The prealence of rotavirusinfection and genotype distribution in children below five years post-vaccine introduction in Nairobi county, KenyaAY/06457P/2014 / Joshua Ndung'u Gikonyo ; supervisedby Dr. Patrick Okanya, Dr. Betty Mbatia and Dr. George F. O. Obiero.

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Gikonyo, Joshua Ndung'u

Material type: Text

TextNairobi : The Technical University of Kenya, 2021Description: xvi, 142 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmSubject(s):

Pharmacology

DDC classification:

615.372 GIK

Summary: Background: Rotaviruses are among the leading etiological agents of se acute severe acute gastroenteritis (AGE) in children age below five years worldwide.

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A Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the degree of Doctor of philosophy in biochemistry in the School of Biological Life Sciences of the Technical university of Kenya.

Background: Rotaviruses are among the leading etiological agents of se acute severe acute gastroenteritis (AGE) in children age below five years worldwide.

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The prealence of rotavirusinfection and genotype distribution in children below five years post-vaccine introduction in Nairobi county, KenyaAY/06457P/2014 / Joshua Ndung'u Gikonyo ; supervisedby Dr. Patrick Okanya, Dr. Betty Mbatia and Dr. George F. O. Obiero.