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Unravelling secrets of the Gene in health and disease

30th

October 2022

Institute of Primate Research

About

Parkinson’s disease (PD) represents a multidisciplinary health challenge as it involves the complexity of genetic and environmental interactions. Ongoing research on Parkinson’s disease in the African region is typically country-specific and mainly clinical-based. Translational research focusing on the genetics of Parkinson’s disease is gaining importance in some African countries but remains unexplored in the lower-income African countries. This school offers an opportunity for collaboration between basic neuroscientists, clinical neurologists, geneticists, and environmental health experts so as to foster a multidisciplinary approach in research and disease management for better health outcomes.

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IBRO-ARC
Workshop
Materials

Speakers

The Speakers

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FEATURED INDUSTRY EXPERTS

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Dr. Oluwafemi Oluwole

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 Dr. Mohamed Zahir

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Prof. Elizabeth Bukusi

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Dr. Daniel Chai

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Dr. Zakiyah Aldaajani

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Dr. Jorum Kirundi

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Dr. Ngalla Jillani

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Prof. Amadi O. Ihunwo

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Dr. Abdelhamid Benazzouz

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 Prof. Marc Ekker

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Dr. Joseph Kamau

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Dr. Misaki Wayengera

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Dr. Wael Mohamed

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Dr. Atunga Nyachieo

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Dr. Mendi Muthinja

Prof. Serge Muyldermans

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Dr. James Nyariki

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Dr. Kevin Kamanyi

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Dr. Juzar Hooker

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Agenda

Schedule of Events

October 30 - November 4

Session 1

Neuroscience and Neurodegenerative Diseases

Session 2

PD: Genetic basis & other Etiologies

Session 3

Clinical Diagnosis and Management

Session 4

Research on PD

Session 5

Workshop 1: Hands on Bioinformatics

Workshop 2: Country specific presentations on PD

Session 6

Ethics in PD Research

Session 7

Funding Opportunities for PD Research

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DAYS

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SPEAKERS

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PARTICIPANTS
The Venue
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The Venue

Institute of Primate Research

P.O Box 24481- 00502

End of Karen Rd

The Institute of Primate Research is an AAALAC accredited and WHO collaborating centre whose objective was to study monkey behaviour so that it can give an insight into the behaviour of early man. IPR’s functions have since expanded to include biomedical research, laboratory animal science and conservation Biology.

Organizing Committee

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Dr. Ngalla Jillani

Chair

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Dr. Daniel Chai

Member

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Dr. Peter Waweru

Member

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Ms. Rodah Syombua

Secretary

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Dr. Wael Mohamed

Co-chair

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Dr. Michael Ndungu

Member

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Ms. Michelle Mayuba

Member

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Dr. Atunga Nyachieo

Member

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Dr. Idle Farah

Member

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Mr. Muinde Nthusi

Member

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Dr. Mercy Akinyi

Member

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Ms. Fiona Nyaanga

Member

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Ms. Lucyline Mbogori

Member

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