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DC under surveillance
Sydney researchers film dermal dendritic cells sensing and seeking out parasites [ + ]
Inducing chirality
Chirality can be introduced by irradiation of molecules while adsorbed on a magnetised substrate.
[ + ]Huge volumes of information are changing the nature of science
CSIRO’s new ultra high-resolution visualisation system, CSIROvision, marks Australia's entry into the petabyte age where scientists will analyse volumes of data greater than previously known.
[ + ]Towards the human proteome
Proteomics researcher Michelle Hill is on the organising committee for the Lorne proteomics meeting in February, at which a major topic of conversation will be the proposed Human Proteome Project. [ + ]
Viral secrets revealed bit by bit
Advances in proteomics are finally starting to catch up with some of the nifty tricks used by viruses such as RSV to evade the immune system. [ + ]
Sequencing the cancer genome
Peter Campbell is part of a remarkably prolific group at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute that is using new technologies to sequence the cancer genome – or more correctly, genomes. [ + ]
Cook expands up north
Cook Medical to build new facility at Brisbane Technology Park [ + ]
Novel cell division mechanism discovered
A research group has identified a completely new cell division machinery which may shed some light on other processes in human cells and evolutionary lineages.
[ + ]Research training in Australian universities
A parliamentary report into research training has found that attracting and training the next generation of Australian researchers is being hampered by inadequate funding.
[ + ]A new approach to tackling cancer cells
Every year worldwide, melanoma, a particularly lethal form of skin cancer, kills 48,000 people and 160,000 new cases are identified. Annually in Australia alone, melanoma kills around 1300 people, while about 10,000 new cases are diagnosed. Researchers at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute are suggesting a combination therapy that may offer more success.
[ + ]BRCA time's up - GTG
GTG to enforce BRCA patents from November 6 [ + ]
Grow your own prostate
Prostate generated in mice from single adult stem cell [ + ]
Genetic Signatures signs up
Human Genetic Signatures in agreement with US molecular diagnostics company [ + ]
Invitrogen, AB postpone merger
Share slump and tax issues delay vote on Invitrogen-AB merger [ + ]
Genera’s low false negatives
Genera's HPV test outperforms HC2 in pilot trials [ + ]