William Limo

<p><strong>Research project title:</strong>&nbsp; Identification of <em>Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense </em>strains responsible for varying disease outcomes in mouse and their establishment in insect vector, tsetse fly.</p> <p>William Limo is a DRIP MSc fellow supervised by Dr. Daniel Masiga (<em>icipe),</em> Dr. John Thuita (<em>BioRI-KALRO),</em> and Drs. Vincent Adung’a, Robert Shivairo (<em>Egerton University, Kenya)</em>. Limo research interests are in neglected tropical diseases (NTDs); African trypanosomiasis, and in particular host/vector-parasite relationship.</p> <p>William Limo (BSc. Bmed, Dip Anhe) completed his undergraduate studies in <em>BSc.</em> <em>Biomedical</em> <em>Science &amp; Technology</em> and <em>Diploma in Animal Health</em> both from <em>Egerton University.</em></p>