21 Apr 2026Open access
An overview of DNA barcoding of biodiversity in South AfricaPublisher sitePLoS ONE, Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
Active, last published 2026
In vector-borne infectious diseases
Mamohale
Chaisi
Scholar“Research focused on Vector-borne infectious diseases and adjacent fields.”
University of Pretoria
South Africa17
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01 · About the work
What I study
amohale Chaisi is a researcher working on Vector-borne infectious diseases. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Publication output and reach
Mamohale's work has been cited 641 times across 2 active years. Bars show publications per year; the line shows cumulative citation totals across publications first appearing in each year.
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Topics
Vector-borne infectious diseases×27Vector-Borne Animal Diseases×16Viral Infections and Vectors×14Parasite Biology and Host Interactions×10Bird parasitology and diseases×8
04 · Where I am
Affiliations
Affiliation on published researchOnderstepoort Veterinary Academic Hospital, South AfricaDrawn from the institution listed on this researcher’s published work.
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05 · Selected work
Recent publications
6 works12 Mar 2026Open access
Diversity of ectoparasites associated with Rhabdomys pumilio and Rhabdomys intermedius (Muridae) in the Fynbos, Succulent Karoo and Nama-Karoo biomes of South AfricaPublisher siteInternational Journal for Parasitology Parasites and Wildlife, Parasite Biology and Host Interactions
25 Aug 20241cites
Identification of ticks and tick-borne pathogens of wildlife necropsy cases submitted to the SANBI National Zoological Gardens, South AfricaPublisher siteVeterinary Parasitology Regional Studies and Reports, Vector-borne infectious diseases
8 Jul 2024Open access22cites
Establishing African genomics and bioinformatics programs through annual regional workshopsPublisher siteNature Genetics, Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Biomedical Research
25 Jan 2024Open access
Establish grassroots genomics and bioinformatics programs to train 400 Africans yearlyPublisher site1 Jan 2024Open access1cites
Predicting Tick Distributions in a Changing Climate: An Ensemble Approach for South AfricaPublisher siteSSRN Electronic Journal, Vector-borne infectious diseases
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