Emmanuel Agyemang Duah
This researcher has made significant contributions to the field of reproductive biology by exploring innovative methods for cloning buffalo embryos from non-viable somatic cells. Their work encompasses both hand-made cloned buffalo, achieved through manual embryogenesis, and advanced hand-guided clonings that utilize non-viable somatic cells to produce embryonic fragments. These methodologies represent groundbreaking approaches in genetic cloning, offering new insights into the potential of manually replicating developmental processes within large animal species.
Faculty Biography
Mr. Emmanuel Agyemang Duah has about 10 years of professional experience as Laboratory Technician in teaching, research, and development fields. His experience covers several wet lab techniques in chemistry, biochemistry, food science, and environmental science. He has extensive instrumentation skills in GC-MS, IC-MS, UV-Visible spectrophotometer, HPLC, AAS-FID, Gel electrophoresis and PCR techniques, conventional microscopy, and Scanning electron microscopy. He also possesses strong research and quantitative skills, particularly R programming, python programming, and SPSS.Emmanuel is a certified lead assessor for ISO 17025:2017 Laboratory Quality Management System by CQI/IRCA.
Reproductive Biology and Fertility
Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology