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2020
Gawriluk TR, Simkin J, Hacker CK, Kimani JM, Kiama SG, Ezenwa VO, Seifert AW. "Complex Tissue Regeneration in Mammals Is Associated With Reduced Inflammatory Cytokines and an Influx of T Cells." Front. Immunol.. 2020;11(1695):1-19.
Alkizim FO, Kimani JM, Otieno ES, Thairu K. "In vivo study on the effect of African black tea extract on wound healing." International journal of Medical and Health Research. 2020;6(6):67-74.
2019
Cyr JL, Gawriluk TR, Kimani JM, Rada B, Watford WT, Kiama SG, Seifert AW, Ezenwa VO. "Regeneration-competent and-incompetent murids differ in neutrophil quantity and function.". 2019.
Ezenwa VO, Cyr JL, Gawriluk TR, Kimani JM, Kiama SG, Seifert AW. "Trade-offs between immunity and life-history shape cryptic immunological variation in regeneration-competent rodents.". 2019.
2017
Serem JK, Kiman JM, Raphael G Wahome, G.Kiama S. "Histopathological Evaluation of Spleen, Liver and Kidneys from Pigs Fed on Moringa oleifera Leaf Meal Diets .". 2017.
2016
Kimani JM. "Comparative Analysis of Wound Healing and Regenerative Ability in Different Mammals. .". In: Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine. South Africa; 2016.
Gawriluk TR, Simkin1 J, L K, K S, Thompson, K.L., Biswas1, Clare-Salzler Z, Kimani JM, Kiama SG, J. J. "Comparative analysis of ear-hole closure identifies epimorphic regeneration as a discrete trait in mammals.". 2016.
2015
Kimani JM, Kiama SG, Philemon K. Towett, Seifert AW. Cutaneous Wound healing in a Long-Living rodent (Heterocephalus Glaber)..; 2015.
2013
Kimani JM, Kiama SG, Towett PK, Seifert AW. Skin type and its ability to heal: A comparative aspect of wound healing in hairy Tachyoryctes ibeanus and ‘hairless’ Heterocephalus glaber..; 2013.
2012
KIMANI DRJOHNMUTURI. "Comparative Skin Histology and Wound Healing of African Mole Rats: Heterocephalus glaber and Tachyoryctes ibeanus.". In: Biovision Alexandria. BiovisionAlexandria 2012 Conference; 2012. Abstract

The  study found out that Masinga Dam has adversely affected the public health in the communities around the dam. malaria was the most prevalent ailment followed by typhoid fever. Bilharzia has also increased since the dam was constructed.

KIMANI DRJOHNMUTURI. "Biology of Acomys percivali and Acomys Kempi (African spiny mice) of Eastern Africa.". Rodentia; 2012. Abstract

The  study found out that Masinga Dam has adversely affected the public health in the communities around the dam. malaria was the most prevalent ailment followed by typhoid fever. Bilharzia has also increased since the dam was constructed.

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