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Daniel W. Wanja

Affiliation : University of Nairobi · Egerton University

• 7Publications (affiliation in Kenya)

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Daniel W. Wanja has 7 indexed publications (2020–2025). Their work appears mainly in “International Journal of Microbiology”, “Veterinary Medicine International” and “Aquaculture Fish and Fisheries”. Their most cited article, “Fish Husbandry Practices and Water Quality in Central Kenya: Potential Risk Factors for Fish Mortality and Infectious Diseases” (2020), has been cited 96 times. 4 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in Tanzania.

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Publications (7)

• Parasites of Farmed and Wild Tilapine Fishes From Selected Farms and Lake Jipe in Taita Taveta County, Kenya
  2025 · Aquaculture Fish and Fisheries · cited 4 times
• Relationship between Water Quality Parameters and Parasite Infestation in Farmed Oreochromis niloticus in Selected Rift Valley Counties, Kenya
  2024 · Aquaculture Research · cited 7 times
• Molecular Detection of Virulence‐Associated Markers in Campylobacter coli and Campylobacter jejuni Isolates From Water, Cattle, and Chicken Faecal Samples From Kajiado County, Kenya
  2024 · BioMed Research International · cited 5 times
• Antimicrobial Usage, Susceptibility Profiles, and Resistance Genes in Campylobacter Isolated from Cattle, Chicken, and Water Samples in Kajiado County, Kenya
  2023 · International Journal of Microbiology · cited 11 times
• Fish Husbandry Practices and Water Quality in Central Kenya: Potential Risk Factors for Fish Mortality and Infectious Diseases
  2020 · Veterinary Medicine International · cited 96 times
• Antibiotic and Disinfectant Susceptibility Patterns of Bacteria Isolated from Farmed Fish in Kirinyaga County, Kenya
  2020 · International Journal of Microbiology · cited 57 times
• Natural Concurrent Infections with Black Spot Disease and Multiple Bacteriosis in Farmed Nile Tilapia in Central Kenya
  2020 · Veterinary Medicine International · cited 17 times

Publication venues

• International Journal of Microbiology × 2
• Veterinary Medicine International × 2
• Aquaculture Fish and Fisheries × 1
• Aquaculture Research × 1
• BioMed Research International × 1

Publications per year

• 20251
• 20242
• 20231
• 20203

Collaborations

Partner institutions : Kenya Fisheries Service · Sokoine University of Agriculture · Kenyatta National Hospital

Co-authors’ countries : Tanzania

Co-authors

• P.G. Mbuthia
• Robert Maina Waruiru
• Lilly Caroline Bebora
• Philip Njeru Nyaga
• Mercy M. Hamisi
• Finnan O. Ageng’o
• Gabriel Oluga Aboge
• Philip N. Nyaga
• Joseph M. Ndegwa
• Jacob M Wainaina
• Cidee N. Khasake
• Beatrice M Munde

Bibliographic data from OpenAlex (open database).