• Addressing the SNPs associated with malaria treatment failure of King Faisal hospital patients 

  MUKANDAYISENGA, Esther (2025-09-18)

  Malaria is a major health burden nationally and regionally, especially in sub-Saharan Africa which experiencing more than 94% of cases and 95% of deaths attributed to malaria, and Plasmodium falciparum being the most lethal ...
• Correlation between chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy severity and CYP3A4 variations in Rwandan cancer patients receiving paclitaxel treatment 

  TUYISENGE, Jean Paul (2025)

  Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a common and distressing complication experienced by cancer patients undergoing paclitaxel therapy. This study investigates the correlation between CIPN severity and ...
• Genomic characterization of antimalarial drug resistance markers in plasmodium falciparum using selective whole genome amplification and the nomad Nanopore sequencing in Huye, Gisagara, and Kirehe districts 

  IRANKUNDA, Laetitia (2025-09-21)

  Malaria remains a major public health challenge, with increasing cases and emerging drug resistance threatening global control efforts. This study evaluates and compares two DNA amplification strategies selective whole ...
• Genetic architecture of plasmodium falciparum and impacts on Prophylaxies in Rwanda and Cameroon 

  UWASE, Emelyne (2025-07-31)

  Malaria remains a major public health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa. Increasing resistance to antimalarial drugs such as Malarone (atovaquone–proguanil) and Lariam (mefloquine) threatens the effectiveness of chemoprophylaxis, ...
• Improvement of power reliability in the distribution network of Rwanda: a case study of the Mulindi feeder 

  KAGABO, Fred (2024-10-07)

  Reliable power distribution is fundamental to sustaining urban growth, industrial activity, and social well-being. Kigali City, the capital of Rwanda, faces persistent challenges of power outages and voltage instabilities, ...

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