Industry News
Beta news for pancreatic stem cells
Elusive pancreatic stem cells found in adult mice, Belgian researchers say. [ + ]
Findlay gets another gong
Jock Findlay becomes an AO in this year's honours list. [ + ]
Fast train to New Zealand
Genomic analysis shows Polynesians and Micronesians have little genetic relation to Melanesians. [ + ]
1000 genomes, infinite detail
International consortium announces '1000 Genomes Project' to produce most detailed map of human genetic variation. [ + ]
Stimulation delays Huntington's dementia
Howard Florey researchers say mental and physical stimulation delays onset of dementia in Huntington's mice. [ + ]
Biosignal compounds much more effective
Results from UK testing show Biosignal Ltd compounds have substantially outperformed the industry standard product glutaraldehyde against harmful sulphur reducing bacteria (SRB).
[ + ]'Lazy' T-cells can trigger diabetes
Immunoregulatory T-cells wane with age in some people, triggering type 1 diabetes. [ + ]
Shine wins Burnet Medal
The AAS announces 2008 academy awards. [ + ]
Solving the hot reptile sex question
The University of Sydney's Rick Shine and colleagues have proved the Charnov-Bull hypothesis of reptile sex determination. [ + ]
NSW scientists shine at Academy Awards
Four scientists from New South Wales have won awards for scientific excellence in career research from peak science body the Australian Academy of Science.
[ + ]Scientists solve hot reptile sex question
University of Sydney researchers have finally solved a conundrum scientists have been puzzling over for 30 years: why nest temperature can affect the likelihood of certain reptiles being born male or female.
[ + ]Protein discovery offers hope for prostate cancer
Australian scientists are researching a possible way of making aggressive prostate cancer cells less invasive after their discovery of a protein essential for the normal functioning of cells.
[ + ]Tethering HIV particles to the cell
US researchers identify protein that stops the release of HIV by tethering it to the cell. [ + ]
Dodgy Listeria hides out in SLAPs
Bacteria can dodge the immune response by hiding out in macrophage vacuoles nicknamed SLAPs. [ + ]
Protein duo for caveolae formation
Queensland researchers have discovered a second protein essential for caveolae formation. [ + ]

