MUT INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY
An Institutional Repository (IR) is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. It serves as the home for the intellectual output of MUT academic communities, and will ultimately include digital dissertations, faculty publications, digital special collections, open access publications, open educational resources and much more.
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Njoroge, Peter W.; Opiyo, Sylvia A.
(Scientific & Academic Publishing, 2019-09)
Phytochemical studies on Rhus natalensis root bark collected from Iten, Kenya led to isolation and characterization of five compounds namely epicatechin (1), 3-sitosterol (2), 3-sitosterol glucoside (3),stigmasterol (4) ...
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Lomertwala, H. M.; Njoroge, Peter W.; Opiyo, Sylvia A.; Ptoton, Brian M.
(2019-11)
Clay is a stony or earthy mineral aggregate composed of
fine-grained minerals, which are plastic at appropriate water
content and hardens up when fired. Clay soils have various
mineral groups such as kaolinite, smectites, ...
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Njoroge, Peter W.; Opiyo, Sylvia A.
(Scientific & Academic Publishing, 2019-08)
Bacteria and fungi are frequent causes of serious opportunistic infections worldwide. Several effective antibiotic drugs are in the market. However, drug-resistance, side effects and cost of such antibiotics limits their ...
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Mutuguta, John W.; Rotich, T.; Chepkwony, I.
(iosr journals, 2019-11)
Epidemic modeling is an important theoretical approach for investigating the transmission dynamics of infectious diseases. It formulates mathematical models to describe the mechanisms of disease transmissions and dynamics ...
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Mutuguta, John W.; Rotich, T.; Chepkwony, I.
(iosr journals, 2019-08)
Measles virus is a member paramyxoviridae within the genus of morbillivirus. Its genome consist of approximately 16,000 bases of non-segmented single stranded negative sense RNA. This means that the virus is transcribed ...
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