Welcome to the KEMRI Digital Repository
The KEMRI Institutional/Digital Repository provides a platform for the collection, organisation, access and preservation of the research and scholarly outputs of the Institute community in digital formats, as well as digital management of information in physical formats.
This Repository also serves as the home of the digital collections of the KEMRI Library Archives and Special Collections. Items include digitized representations of physical items, such as photographs and full texts, and digital-born materials, allowing worldwide access to our heritage and research collections.
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Wekesa Raphael Nyongesa
(2006-12-05)
Circulating strains of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) exhibit an extraordinary degree of genetic diversity and have been classified on the basis of relationships into distinct lineages called groups, types, subtypes, ...
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Samoeh Ashimosi Khamadi
(AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses, 2005-10-05)
The genetic subtypes of HIV-1 circulating in northern Kenya have not been characterized. Here we report the partial sequencing and analysis of samples collected in the years 2003 and 2004 from 72 HIV-1-positive patients ...
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Munster VJ, Wells D, Lambe T, Wright D, Fischer RJ, Bushmaker T, Saturday G, van Doremalen N, Gilbert SC, de Wit E, Warimwe GM.
(NPJ Vaccines, 2017-10)
Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) is a novel zoonotic virus that causes severe respiratory disease in humans with a case fatality rate close to 40%, but for which no vaccines are available. Here, we ...
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Nyikuri MM, Tsofa B, Okoth P, Barasa EW, Molyneux S.
(International journal or equity Health, 2017-09)
Background In March 2013, Kenya transitioned from a centralized to a devolved system of governance. Within the health sector, this entailed the transfer of service provision functions to 47 newly formed semi-autonomous ...
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Masha SC, Cools P, Crucitti T, Sanders EJ, Vaneechoutte M.
(Parasit Vectors, 2017-10)
Background The protozoan parasite Trichomonas vaginalis is the most common non-viral, sexually transmitted pathogen. Although T. vaginalis is highly prevalent among women in Kenya, there is lack of data regarding genetic ...
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