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Publications

2021

JK, C, KO O, SG M, KM M, BK K.  2021.  Practices and trends in last-mile delivery of poultry vaccines in rural areas in developing countries: the case of Newcastle disease vaccine delivery in Bungoma County, Kenya. bioRxiv. :doi:https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.02.19.431949.

2018

KM, M, K S, N T-T, M Z, S K, Y S, N I.  2018.  ). Recombinant Protein from Trypanosoma Congolense a Good Diagnostic Antigen in Immunochromatographic Test. Egerton Journal of Science and Technology. 16:1-21.

2013

L, M, K S, S Y, K M, S K, N I.  2013.  Study on endocytosis and haemoglobin uptake in different developmental stages of Trypanosoma congolense, IL3000 strain. Journal of Protozoology Research. 23:14-20.
K, S, KM M, H H, S Y, J Y, M A, S K, N I.  2013.  Adenosine-uridine-rich element is one of the required cis-elements for epimastigote form stage-specific gene expression of the congolense epimastigote specific protein. Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology. 191(1):36-43.
KM, M, M Z, K S, S K, Y S, N I.  2013.  Expression, immunolocalization and serodiagnostic value of Tc38630 protein from Trypanosoma congolense. Parasitology Research. 112(9):3357-3363..

2010

K, MMO, RE C, G M, LM G, SM K.  2010.  Tsetse and Livestock Disease Situation in a Ranch and Surrounding Farms of Makueni District, Kenya. The Kenya Veterinarian. 34:1-12.

2007

SO, N, GA M, K MMO, KB W.  2007.  Conflict minimizing strategies on natural resource management and use: the case of managing and coping with conflicts between wildlife and agro-pastoral production resources in Transmara District, Kenya.. :ECAPAPAreporthttp://www.ilri.org/Link/Publications/Publications/Theme%201/Pastoral%20conference/Papers/NRMU.

2006

K, MMO, M KP, PB G, WO O, ME E, TD K, A C.  2006.  Participatory approaches in the control of camel trypanosomosis in Lapur Division of Turkana District. The Kenya Veterinarian. 30:1-9.
K, MMO, M KP, PB G, WO O, EM E, TD K, A C.  2006.  The socio-economic impact of important camel diseases as perceived by a pastoralist community in Kenya. Journal of Veterinary Research. 73(4):269-274..

2005

Mochabo, MOK, Kitala PM, Gathura PB, Ogara WO, Eregae EM, Kaitho TD, A C.  2005.  Community perceptions of important camel diseases in Lapur Division of Turkana District, Kenya. Tropical Animal Health and Production. 37(3):187-204.

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