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Marker for thymic stem cells identified

29 January, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Scottish and Australian researchers have identified a protein marker for thymic and possibly pancreatic stem cells.


Beta news for pancreatic stem cells

29 January, 2008 by Staff Writers

Elusive pancreatic stem cells found in adult mice, Belgian researchers say.


How the Bindeez were busted

25 January, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Biochemical geneticist Kevin Carpenter discusses how he helped tracked down the blip in the Bindeez beads.


'Lazy' T-cells can trigger diabetes

22 January, 2008 by Staff Writers

Immunoregulatory T-cells wane with age in some people, triggering type 1 diabetes.


Dodgy Listeria hides out in SLAPs

18 January, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Bacteria can dodge the immune response by hiding out in macrophage vacuoles nicknamed SLAPs.


Heart beats in the laboratory

16 January, 2008 by Kate McDonald

US scientists have engineered a bioartificial heart by perfusion decellularisation.


Granddaddy of human blood cells

17 December, 2007 by Staff Writers

US researchers have isolated the multipotent progenitor cell in humans for the first time.


Antibody homes in on leukaemic stem cells

13 December, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Australia's largest biotechnology company, CSL, has released preliminary data on a novel antibody therapy for acute myeloid leukaemia.


Immunology feature: landlords, tenants and immune response

04 December, 2007 by Graeme O'Neill

Mariapia Degli-Esposti's team at Perth's Lions Eye Institute is looking closely at why the immune system puts up a good fight against some viral infections but has problems with others.


Myc-less mice produce stem cells

03 December, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The Japanese team that proved how to induce stem cells from human skin seems to have overcome the Myc tumorigenesis barrier.


Immunology feature: Bim, Bid and autoimmunity

03 December, 2007 by Fiona Wylie

The Australasian Society for Immunology is holding its annual conference this week. Key note speaker Andreas Strasser will discuss his latest findings on the functions of apoptosis-related proteins in the immune system.


Seeing the light in femtoseconds

28 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Speedy laser facility will be used for biological imaging.


Four-gene cocktail for stem cells

21 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Two teams, six genes and the transformation of adult skin cells into induced pluripotent stem cells.


First cloned primate embryos

15 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

For the first time, embryonic stem cell lines have been derived from monkeys using SCNT.


Chinese stem cell venture for Monash

01 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Monash and Peking unis in stem cell research agreement.


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