Search Results - "Takyi, Godfred"

Molecular characterization of HAMP rs10421768 gene and phenotypic expression of hepcidin; a case-control study among sickle cell anaemia patients in Ghana by Appiah, Samuel Kwasi, Nkansah, Charles, Abbam, Gabriel, Osei-Boakye, Felix, Mensah, Kofi, Bani, Simon Bannison, Chemogo, Solomon, Sarpong, Lydia, Addae, Takyi Godfred, Sefa, Daniel Boamah, Croffien, Richard Adu, Adom, Larry, Rauf, Rekhiatu Oboirien Abdul, Boadu, Farrid, Amoah, Godfred Appiah, Chukwurah, Ejike Felix

“…The sporadic nature of blood transfusion therapy coupled with the alteration of HAMP genes may exacerbate the risk of iron burden in sickle cell anaemia (SCA)…”
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Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency and Sickle Cell Trait among Prospective Blood Donors: A Cross-Sectional Study in Berekum, Ghana by Ephraim, Richard K. D., Takyi, Godfred, Simpong, David Larbi, Adu, Patrick

“…Background. Blood transfusion is a therapeutic procedure usually undertaken in patients with severe anaemia. In Ghana, severe anaemia is mostly due to malaria…”
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Untraded inter‐dependencies as auxiliary production factors for informal artisans in urban industrial clusters: An empirical study in Kumasi, Ghana by Takyi, Godfred, Enu‐Kwesi, Francis, Dinye, Romanus

“…Abstract The concept and influence of untraded inter‐dependencies are under‐explored in the industrial cluster and informal economy literature. In this paper,…”
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Achieving banking industry innovation performance using total quality management: an empirical study by Ahinful, Abraham Ato, Opoku Mensah, Abigail, Koomson, Samuel, Cobblah, Collins, Takyi, Godfred, Kwarteng, Abdul Hamid

“…Purpose While scholars have researched the impact of specific total quality management (TQM) aspects on innovation performance (INP), empirical evidence on how…”
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Factors and remedies for productivity and efficiency among small‐scale informal enterprises: A theoretical perspective by Takyi, Godfred, Okeniyi, Johnson O., Samuel, Sunday Eneojo

“…The growth and sustenance of firms are primarily determined by their productivity and efficiency. However, the productivity analysis has generally been skewed…”
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