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Online maps of the eye

06 December, 2007 by Staff Writers

Hundreds of maps of the visual system available online for evolutionary research.


Maternal role for p53 in reproduction

30 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The 'guardian of the genome' has an unexpected role in regulating embryo implantation in mice.


Sympathy for the devil

29 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Extra insurance for the Tasmanian devil announced as scientists fear for its future.


MicroRNAs: thinking globally, acting locally

28 November, 2007 by Fiona Wylie

Neurologist Ken Kosik and his team are profiling neuronal miRNAs to identify those potentially involved in neuronal plasticity and the function of those that are unique to dendrites.


RNAi and the immune response

27 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Australian researchers are looking at harnessing RNAi to silence cancer genes and then activating the immune system as a second line of defence


RNAi and the sound of silence

26 November, 2007 by Graeme O'Neill

The elusive molecule responsible for spreading gene silencing through plants is still unknown, but the pioneers of RNAi research at CSIRO Plant Industry are close to tracking it down.


RNAi's Scarlet Pimpernel

23 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The November/December 2007 issue of Australian Life Scientist is out now.


Fungus has sting in its tail

13 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Scorpion toxin makes fungus deadly to insect pests.


Head and shoulders above other genomes

12 November, 2007 by Kate McDonald

The genome of the fungus responsible for dandruff and other dermatological conditions has been sequenced.


Worker gene controls class

09 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Research points to a sneaky solution to combat termite destruction


Roquin little microRNAs

08 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

microRNAs linked to protection from autoimmune diseases, new research finds.


Turning the appetite on and off

06 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

Protein key to brain control of appetite, Sydney researchers find.


Cinnamon sticks to genetic map

05 November, 2007 by Staff Writers

The domestic cat has become the seventh mammalian genome to be sequenced.


Two genes identified for AS

30 October, 2007 by Kate McDonald

UQ's Matt Brown and Wellcome Trust genome-wide study uncover genes for ankylosing spondylitis.


SOLiD start for sequencing technology

26 October, 2007 by Kate McDonald

Stepwise ligation DNA sequencer launched by Applied Biosystems.


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