Esther Kamau
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Kamau E, MacNaughton G
Health Hum Rights
. 2025 Jan;
26(2):25-37.
PMID: 39742207
In view of the United Nations' goal to achieve universal health coverage (UHC) by 2030, this paper investigates MakueniCare, the highly successful UHC program in Makueni County, Kenya, to reveal...
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Butterworth J, Winsor J, Kamau E, Migliore A, Mahoehney D
Intellect Dev Disabil
. 2024 May;
62(3):225-240.
PMID: 38802097
Meaningful progress in improving employment outcomes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities continues to be elusive, despite 40 years of investment in research, policy, and supports. This article reviews...
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Winsor J, Landa C, Hall A, Narby C, Kamau E
Intellect Dev Disabil
. 2023 Aug;
61(4):292-306.
PMID: 37536691
This article summarizes data collected from key informants in Iowa, Maryland, and Oklahoma regarding efforts to support integrated employment for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). We highlight features...
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Lyons O, Timmons J, Hall A, Enein-Donovan L, Kamau E
Intellect Dev Disabil
. 2022 May;
60(3):234-245.
PMID: 35640605
Recent national and state-level policy changes have created an imperative for service providers to transform from sheltered work to competitive integrated employment. The current study sought to understand the impact...
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Kamau E, Ongus J, Gitau G, Galgalo T, Lowther S, Bitek A, et al.
Zoonoses Public Health
. 2018 Sep;
66(1):169-173.
PMID: 30238634
Dromedary camels are implicated as reservoirs for the zoonotic transmission of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) with the respiratory route thought to be the main mode of transmission. Knowledge...
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Corman V, Eckerle I, Memish Z, Liljander A, Dijkman R, Jonsdottir H, et al.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2016 Aug;
113(35):9864-9.
PMID: 27528677
The four human coronaviruses (HCoVs) are globally endemic respiratory pathogens. The Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus (CoV) is an emerging CoV with a known zoonotic source in dromedary camels....
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Marais G, Forrest A, Kamau E, Kafer J, Daubin V, Charlesworth D
PLoS One
. 2011 Aug;
6(8):e21915.
PMID: 21853022
In the plant genus Silene, separate sexes and sex chromosomes are believed to have evolved twice. Silene species that are wholly or largely hermaphroditic are assumed to represent the ancestral...
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Kamau E, Charlesworth B, Charlesworth D
Genetics
. 2007 Jun;
176(4):2357-69.
PMID: 17565949
Genetic diversity is unusually high at loci in the S-locus region of the self-incompatible species of the flowering plant, Arabidopsis lyrata, not just in the S loci themselves, but also...
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Bergero R, Forrest A, Kamau E, Charlesworth D
Genetics
. 2007 Feb;
175(4):1945-54.
PMID: 17287532
Despite its recent evolutionary origin, the sex chromosome system of the plant Silene latifolia shows signs of progressive suppression of recombination having created evolutionary strata of different X-Y divergence on...
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Charlesworth D, Kamau E, Hagenblad J, Tang C
Genetics
. 2006 Feb;
172(4):2699-704.
PMID: 16489230
We compared allele sequences of two loci near the Arabidopsis lyrata self-incompatibility (S) loci with sequences of A. thaliana orthologs and found high numbers of shared polymorphisms, even excluding singletons...