Detection and isolation of homogeneous genotypes of Citrus tristeza virus for use in virus control through cross protection

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Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001): an examination of the implementation of stochastic procedures in selected compositions by Du Toit, Pierre Johannes

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Altered protein expression patterns in oesophageal cancer by Zemanay, Widaad

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The UNIDROIT Principles of lnternational Commercial Contracts and South African Contract Law by Dietzinger, Mona

“…A commercial transaction between parties from different countries gives rise to a variety of legal issues that normally find no counterpart in a purely domestic transaction. 1 Since the traditional way of dealing with an international commercial contract is to make reference to the rules of private international law of the lex fori, in most cases rules of municipal law will govern the legal relationship between the parties. …”
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The hormonal mechanism of intestinal adaptation by Sagor, Geoffrey Roland

“…Most of the work done to date in the field of intestinal adaptation, involves the small bowel, and this part of the gut will be discussed predominantly, but data available on colonic growth will be mentioned.…”
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An investigation of the possible anticancer activity of seven novel bi(amido) gold(I) complexes derived from a purine or azole base

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The ultrastructure of a marine luminous bacterium by Williams, Ernest Donald Frederick

“…An electron microscope study of normal and L-forms of a marine luminous bacterium was carried out. …”
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The site, type and incidence of injuries in South African trail runners by Van Wyk, Harry

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Effects of defoliation on regrowth and carbon budgets of three semi-arid Karoo shrubs by Van der Heyden, Francois

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A pan-genome wide association study to identify genes associated with invasive Streptococcus pneumoniae by Iranzadeh, Arash

“…The invasive pneumococcal disease occurs when isolates spread to normally sterile sites such as lungs, blood, and the central nervous system. …”
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Provision of physiotherapy services for children in Intensive Care Units in Uganda: A descriptive study by Sendagala, Idah

“…Chest physiotherapy (CPT), using passive manual techniques of percussions (89.6%) and vibrations (88.8%), was the most common form of physiotherapy. Passive limb exercises in bed were the most common type of mobilization exercises given (63.4%), more commonly in younger children 6 years of age (p = 0.002). …”
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Numerical simulation of bubble columns by integration of bubble cell model into the population balance framework by Khama, Mopeli

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Impact of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) on body composition and other anthropometric measures of HIV-infected women in a primary healthcare setting in KwaZulu-Natal... by Esposito, Francesca

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Biodiversity risk assessment of South Africa’s municipalities by Gerber, Liezel

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Investigating the by-stander effect of Hypericin induced photodynamic therapy on human skin cells by Popovic, Ana

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Adapting to the work environment by the recently visually impaired

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Geological and structural analysis of the Hwange area-Northwest Zimbabwe: using remotely sensed data and geographic information systems (GIS) by Chivasa, Mufaro

“…Proximity analysis using borehole data (depth to top and bottom of a coal seam) showed that most of the lineaments in the area are normal faults which have caused considerable displacements of the main coal seam Comparison of seam depth across most of these faults within coalfields and from one field to another shows that local and regional variations in depths of the main seam is primarily a function of vertical displacements along the faults over and above variations in the morphology of the pre-Karoo floor. …”
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