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Tamoxifen, bipolar and protein kinase C

11 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

Turkish researchers have conducted a small clinical trial of breast cancer drug tamoxifen in people with bipolar disorder.


Sticky blood protein link to autism

11 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

Blood platelet protein regulates serotonin transporter and determines blood serotonin levels.


Surprising tail for worm telomeres

11 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

C. elegans caps its chromosomes with a G-tail off the right and a C-tail off the left.


Potential test for diabetes in children

10 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

UQ researchers are developing a predictive test for type 1 diabetes by tracing activation of the NF-kappa B pathway.


Stem cell screening facility to target brain tumours

05 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

An automated cancer stem cell screening facility has officially opened at the QBI.


Fat-packed siRNA reduces ovarian tumours

03 March, 2008 by Staff Writers

Packaging siRNA in a liposome improves delivery to tumours.


BRCA genes and ovarian cancer

29 February, 2008 by Graeme O'Neill

David Bowtell is investigating the role of BRCA1 and BRCA2 in ovarian cancer.


WEHI joins Abbott and Genentech

28 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

Melbourne's WEHI partners Abbott and Genentech in new drug discovery program.


Sex differences in the brain's serotonin system

18 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

Long suspected, a Swedish team has shown that the serotonin system is different in men and women.


Bone healing with MSCs

13 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

Mesoblast announces good results from early phase trial in bone repair.


Beamline on imaging and medical therapy

13 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

New centre for imaging and medical therapy being built at the Australian Synchrotron.


Moles and melanoma

11 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

A tale of two melanocytes: why does one become a mole and the other a melanoma?


Caspar the see-through fish

08 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

US scientists have engineered a transparent zebrafish - nicknamed Caspar - to view its internal organs and observe tumour metastasis and stem cell engraftment.


Your brain: use it or lose it

07 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

UQ neuroscientists add more weight to the "use it or lose it" model for brain function.


Dementia focus for Hodges

07 February, 2008 by Staff Writers

Cambridge University neuroscientist Professor John Hodges has been lured to the University of NSW.


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