Browsing by Author "Heather Maher"

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    Adult and Paediatric Liver TransplantationWits Transplant Data 2020
    Carolyn Bouter; Russell Britz; Bernd Strobele; Sharan Rambarran; F Van Der Schyff; Lliam Brannigan; Despina Demopoulos; Marisa Beretta; Sarah Berkenfeld; Dinen Parbhoo; Bilal Bobat; Adam Mahomed; M Reynders; Heather Maher; P Gaylard; Harriet Etheredge; Jean Botha; June Fabian
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    The African Liver Tissue Biorepository Consortium Capacitating PopulationAppropriate Drug Metabolism Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacogenetics Research in Drug Discovery and Development
    (AMER SOC PHARMACOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL THERAPEUTICS) Collen Masimirembwa; Michele Ramsay; J Botha; E Ellis; Harriet Etheredge; Tracey Hurrell; C Kanji; Heather Maher; Busisiwe Mthembu; Sharan Rambarran; F van der Schyff; Natalie Smyth; Bernd Strobele; E et al; Jerome Loveland; June Fabian
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    Blood stream infections in children in the first year after liver transplantation at Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre South Africa
    Eleanor Duncan; A DeVoll-Zabrocki; Harriet Etheredge; Heather Maher; Carolyn Bouter; P Gaylard; Jerome Loveland; Barry Fabian; Jean Botha
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    Coronavirus Host Genomics Study: South Africa (COVIGen-SA)
    (2022-10-06) Andrew K. May; Heather Seymour; Harriet Etheredge; Heather Maher; Marta C. Nunes; ShabirA.Madhi; SimisoM. Sokhela; W. D. FrancoisVenter; Neil Martinson; Firdaus Nabeemeeah; Cheryl Cohen; Jocelyn Moyes; Sibongile Walaza; Stefano Tempia; Jackie Kleynhans; Anne von Gottberg; Jeremy Nel; Halima Dawood; Ebrahim Variava; Stephen Tollman; Kathleen Kahn; KobusHerbst; EmilyB.Wong; CarolineT.Tiemessen; Alex van Blydenstein; Lyle Murray; Michelle Venter; June Fabian; Miche´le Ramsay
    However, continental Africans are yet to be adequately represented in such studies despite the importance of genetic factors in understanding Africa’s response to the pandemic. We describe the development of a research resource for coronavirus host genomics studies in South Africa known as COVIGen-SA—a multicollaborator strategic partnership designed to provide harmonised demographic, clinical, and genetic information specific to Black South Africans with COVID-19. Over 2,000 participants have been recruited to date. Preliminary results on 1,354 SARS-CoV-2 positive participants from four participating studies showed that 64.7% were female, 333 had severe disease, and 329 were people living with HIV. *rough this resource, we aim to provide insights into host genetic factors relevant to African-ancestry populations, using both genome-wide association testing and targeted sequencing of important genomic loci. *is project will promote and enhance partnerships, build skills, and develop resources needed to address the COVID-19 burden and associated risk factors in South African communities.