract
NDEGWA PROFELIJAHNJUGUNA. "Spatial Framework for Regional and National Development. A discussion paper prepared in conjunction with Mr. /. Maleche. Department ol Urban and Regional Planning. 1982.". In: Community Diagnosis and Health Action. A manual for Tropical and Rural areas. Chapter 15. PP130 . African Wildlife Foundation. Nairobi; 1982. Abstract
N. PROFKARANJANANCYK. "Ssali, H. and Mureria, N.K. 1982. Interaction between soil pH, Rhizobium phaseoli strains and bean variety. E. Afric. Agric. and For. J, 45 (1).". In: Poster presented at the 8th Congress of the African Association for Biological Nitrogen Fixation (AABNF), 23-27 November, 1998.; 1982. Abstract
NGUGI MRTHIMBADAVID. "Thimba D.N and F.M. Itulya, 1982 Rooting of purple passion fruit(Passiflora Edulis Forma edulis Sims)stem cuttings. 1-Influence of endogenous soluble carbohydrates and total protein E.Afr.Agri.For.J.48(1)1-4.". In: Proceedings of workshop on . RIVERBRROKS COMMUNICATIONS; 1982. Abstract
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NGUGI MRTHIMBADAVID. "Thimba D.N and F.M. Itulya, 1982 Rooting of purple passion fruit(Passiflora Edulis Forma edulis Sims)stem cuttings. 11-Influence of Indolebutyric acid (IBA) E.Afr.Agri.For.J.48(1) 5-9.". In: Proceedings of workshop on . RIVERBRROKS COMMUNICATIONS; 1982. Abstract
NYAMBURA PROFKIMANIVIOLET. "Why patients go to the traditional healers. Katz SH, Kimani VN.East Afr Med J. 1982 Mar;59(3):170-4.". In: East Afr Med J. 1982 Mar;59(3):170-4. Kireti VM, Atinga JEO; 1982. Abstract
Ng'ethe N, Chege FE. "Arid and Semi Arid Lands Pre-investment Study, Kitui, Embu, and Meru.". 1982.Website
Mbindyo JM, Nkinyangi JA. The Condition of Disabled Persons in Kenya, Results of National Study", institute for Development Studies. Nairobi: institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi; 1982.
Njoroge 2 K. "Earliness and yield in maize: An evaluation of some Katumani maize varieties." East African Agriculture and Forestry Journal. 1982;48(2):pp 40-50.
Nyang'aya JA. Efficiency of African charcoal burning stove .; 1982. Abstract
Fuelwood accounts for most of the domestic energy use in the Third World. In East Africa the use of charcoal especially in urban centres has continued though threatened by social factors such as deforestation. The typical East African metal charcoal stove has been studied with emphasis on its efficiency and pollutant emission. The study has brought to better focus the very low performance figures and the dangerously high pollutant emissions by the stove. The study consisted of: i. Continuous flue gas monitoring which was achieved by positioning the stove in a specially constructed enclosure allowing sampling of the flue gases before dillution with the surrounding air. ii. Temperature monitoring of various .. posi tions both on and off the stove to assess the heat energy distribution. Following lighting up concentrations of over 3% CO and 8% CO were recorded each time. These concentrations reduced to about half the above values within 10 minutes though for up to 30 minutes the concentrations were still1\3 times above the.:poisonous ., threshold limit based on normal air. changes -wi thin an occupied room
Ndetei DM. "Family marital problems in Kenya and the practising doctor a commentary.". 1982.
Njoroge K, Welch W, Habgood RM. "Heritability and selection for grain nitrogen yield and its components in F2 populations of spring barley." Journal of Plant Breeding. (Z. Pflanzensunchtg). 1982;90:305-315.
Ndetei DM. "Hyperkinetic syndrome in a Kenyan child - a case report.". 1982.
Nyasani PJ. An Introduction to Traditional Logic. Frankfurt: Peter Lang; 1982.
Njoroge, K; Mwendwa EW. Maize in Kenya: development and production.; 1982.
S.O K, N. K M, M. A A. "Population dynamics of soil microorganisms in relation to proximity of termite mounds in Kenya.". 1982. Abstract
Microbial populations estimated in termite-affected soils show that bacteria and actinomycetes are most abundant during the wet season. The highest density of bacteria recorded was 106 and, of actinomycetes, 105g dry soil. In contrast, fungi, which dominate only during dry periods, numbered 104 and declined to 102 cells/g dry soil during the wet period. Fungi, actinomycetes, bacteria and Protozoa were higher in 'dead' than in 'live' mounds. Counts of denitrifiers, ammonifiers, cellulose decomposers, nitrifiers and Protozoa were in the order of 103/g dry soil. The evolution of CO, was also related to microbial activities. This is the first time such information has been recorded for Kenyan soils. The study provides evidence that 'live' termite mounds differ from 'dead' ones in respect of the microorganisms associated with them.
Ndetei DM. "The practical management of sexual disorders in the Kenyan Setting.". 1982.
Ndetei DM, Singh A. "Schizophrenia with Depression: Causal or Coexistent?". 1982.schizophrenia_with_depression_-_casual_or_coexistent.pdf
Ndetei DM, Singh A. "Study of delusions in Kenyan schizophrenic patients diagnosed using a set of research diagnostic criteria.". 1982.
Ndetei DM, Vadher A. "A study of some psychological factors in depressed and non-depressed subjects in a Kenyan setting.". 1982.
Ndetei DM, Vadher A. "Types of life events associated with depression in a Kenyan setting.". 1982.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "1983, 14-17th July The 2nd Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium, The University of Colleraine. N. Ireland.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1983.
N PROFMUSOKERACHEL. "Admissions to Mulago Hospital special care baby unit (SCU) 1971-1975, a retrospective study. East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . No abstract available. PMID: 6671428 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Musoke RN.". In: East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics; 1983. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "Arid and Semi-Arid Lands in Kenya: New Frontiers in Development Strategy". Paper prepared for the International Congress of the Organisation for Social Science Research in Eastern Africa, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, June 1983.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1983. Abstract
N. DRMUSYOKIRACHEL. "Education and Desired Family Size: A Study of Kenyan Youth. A Ph.D. Dissertation, Florida State University, 1982 published by University Microfilms International, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June, 1983.". In: East Afr Med J . 1983 Oct; 60 ( 10 ): 699-703 . Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics; 1983. Abstract
K PROFMAITAICHARLES, N PROFGUANTAIA. "Guantai AN, Maitai CK. Metabolism of cathinone to d-norpseudoephedrine in humans.J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8.". In: J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8. African Crop Science Society; 1983. Abstract
K PROFMAITAICHARLES, N PROFGUANTAIA. "Guantai AN, Maitai CK. Metabolism of cathinone to d-norpseudoephedrine in humans.J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8.". In: J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8. A. N. GUANTAI, J. W. MWANG1, G1CHURU MURIUKI and K. A. M. KURIA; 1983. Abstract
NJUGUNA PROFNGETHE. "The Informal Sector in the Development of Small and Intermediate Cities: The Case of Nakuru, Kenya: A Research Proposal". Paper prepared for the International Conference on The Role of the Informal Sector in the Development of Small and Intermediate Citie.". In: In Search of NGOS In Eastern and Southern Africa. IDS Occasional Paper No. 58:.; 1983. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "J.M. Gathuma, P.N. Nyaga, J.K. Omuse, F.M.K. Nderu and J.S Kaminjolo. Exposure of calves to taenid of wild carnivore origin. Bull. Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol.30 (1). 1983: 55-60.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1983. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "J.S. Kaminjolo and P.N. Nyaga. Uasin Gishu skin disease and Dermatophilus congolensis infection in the horse a review. Bull. Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol. 31 (1), 1983: 17-20.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1983. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "M.G. Binta and P.N. Nyaga. The distribution of Vibrio parahaemolyticus serotypes in Kenya. Trans-Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. & Hyp. Vol. 30 (1), 1983: 55-60.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1983. Abstract
NJENGA PROFMBUGUAPAUL. "Mbugua, P.N., D. Cunningham and R. E. Austic (1983): Effect of feed restriction on production performance of replacement pullets: Poultry Science 62: 1169- 1176.". In: In proceedings: FAO experts consultative meeting on animal feeds in the tropics, Bangkok, Thailand. Heinrich Boll Foundation.; 1983.
N PROFGUANTAIA. "Metabolism of cathinone to d-norpseudoephedrine in humans. J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8.". In: J Pharm Sci. 1983 Oct;72(10):1217-8. A. N. GUANTAI, J. W. MWANG1, G1CHURU MURIUKI and K. A. M. KURIA; 1983. Abstract
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. (1983) Cognate Object in Syntax. Proceedings of The 2nd Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium, Colleraine, Ireland, July, 1983.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1983.
NDONG'A PROFOMONDILUCIA. "Omondi, L.N. 1983 Serial Verbs in Dholuo: A Transformational Analysis.nn Vossen R. and Bechhaus-Gerst M. (ed) Nilotic Studies. Deitrich, Reimer Verlag, Berlin.". In: Faculty of Education, Kenyatta University. Gitau, W., Ogallo L. A. and Mutemi, J. N.,; 1983.
N PROFKANYARIPAULW. "P. W. N. KANYARI, E. W. ALLONBY, A. J. WILSON, W. K.MUNYUA (1983). "Some economic effects of trypanosomiasis in goats." Tropical Animal Health and Production. 15: 153- 159.". In: Congress of Parasitology (ICOPA), University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. August 24th - 29th 1986. Korean Society of Crop Science and Springer; 1983. Abstract
N PROFNYAGAP. "P.N. Nyaga, J.M. Gathuma and J.S. Kaminjolo. Parasites found on and in five marabou stock(Leptoptilos crumeniferus) in a sub-urban area of Nairobi. Bull.Anim. Hlth. Prod. Afric. Vol.31 (1). 1983: 79-82.". In: Proceedings: 10th Convention, Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery, Nov. 1986. au-ibar; 1983. Abstract
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A Better Version of Hot Dip Galvanized ?
A Better Version of Hot Dip Galvanized Coated Steel?
Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized Coated Steel.
As the industrial world look into ways on how to protect against corrosion, there has been little education on how the coating industry has made progress in this field. Which explain the reason why in most major projects such as infrastructure, process industry, oil and gas and even building industries still maintaining the specification of the Normal Hot Dip Galvanized Steel requirement with average micron of 45-55 micron thickness coating.
Even the Strangest things happen when manufacturer are told that their products is not acceptable and was asked to change to lower grade / much inferior Normal Hot Dip Galvanized Coated Steel from Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized Steel. Of Course even with the more superior coating protection of Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized Steel, there is a huge disadvantage when the materials need to be welded or exposed to hot works which may damaged the coating on the steel.
Of which Post Hot Dip Galvanized Steel has a better protection when applied after the materials are welded or exposed to hot works.
As you can see that as the years goes by the Coating reduction between the Normal Hot Dip Galvanized and Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized goes even wider. This shows that over time Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized Steel provide much better corrosion protection over the former Hot Dip Galvanized Process.
Coating Thickness Due to its Batch HDG Process, it is Natural that the Coating Thickness is irregulars through out averaging 45 – 65 Microns for Steel Thickness of 2 – 2.5 mm Automatic Continuous Coating Line, the ability to have a consistent Coating thickness and better Coating Quality through out.
Visual Since Post HDG Relied a lot on manual operations and the skill of the operations, Visual may be inconsistent through out the Product Surfaces. Problems such as Zinc Ash, Spots and rough surfaces and inconsistent spangles may be found in this process. Consistent Visual and Better Quality Visual Appearance..
Recent Studies found that No Spangles surface of HDG provide a better protection against white rust, although White Rust does not have any significant affect the quality of the Coating.
Corrosion Protection Inferior Corrosion Protection with thicker Coating mass Superior Corrosion Protection with thinner coating mass.
The Coating will be damaged due to the heat and after fabrication, repair to the coating must be done by cold galvanizing or Painting over the damage area with Zinc Paint which cause visual deterioration.
Excellent Protection over Bended Area and Over Cut areas, the Coating can Leached to the Cut Area and give protection over the cut areas.
Formed Part Significant Reduction of Coating Protection, especially when the Forming is Done after the Hot Dip Galvanized Process is done.
Excellent Protection over Formed Area.
Cost over Transport and Handling Higher as there is additional Handling needed to and fro the Hot Dip Galvanizing Process Lower as Materials are shipped pre-coated.
Zinc-Al-Mg Hot Dip Galvanized Solution may provide a better solution to your Corrosion Protection needs with much economic value than materials such as stainless steel or aluminium.


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Tihar Officials Not Responsible For Jailed Minister Satyendar Jain's Weight Loss: Delhi Court
A CCTV footage from Tihar Jail shows Delhi minister Satyendar Jain
A Delhi Court today took strong exception to jailed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) minister Satyendar Jain requesting Tihar Jail officials to provide him with a special diet in keeping with his religious beliefs. Dismissing his plea, the court also ruled that jail authorities cannot be held responsible for his weight loss.
Special judge Vikas Dhull dismissed the application, noting Tihar Jail administration's submission that no special facility is provided to any prisoner and the minister was allowed to avail only those facilities as allowed under law, like any other inmate.
The application from the jailed minister had also sought a direction from the court to prison officials to immediately conduct the minister's medical check-up and alleged that he was not being provided with basic food and medical facilities inside the prison, leading to weight loss.
Dismissing the minister's plea, the Rouse Avenue Court said the minister did not take enough food right from his first day in jail and ruled that the authorities at Tihar Jail cannot be held responsible for his weight loss.
Mr Jain was arrested in a money laundering case in May this year, based on an FIR lodged against him by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in 2017 under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
"Satyendar Jain did not even follow the advice of the medical officer. He did not take regular food, due to which he lost weight," the court observed.
Mr Jain had requested the jail authorities to provide him with fruit and vegetables on days when he has to fast as part of his religious beliefs.
However, dismissing the request, the court said that the minister was being accorded a special treatment by the jail authorities. The court said that it appeared that "Satyendar Jain was being given fruit in violation of jail rules".
The court said that providing fruit and vegetables to Satyendra Jain in jail was in violation of Article 14 of the Constitution of India.
"Prima facie, it appears that in the appropriate order of Tihar Jail DG or any authority, the staff of Jail No 7 has given fruit/fruits to Satyendra Jain in violation of DPR 2018," the court said in its order.
The court further said that according to the affidavit filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on November 21, about 26 officers of Jail No 7 of Tihar Jail were transferred and the Superintendent of Jail 7 was suspended.
The court said that these officials had violated the norms by providing vegetables to the jailed minister.
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