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Browsing COLLEGE OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES by Author "Acheampong, Desmond O."

Browsing COLLEGE OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES by Author "Acheampong, Desmond O."

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  • Bispecific Antibodies (bsAbs): Promising Immunotherapeutic Agents for Cancer Therapy 
    Acheampong, Desmond O.; Adokoh, Christian K.; Ampomah, Paulina; Agyirifo, Daniel S.; Dadzie, Isaac; Ackah, Francis A.; Asiamah, Ernest A. (University of Cape Coast, 2017)
    Abstract: Antibodies have become the preferred therapeutic treatment option for cancers. Antibody therapy is associated with low toxic profile and specific in its activity, unlike chemotherapy and ra- diotherapy. Types ...
  • Chemical profile and in vivo toxicity evaluation of unripe Citrus aurantifolia essential oil 
    Adokoh, Christian K.; Asante, Du-Bois; Acheampong, Desmond O.; Kotsuchibashic, Yohei; Armahb, Francis A.; Sirikyid, Ignatius H.; Kimurac, Keisuke; Gmakameb, Edward; Abdul-Raufb, Sey (University of Cape Coast, 2019-06-22)
    Citrus aurantifolia (Christm.) Swingle (syn. C. MEDICA var. ACIDA Brandis) (family: Rutaceae) essential oil is one of the cheapest oils found in local markets. Although, it is generally accepted as non-toxic to vital ...
  • Diagnosis and Treatment Outcome of Smear Positive Pulmonary Tuberculosis: Retrospective study in Kpando Municipal, Ghana 
    Acheampong, Desmond O.; Opoku, Richard; Boye, Alex; Agyirifo, Daniel S.; Dadzie, Isaac; Barnie, Prince A.; Francis Nyandzi; Kwakye-Nuako, Godwin (University of Cape Coast, 2018-03-15)
    Background: Smear microscopy remains the primary tool for the detection of tuberculosis in Ghana. Laboratory diagnosis of active tuberculosis cases by sputum smear microscopy is a critical component of Directly Observed ...
  • Expression Of Fully Functional Gpcr In E. Coli 
    Acheampong, Desmond O.; Zhang, J.; Wang, M. (University of Cape Coast, 2013-01-21)
    One-third of eukaryotic proteins are associated with membranes and these membrane proteins (MP) represent approximately 50% of pharmacological targets. Researchers are therefore nursing the hope of achieving a higher ...

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