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SCS licenses gene expression tech to Lexicon

04 November, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Stem Cell Sciences (AIM:STEM, SCS) has granted US-based biopharmaceutical company Lexicon Genetics an exclusive license to its Internal Ribosome Entry Site (IRES) technology for genetically modified mice.


Select Vaccines reports promising results for hep C

21 October, 2005 by Susan Williamson

Select Vaccines reports promising results for hep C


In brief: Australian Stem Cell Centre, Biotech Capital, Circadian, Alexanders Securities

19 October, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Prof Vicki Sara has been appointed as director of the Australian Stem Cell Centre and will replace inaugural chairman Robert Moses when he relinquishes the role he has held for three years at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on November 22. Sara is the chancellor of the University of Technology, Sydney, a fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Science and Engineering and a former head of the Australian Research Council.


Panbio develops new type of antibody assay

14 October, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Brisbane medical diagnostics developed Panbio (ASX:PBO) believes it has achieved a milestone in its efforts to develop a new type of antibody assay capable of directly detecting target antigens at low concentrations in antigenically complex biological fluids.


VitroGro now in powdered form

05 October, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Protein chemists at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have produced a new freeze-dried form of Brisbane-based Tissue Therapies' (ASX:TIS) wound-healing technology VitroGro.


Brumby wants therapeutic cloning ban lifted

30 September, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Victorian treasurer and minister for innovation, John Brumby, has called on the federal government to lift its ban on somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), otherwise known as therapeutic cloning.


Norwood Immunology granted six patents

29 September, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Melbourne immune therapy developer Norwood Immunology (AIM:NIL) has been granted six patents in New Zealand, South Africa and Singapore relating to its technology in key areas such as cancer and infectious diseases.


Bird flu: threat to Australia 'unlikely'

27 September, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

An Australian expert on influenza believes it is unlikely that migratory birds will carry Asia's lethal H5N1 'bird 'flu' strain to Australia.


Chemeq signs $1.4m sales order

23 September, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Perth-based Chemeq (ASX:CMQ) has signed a new sales order for the shipment of CHEMEQ polymeric antimicrobial worth AUD$1.4 million over the next nine months.


Agenix aims to raise $9.85m

19 September, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Brisbane-based Agenix (ASX:AGX, NASDAQ:OTC:AGXLY) has lodged a prospectus for an underwritten non-renounceable rights issue to raise $9.85 million before costs.


Four unis to team on plant biotech project

15 September, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Four Australian universities have made an unusual decision to form a 'virtual company', Meristomics, to commercialise discoveries from basic research in their jointly operated ARC Centre of Excellence for Integrative Legume Research (CILR).


Stem Cell Sciences signs licensing deal with Deltagen

06 September, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Stem Cell Sciences (AIM:STEM, SCS) has signed a licensing agreement with US-based drug discovery tools and services provider Deltagen for use of its patented internal ribosome entry sites (IRES) technology.


Researchers gear up for stem cell review process

31 August, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Individuals and groups opposed to stem cell research have dominated submissions to the Lockhart Legislative Review of Australia's stem cell legislation.


GroPep reports double profits

22 August, 2005 by Helen Schuller

Adelaide-based GroPep (ASX:GRO) has recorded pre-tax profit of AUD$3.1 million for the year ending 30 June 2005, an increase of more than 200 per cent over the $1 million reported last year.


Stem Cell Sciences to commercialise neural technology

18 August, 2005 by Helen Schuller

BioTech Capital (ASX:BTC) investee Stem Cell Sciences has been awarded an exclusive license to a new patented technology to derive and grow neural stem cells.


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