Non-specific aortic arteritis (Takayasu's disease) : the Cape Town experience by Currer, Trevor H

“…The pattern of disease in Cape Town tends to be diffuse, usually with extensive branch vessel involvement, and thus seldom amenable to reconstructive vascular surgery. …”
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The characterization of the components of the energy and water balance within hedgerow orchards for the verification of a two-dimensional water balance and energy interception mode...

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A novel semi-passive process for sulphate removal and elemental sulphur recovery centred on a hybrid linear flow channel reactor by Marais, Tynan S

“…As the biofilm forms at the air-liquid interface it impedes oxygen mass transfer into the bulk volume and creates a suitable pH-redox microenvironment for partial sulphide oxidation. …”
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The control of melanogenesis in early avian embryos by Hulley, Philippa Anne

“…The epidermis appears to be producing a diffusible factor which attracts melanocytes and is not mimicked by NGF, EGF, bFGF or retinoic acid. …”
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Evolutionary patterns in Thamnochortus (Restionaceae) : a study of specification in the Cape floristic region by Mann, Deborah Mary

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Investigating transmembrane TNF and transmembrane p55TNFR mediated signaling in host immune function during Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection by Dambuza, Ivy M

“…TNF deficient mice were unable to suppress bacilli growth and formed diffused granulomas and succumbed early to reappearing tuberculosis compared to WT mice. …”
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The biological control of the weed Acacia longifolia by the gall wasp Trichilogaster acaciaelongfoliae: a study of a plant-insect interaction by Dennill, George Bentley

“…The impact of weeds is insidious, diffuse, and complex Increased use of biological control may help to reduce the massive quantity of energy and time now expended for weed control worldwide. …”
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Modelling distribution and associated environmental preferences of South African kelps and their close relatives by Lutchminarayan, Kirtanya

“…They are ecologically important in providing vertical habitats, and sustaining diverse life-forms. The kelp species that are investigated in this study are Ecklonia cava, Ecklonia maxima, Ecklonia radiata, Laminaria pallida and Laminaria ochroleuca. …”
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Sinter infiltration of TI-6A1-4V by Govender, Preyin

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Internal Browning and other defects of ‘Cripps Pink’ apples – The Effect of Growing Region Temperature, Canopy Position and Dynamic Controlled Atmosphere - Chlorophyll Fluorescence... by Ramos, Daniela

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Investigating the influence of solute type and solute concentration on ice scale formation on Polypropylene Graphite (PP-GR) during Eutectic Freeze Crystallization by Matau, Madimetsa

“…Slower growth of ice scale layer was also observed at higher concentrations possibly due to increased resistance to mass transfer, with Mg²⁺ ions forming a diffusive boundary layer that delayed ice scale growth. …”
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Laat adolessente se identiteitsontwikkelingstatus na 'n gapingsjaar by Bosman, Cornelia Christina

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Private Military Force as strategy to counter hybrid threats by Leach, Jonathan

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Network dynamics of the cytoskeleton: chains with cross-linking by Du Toit, Nadine

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In vitro culture of in vivo-produced sheep, goat and cattle embryos by Barry, Daniel Malan

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