The Effect of the Carbon Nanotubes’ Surface Area On the Morphology and Performance of Cellulose Acetate Nanocomposite Membranes in Nanofiltration Applications by Elbadawi, Nouran

“…Characterization of the morphology, nanofiller dispersion, porosity, hydrophilicity, and tensile properties of the CNT/CA nanocomposite membranes was carried out using SEM, AFM, porosity % test, water uptake %, BET, contact angle, and tension stage. …”
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Patterns of species diversity in coastal forests : case studies on tree and bird assemblages in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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On evolutionary algorithms for effective quantum computing by Kruger, Markus Gustav

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Characterization of transgenic grapevine ectopically expressing plant defensin peptides by Barkhuizen, Helmien

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Comparative Delivery of 1,8-Cineole and Eucalyptus Oil Using Chitosan Nanoparticles and PVA Nanofibers: A Polymeric Nanotechnology Toolbox for Antibacterial, Wound-Healing, and Ant... by Shetta, Amro AbdelAzeem

“…Overall, the findings deliver a proof-of-concept structure–property–function message: CIN generally provides more reproducible performance than EU under matched processing, the NP-in-NF two-barrier architecture most effectively converts volatile bioactivity into sustained antibacterial and wound-healing outcomes, and CS–CIN NPs provide the strongest anticancer response within the tested panel.…”
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RNAi based allele-specific silencing of the disease-causing gene in black South African patients with SCA7 by Scholefield, Janine

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Evaluation of mitochondrial and molecular derangements in cardiac adipose tissue during type 2 diabetes and relationship with cardiovascular risk by Nyawo, Thembeka Amanda

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Geotechnical characterisation of the upper quaternary sands of the Cape Flats by Fouche, Nanine

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Getting people healthier : influencing gym behaviour through communication framing

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Male genital tract versus blood HIV-1 compartmentalization and selection: the first step of the transmission bottleneck? by Kariuki, Samuel Mundia

“…We therefore used deep sequencing-based techniques to further understand compartmentalization of viral populations between blood and the male genital tract. In addition, we tested the sensitivity of variants to a range of entry and other inhibitors in order to explore possible changes in function that may arise when viral variants grow in the shifted selective milieu of the genital tract. …”
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Evaluation of structural (s)-SAFT-γ Mie using newly measured binary VLE data of alkanes mixed with branched alcohols by Slabbert, Robert Malcolm

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Underspecification in the macroeconomic Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT) linear factor model and the role of the residual market factor

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A longitudinal study of the stability of the dentition following orthodontic treatment by Rossouw, Paul Emile

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Identifying optimal genetic markers for predicting quantitative measures in neuropsychiatric disorders by O’Meara, Mika Isabella Grace

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Landscape architecture and gender by Smit, Fi

“…It involves spatial investigations in model-making, revisiting the site to test ideas, spatial imaginings and experiential design that is guided by concepts such as Contextualising, Sequencing, Conceal and Reveal, Pause and Program and Opening.…”
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Vapour-liquid-liquid equilibria measurements for the dehydration of low molecular weight alcohols via heterogeneous azeotropic distillation by Brits, Leanne

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Improving chronic disease monitoring in resource limited settings: simulation and economic evaluation approaches by Mukonda, Elton

“…Introduction: Chronic diseases are persistent long-term conditions causing significant premature mortality, functional impairment, and disability, often needing ongoing care and support. …”
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Kinetic modelling of the peroxiredoxin system by Barry, Christopher James

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Characterization of a plasminogen activator from human melanoma cells cultured in vitro by Heussen, Christa, Heussen, Christa

“…A study of the distribution of plasminogen activators in tissues and body fluids obtained from a number of animals showed that all mammals examined had two immunochemically distinct plasminogen activators that corresponded, in their distribution, to the urokinase-like and Mel-PA-like enzymes of man. Antibodies to human Mel-PA cross-reacted with the corresponding enzyme in all mammals tested, whereas antibodies to human urokinase were species specific. …”
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