Low computational complexity channelisation algorithm for multi-standard software defined radio receiver

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Drug-drug interactions between antiretrovirals and fluconazole in HIV-infected patients by Fouche, Desire

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The measurement of apoptosis in HIV-1 infection by Yu, J.

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Development of recombinant immunotoxins targeting overexpressed cell surface biomarkers trophoblast cell-surface antigen 2 and mesothelin for cervical cancer treatment by Masuku, Sizalobuhle

“…In South Africa, cervical cancer is considered the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths, with high incidence rates. …”
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Corporeal punishment and child abuse : a pastoral perspective

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Pharmacokinetic herb-drug interaction study of selected traditional medicines used as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for HIV/AIDS by Awortwe, Charles

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The Toltec teachings and performance training : complementary practices of exploration by Prigge, Lanon Carl

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Functional Genome-wide Association Studies (fGWAS) and genomics landscape of signatures of polygenic adaptation in Botswana populations with HIV-1 C infection by Choga, Wonderful Tatenda

“…Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are methods widely used for identifying single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) linked to different phenotypes such as HIV-1 subtype C (HIV-1C) susceptibility or resistance. …”
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Infertility in the public health care system in South Africa : patients' experiences, reproductive health knowledge and treatment-seeking behaviour by Dyer, Silke Juliane

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The potential of solar disinfection in combination with bacteriophage biocontrol to reduce the health risks associated with contaminated harvested rainwater by Reyneke, Brandon

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A cross-sectional survey study to assess attitudes towards research misconduct among the community of the American University in Cairo by Felaefel, Marwan Tarek

“…Regarding attitudes toward research misconduct: 1) 77.3% expressed concern about the occurrence of research misconduct, 2) 50.0% agreed that dishonesty and misrepresentation of data are common, 3) 64.5% regard pressures to publish to gain promotion is a major reason for engaging in misconduct. 4) 71.8% of participants confirmed their awareness of regulations that govern research involving humans, animals, or laboratory practices. …”
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