• Evaluation of community perceptions on outdoor air pollution in Marapong and Onverwacht Townships, Lephalale Local Municipality, South Africa 

  Mabeba, Motsoka Refiloe Audrey (2024)

  Outdoor air pollution is a challenge globally, especially in developing countries. It is associated with deleterious effects on the environment and human health. The aim of this study is to evaluate how the communities ...
• Evolution of acoustic communication and habitat type influence in the avian species, sabota lark calendulauda sabota (alaudidae) 

  Madiseng, Mogaletloa Eugene (2024)

  Habitat acoustics has been proposed to be involved in producing selective forces that mould bird vocalisations into the sounds we hear when birds vocalise. The influence of habitat on bird vocalisations is well-documented, ...
• Evolution of acoustic communication and habitat type influence in the avian species, sabota lark calendulauda sabota (alaudidae) 

  Madiseng, Mogaletloa Eugene (2024)

  Habitat acoustics has been proposed to be involved in producing selective forces that mould bird vocalisations into the sounds we hear when birds vocalise. The influence of habitat on bird vocalisations is well-documented, ...
• An investigation of fermentation and maturation temperatures on the chemical and sensory characteristics of the starter-culture based marula fruit wines 

  Ramoba, Louis (2024)

  Temperature is an important factor that affects the growth and activities of wine microorganisms, which then influences the chemical profile and consequently the organoleptic characteristics of the wine. The aim of the ...
• The effect of didox on the induction of cell death in lung cancer cells challenged with SARS-CoV 2 recombinant spike proteins 

  Hlope, Kamogelo Sesi (2024)

  Lung cancer still accounts for most deaths caused by cancer in South Africa. Patients with lung cancer are more susceptible to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) fatal consequences due to their reduced lung function and ...
• A comparative study on water deficit stress tolerance between the cowpea (Vigna Unguiculata [L.] walp) and soybean (Glycine max [L.] merrill) 

  Lutombo, Mulalo (2023)

  The world has lately suffered prominent natural disasters, most with potential to extirpate all form of life. Drought comes in second to hurricanes in regards to causing severe economic impacts worldwide. Drought is a ...
• Crossbreeding of indigenous watermelon for high oil content 

  Molwantoa, Enosencia (2023)

  Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) is an annual plant which survives better under warm temperatures, and is believed to have originated in southern Africa. The plant is now distributed across the world and grown because of the ...
• Improvement of the alcohol content and an investigation of fermentation and maturation temperatures on the chemical and sensory characteristics of unpasteurised starter culture-based marula fruit wine 

  Mapheto, Ramatsobane Phangisile Robyn (2024)

  Marula fruit wine is an alcoholic beverage that is produced through fermentation of marula fruit juice. The traditional marula fruit wine has a low alcohol content and spoils quickly. This study investigated the production ...
• Examination of the potential anticancer activities and moleculer mechanics of drimia calcarata buld exctracts against different cancer cells 

  Laka, Kagiso (2023)

  Cancer remains uncurable, and the current treatment strategies are associated with inefficiency and adverse side effects. The majority of the populace relies on traditional doctors who prescribe medicinal plants to treat ...
• A study of ichthyoparasites from imported ornamental fish from Indonesia and Sri Lanka and possible host-parasite interactions and 

  Lukhele, Linda Prince (2024)

  The current study aimed to investigate the prevalence, mean intensity and parasite composition from fishes imported from Sri Lanka to determine the effectiveness of Sri Lanka’s treatment strategy against parasite ...
• A longitudinal investigation on the effects of sodium and potassium intake have on the development of hypertension and abdominal obesity from childhood to young adulthood amongst Ellisras rural population, South Africa 

  Raphadu, Thato Tshepo (2023)

  Background: Hypertension (HT) and obesity have both been on the rise in children. Each is associated with an increase in cardiovascular disease risk and both track into adulthood. Objectives: Hence, this study aimed to ...
• Effects of maize and legume intercropping system on soil nitrogen dynamics and crop growth 

  Mmotong, Mmabopele Mokgethoa (2024)

  Nitrogen is an essential mineral nutrient that can hinder crop production if not managed properly. Improved agricultural management practices such as cover cropping, crop rotations or intercropping influence nitrogen ...
• Parasite diversity and health of chiloglanis pretoriae and amphilius uranoscopus from the Limpopo River System 

  Maginya, Thabelo (2023)

  The African continent has rich freshwater fish fauna, but the parasite composition of only a few species is known. Chiloglanis pretoriae Van der Horst, 1931 and Amphilius uranoscopus (Pfeffer, 1889) are among African ...
• The effect of Helinus integrifolius (Lam.) kutze crude leaf extract on ruminant gas production and fodder digestibility 

  Mdaka, Blessing (2017)

  There have been numerous attempts to alleviate enteric methane emissions by ruminants in both commercial and subsistence farming. This is because methane is the most potent greenhouse gas responsible for atmospheric ...
• Induction of apoptosis in cervical and breast cancer cells using quinoxaline derivatives 

  Satekge, Tebogo Yvette (2024)

  Background: Cervical and breast cancers remain a public health concern in South Africa with an increasing rate of incidences and mortalities globally. Current treatment options are not only costly but also present undesirable ...
• Evaluation of the microbiological, nutritive and health properties of a millet-based fermented beverage 

  Mogashoa, Dipoelo (2024)

  This study explored the potential of millet as a mainstream food source, emphasising its exceptional nutritional composition that promotes good health. The research focused on millet-based mageu, analysing two formulations: ...
• The utilization and management of selected listed-threatened or protected species in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Rasethe, Marula Triumph (2017)

  In South Africa, the harvesting of indigenous plants has been taking place for centuries, and people in rural areas still rely on them to meet their primary health care needs. In the Limpopo Province, this traditional ...
• The effect of long-term high-fat diet feeding on intestinal health of aged vervet monkeys 

  Mukhari, Ronaldo (2024)

  The consumption of Westernised high-fat diets (HFDs) dysregulates intestinal barrier components which may lead to subclinical systemic and tissue inflammation implicated in type 2 diabetes (T2D) development. It is essential ...
• The use of fish and macroinvertebrate assemblages and ichthyoparasites as indicators of the health status of Nwanedi and Luphephe rivers in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mashilwane, Collins Nkotoloane (2024)

  Nwanedi and Luphephe rivers originates from the Soutpansberg mountains and flows downstream through three ecoregions, namely, Soutpansberg 2.01 Ecoregion at an altitude of 1100 m, Limpopo Plain 1.02 Ecoregion in the middle ...
• Tracking the development of lean and fat areas of the arm from childhood to adulthood in a cohort of the Ellisras longitudinal study 

  Mabogoana, Mankopodi Mahlako Khomotso (2024)

  Undernutrition is a major public health problem in Africa. The risk of underweight is associated with a negative impact on children’s health, growth and development in later life. Upper arm composition is used to determine ...

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