Industry News
Rabbit milk drug to combat HAE
The clinical trial results of Rhucin, a drug for the treatment of Hereditary Angieoedema (HAE), will be presented at a press conference in London on 30 August.
[ + ]Grid up for infectious diseases
IBM and university scientists launch global computing effort to find cures for dengue fever, West Nile virus and hepatitis C. [ + ]
Gorilla in the mist of time
Paleoanthropologists believe they have found a 10 million-year-old relative of the human line. [ + ]
OCD linked to glutamate system
US researchers have engineered mice with an obsessive compulsive-like syndrome and linked the disorder to protein in the brain. [ + ]
Malaria's morphing molecule keeps it a step ahead
WEHI researchers find a protein in P. falciparum that helps it evade the human immune system. [ + ]
Scientists uncover DNA repair mechanism
Scientists at the American Johns Hopkins University have now uncovered the mechanism the body uses to identify and remove errors in the genetic code, according to the prestigious scientific journal Nature.
[ + ]Biomarker to predict prostate cancer prognosis
B7-H3 identified as biomarker to predict cancer recurrence and progression. [ + ]
Khachigian's magic strikes again
Molecular assassins help Levon Khachigian to Eureka moment. [ + ]
Eureka for genetics and climate research
Two of Australia’s top researchers received awards last night at the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes Award Dinner at the Australian Technology Park, Sydney.
[ + ]What, oh, what are those actinides doing?
Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are uniting theory, computation and experiment to discover exactly how heavy elements, such as uranium and technetium, interact in their environment.
[ + ]Research points to possible new stroke therapy
New research has identified a possible new therapy for stroke. [ + ]
Diagnosis at the point of care
Point-of-care testing is an emerging field within community medicine and will be discussed at this week's South Pacific Congress in Auckland. [ + ]
Brain gene flicks the switch on gender
University of Adelaide researchers have discovered a way of creating a male mouse without a Y chromosome by manipulating a single gene in the developing foetus.
[ + ]Fangs for the memory
It's not just venom or toxins that cause harm when an angry critter bites - many species have a habit of leaving behind nasty bacterial infections as well. [ + ]
Saucy sea slugs
UQ researcher gets the public excited by enticin and seductin them. [ + ]