Activation of MAIT cells by antigen presenting cells: a comprehensive analysis and assessment of HIV and TB disease on these interactions by Balfour, Avuyonke

“…In response to stimulation with whole mycobacteria, MAIT cells were more highly activated (expressing high HLA-DR) in people with TB and HIV-associated TB compared to HC. …”
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Identifying risk factors contributing to the development of shoulder pain and injury in male, adolescent water polo players by Jameson,Yale

“…Twenty-four participants (49%) sustained a shoulder injury during the season with the dominant shoulder more commonly affected (54.2%). The most common aggravating factors were identified as throwing (41.7%) and shooting (20.8%). …”
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Evaluation of solvent swelling pre-treatment combined with ammonia leaching using waste etchant from printed circuit board manufacturing for copper recovery from waste printed circ... by Kondo, Takunda

“…The major economic driver for the beneficiation of PCBs is the recovery of these precious metals followed by the recovery of copper which can constitute more than 20% of the value share. In the South African context, 5-7% of e-waste generated is collected and formally recycled. …”
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The derivation of fire hazard indices and burning prescriptions from climatic and ecological features of the fynbos biome by Van Wilgen, Brian William

“…Wildfires have always been a problem in these areas, and early management consisted almost entirely of attempts to protect the vegetation from fire. More recently a policy of prescribed burning has been introduced. …”
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The derivation of fire hazard indices and burning prescriptions from climatic and ecological features of the fynbos biome by Van Wilgen, Brian William

“…Wildfires have always been a problem in these areas, and early management consisted almost entirely of attempts to protect the vegetation from fire. More recently a policy of prescribed burning has been introduced. …”
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Life history, diet and distribution of three grenadier species in South Africa by Baur, Niclas

“…External parasites were identified where possible. The parasite loads and their locations on the specimens were described. …”
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An ecological approach to risk characterisation of antimicrobial resistance from South African urban wastewater and freshwater microbiomes

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The effects of combinations of a green tea extract and an active ingredient thereof, with standard antiretroviral drugs on SC-1 cells infected with the LP-BM5 virus

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A new understanding of the early behaviour of roller compacted concrete in large dams

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Determining the construct validity of Udai Pareek's locus of control inventory

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Evaluation of cross protection by an attenuated African swine fever virus isolate against heterologous challenge

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Management of dyslipidemia in HIV infected patients on combined antiretroviral therapy : effects of intervention

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Electricity generation as a beneficial post closure land use option for dormant tailings storage facilities

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Advanced characterisation of railway ballast roundness

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Antifungal mode of action studies of an antimicrobial peptide, Os, in planktonic Candida albicans (ATCC 90028)

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A mining perspective on the potential of renewable electricity sources for operations in South Africa by Votteler, Roman Gunter

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Integration of digital twins and virtual reality for data visualisation by Da Silva, G. S.

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Perceptions of primary healthcare nurses about the effectiveness of their working environment for integrated primary healthcare service delivery in Nelson Mandela Bay Health Distri... by Baartman, Zubrina

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Where the Spores at? Insights into the Residential Indoor Mycobiome of South Africa by Van der Want, Saskia Noelle

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Public Sector Nurses' Experiences of Stress and Coping During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in the Western Cape, South Africa by Janse Van Vuuren, Marnus

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