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1. Cheison, S. C. and Wang, Z. (2003). Bioactive Milk Peptides: Redefining the Food-Drug Interphase- Review. Paper 1: Antimicrobial and Immunomodulating Peptides. African Journal of Food, Nutrition Science, Agriculture and Development 3(1): 29-38.

2. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y.(2006). Multivariate strategy in screening of enzymes to be used for whey protein hydrolysis in an enzymatic membrane reactor- International Dairy Journal.

3. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y.(2006). Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-I: Characterisation of permeate flux and product recovery by multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science, 283(1-2):45-56.

4. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. (2006). Use of macroporous adsorption resin for simultaneous desalting and debittering of whey protein hydrolysates -International Journal of Food Science & Technology‑ (Accepted 24 Aug 2006).

5. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of response surface methodology to optimise the hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor- Journal of Food Engineering‑ (Accepted 6 Sep 2006).

6. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-II: Characterisation for the fate of the enzyme by multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science, - (Accepted 7 Oct 2006).

7. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of proteins in ultrafiltration membrane bioreactors: A review of the timeline evolution of the substrates, enzymes and membrane systems –Enzyme and Microbial Technology - Submitted 20 Sep 2006.

8. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. A Spectrophotometric method for determination of the degree of hydrolysis of whey protein hydrolysed in a tangential flow filter ultrafiltration membrane reactor. Submitted to the International Dairy Journal - Under review.

Published papers as at Sep 7

1. Cheison, S. C. and Wang, Z. (2003). Bioactive Milk Peptides: Redefining the Food-Drug Interphase- Review. Paper 1: Antimicrobial and Immunomodulating Peptides. African Journal of Food, Nutrition Science, Agriculture and Development 3(1): 29-38.

2. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Multivariate strategy in screening of enzymes to be used for whey protein hydrolysis in an enzymatic membrane reactor- International Dairy Journal – doi:10.1016/j.idairyj.2006.05.006. (Accepted 2 May 2006)

3. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-I: Characterisation of permeate flux and product recovery by use of multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science Vol. 283 (1-2) pages 45-56 (Accepted 8 June 2006)

4. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of macroporous adsorption resin for simultaneous desalting and debittering of whey protein hydrolysates - International Journal of Food Science & Technology‑ (Accepted 24 Aug 2006).

5. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of response surface methodology to optimise the hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor- Journal of Food Engineering‑ (Accepted 6 Sep 2006).

6. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-II: Characterisation for the fate of the enzyme by multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science - Under review, submitted 22 Aug 2006.

7. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of protein in ultrafiltration membrane reactor-Review –Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, Under review, Submitted 10 June 2006.

8. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. A spectrophotometric method for determination of the degree of hydrolysis of whey protein hydrolysed in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor- International Dairy Journal

9. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of macroporous adsorption resin for simultaneous desalting and debittering of whey protein hydrolysates –Food Science (in Chinese with English abstract) 27(8): 103-107

My dream Line-up 2007

I have been mulling over the reality of Kenyan politics in 2007 and am compelled to think of a possible line-up. Just imagine what happens if Kibaki rigs himself back or is helped by a wily Moi who will mislead Uhuru to ditch opposition unity. What happens if Kalonzo Musyoka is cheated by the figures in those opinion polls beig cooked in some offices somewhere in Nairobi? Kibaki goes back and the thieves are emboldened. Kirauitu's mouth would twist more, Murungi would sweat more and rant more and Mutua will be more voluble with those recycled verbiages of his. In short the government will have Kibwana to rubbish his impressive academic record and civil-society CV while more opportunists will join the bandwagon just to tap from the gravy-train. We must stop this government which turned from a sensitive proponent of all those virtues of governance that were not known in Moi's Kenya. Don't lecture me on 'the democratic space has increased in Kenya' because that is too academic. What has increased in Kenya is the freedom to grumble at a government and ruling class that is becoming increasing deaf and intransigent, indeed dead to the realities of the nation.

In the deep thought I asked myself, what of a Raila presidency with Kalonzo Musyoka as a vice-president and Musalia Mudavadi as Prime Minister and Kamotho and say Balala/ Ruto as deputies of either? Wouldn't this provide a chance for Kalonzo to cement his standing and benefit from Agwambo the King-maker? Wouldn't Kalonzo then take time to help Raila clean up that government of all those oldies who are good for the museums? Wouldn't the young guys bring in the youth in power? And by the way, wouldn't we rather reserve nominated mps for women and the physically challenged? I would rather Kalonzo is groomed for veep so as to frustrate the divisive politics coming out of those golf-clubs.

What is your take?

Kibaki not electable, no he's not honest

If I had a chance to cast my single vote in 2007 or whenever the fence-sitting president of Kenya Inc. decides to call the AGM then rest assured that Mwai Kibaki aka Emillio will not smell nor get my only weapon against his betrayal of my aspirations and hope in 2002. For in that year, Mr. Kibaki was handed the most potent tool yet to decimate tribalism completely. But for a man who cannot keep any MOU even with a "mere" NARC-Kenya(?) activist went on to trumble that chance and allowed juvenile politicians driven by raw greed for power and avarice for a quick buck to kill the national hope. Such a man DOES NOT deserve a second chance, ever. He should be sent home for letting us down. Forget about the glossy picture on the economy, the government has abandoned farmers, the university graduates are unemployed, tax evassion is rife amongst an elitist gang of modern-day bigots and court-jesters. These are the saints of yesterday, who pontificated the virtues of good governance andstrictures in expenditure and award of state resources. How do I forgive such traitors who to me are good for the hang-man's noose. For the betrayal of the national dream is as much a treasonable offense as is betrayal of the country.

Papers Published as at 26 July 2006

1. Cheison, S. C. and Wang, Z. (2003). Bioactive Milk Peptides: Redefining the Food-Drug Interphase- Review. Paper 1: Antimicrobial and Immunomodulating Peptides. African Journal of Food, Nutrition Science, Agriculture and Development 3(1): 29-38.

2. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Multivariate strategy in screening of enzymes to be used for whey protein hydrolysis in an enzymatic membrane reactor- International Dairy Journal – doi:10.1016/j.idairyj.2006.05.006. (Accepted 2 May 2006)

3. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-I: Characterisation of permeate flux and product recovery by use of multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science Vol. 283 (1-2) pages 45-56 (Accepted 8 June 2006)

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4. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of macroporous adsorption resin for simultaneous desalting and debittering of whey protein hydrolysates - International Journal of Food Science & Technology‑ (Accepted 24 Aug 2006).

5. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Use of response surface methodology to optimise the hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor- Journal of Food Engineering‑ (Accepted 6 Sep 2006).

6. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of whey protein isolate in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor-II: Characterisation for the fate of the enzyme by multivariate data analysis- Journal of Membrane Science Under review, submitted 22 Aug 2006.

7. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. Hydrolysis of protein in ultrafiltration membrane reactor-Review –Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, Submitted 10 June 2006.

8. Cheison, S. C., Wang, Z. and Xu, S. Y. A spectrophotometric method for determination of the degree of hydrolysis of whey protein hydrolysed in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor- International Dairy Journal

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A spectrophotometric method for determination of the degree of hydrolysis of whey protein hydrolysed in a tangential flow filter membrane reactor