Segmentation of cytoplasmic vesicles reveals the effect of HSV-1 infection on vesicle concentration at juxtanuclear sites. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of cytoplasmic vesicles during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Lipid droplets transiently increase in size during early stages of HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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The heterogenous morphology of mitochondria. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Segmentation of vesicles and mitochondria in the cytoplasm of a cell at a late stage of infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Fragmentation and dispersal of <i>cis</i>-Golgi membranes during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Workflow for multi-modal imaging of HSV-1 infected cells. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Fragmentation and dispersal of <i>trans</i>-Golgi membranes during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of mitochondria during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Segmentation of mitochondria reveals the effect of HSV-1 infection on mitochondrial morphology. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Soft X-ray tomography imaging at cryogenic temperatures of HSV-1-infected HFF-hTERT cells identifies virus particles. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Confocal imaging of mitochondrial morphology. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Remodelling of microtubules during HSV-1 infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Collection of cryoSXT data to analyse changes in cellular morphology accompanying infection. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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High resolution structures visible with the 25 nm zone plate objective. by Kamal L. Nahas (13014698)

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Map of eastern Uganda with an extract showing study sites. by Moses R. Kamya (8308617)

Variable included in analysis. by Molebatsi Moholola (20513371)

“…In the adjusted model we found that case management (Odds ratio [OR] 1.25; 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.08–1.44) versus no case management, 35–54 years old (1.43; 1.07–1.91) and 55+ year old (1.88; 1.35–2.61) versus 18–24-year-old increased odds of VL suppression whilst being male (0.72; 0.61–0.84) versus being female has decreased odd of VL suppression.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Close to half of the clients had a VL below 50 copies/ml after case management. …”

Full dataset of the study. by Molebatsi Moholola (20513371)

“…In the adjusted model we found that case management (Odds ratio [OR] 1.25; 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.08–1.44) versus no case management, 35–54 years old (1.43; 1.07–1.91) and 55+ year old (1.88; 1.35–2.61) versus 18–24-year-old increased odds of VL suppression whilst being male (0.72; 0.61–0.84) versus being female has decreased odd of VL suppression.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Close to half of the clients had a VL below 50 copies/ml after case management. …”

Fig 3 - by Sadia Nazir (1365261)

Changes in VL for clients who received and did not receive case management. by Molebatsi Moholola (20513371)