Browsing School of Science and Computing (JA) by Author "Zessin, K. H."

Browsing School of Science and Computing (JA) by Author "Zessin, K. H."

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  • Analysis of post-mortem diagnosis of bovine cysticercosis in Kenyan cattle. 
    Wanzala, Wycliffe; Onyango-Abuje, J. A.; Kang'ethe, E. K.; Zessin, K. H.; Kyule, N. M.; Baumann, M. P. O.; Ochanda, H.; Harrison, L. J. S. (2003)
    A total of 55 cattle divided into two groups of experimentally (n =30) and naturally (n = 25) infected animals were used to study the reliability of meat inspection methods in Kenya. Total dissection method was used as a ...
  • Control of Taenia saginata by post-mortem examination of carcasses 
    Wanzala, Wycliffe; Onyango-Abuje, J. A.; Kang'ethe, E. K.; Zessin, K. H.; Kyule, N. M.; Baumann, M. P. O.; Ochanda, H.; Harrison, L. J. S. (Makerere University Medical School, 2003-08)
    BACKGROUND: A study to curb transmission cycle of a zoonotic Taenia cestodiasis between humans and cattle is presented. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the reliability of meat inspection procedure in detecting carcasses of cattle ...
  • Ethnoveterinary medicine: A critical review of its evolution, perception, understanding and the way forward 
    Wanzala, Wycliffe; Zessin, K. H.; Kyule, N. M.; Baumann, M. P. O.; Mathias, E.; Hassanali, A. (Centro para la Investigación en Sistemas Sostenibles de Producción Agropecuaria, 2005-11)
    Livestock industry provides for a major source of livelihood for many people worldwide, particularly the rural poor in developing countries. Ill-health is a major constraint to livestock production and development in rural ...
  • Evaluation of an antigen-ELISA in the diagnosis of bovine cysticercosis in Kenyan cattle 
    Wanzala, Wycliffe; Kyule, N. M.; Zessin, K. H.; Onyango-Abuje, A. J.; Kang'ethe, K. E.; Ochanda, H.; Harrison, J. S. L. (Springer Verlag, 2007-02)
    A monoclonal antibody-based antigen-ELISA (Ag-ELISA) was studied in Kenyan cattle with the objective of evaluating its reliability in diagnosing bovine cysticercosis. A total of 55 cattle divided into artificially (n = 30) ...

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