Industry News
Checklist for maximising return on R&D
Successful ‘proof of concept’ implementation is the key to maximising return on R&D investment in universities, according to Science Industry Australia (SIA).
[ + ]Presidential DNA sheds light on ancestry
Research into the ancestry of US President, Thomas Jefferson has thrown new light onto his ancestry and the migration of a rare class of DNA.
[ + ]Rockeby receives approval for flu test
Rockeby Biomed has received the European approval, CE Mark, for its Human Antigen Detection Test for Influenza A.
[ + ]Ariadne arrives in Australia and New Zealand
Pathway Studio software and Ariadne products will be distributed by GeneWorks in Australia and New Zealand.
[ + ]Australian scientists identify cancer cells
Australian scientists have identified the leukaemia cells responsible for causing relapse after treatment in common childhood cancer.
[ + ]D1, D2 and Huntington's disease
Loss of D1 dopamine neurons, not D2, responsible for Huntington's symptoms, Florey researcher says. [ + ]
Resistant subpopulation linked to leukaemia relapse
Australian scientists identify cells responsible for relapse after treatment in common childhood cancer. [ + ]
The 15 greatest discoveries in medicine
If you were asked what were the greatest medical breakthroughs of the past two centuries, what would you choose? [ + ]
Inhibitor looks promising for drug-resistant HIV
Trial of reverse transcriptase inhibitor achieves good results in patients with drug-resistant HIV. [ + ]
New oncology application for Clinuvel
Clinuvel has identified a new application for its photoprotective drug, this time in cancer patients. [ + ]
Grant awarded for innovative laboratory instrumentation
LabTech Systems has been awarded $2.14m under the AusIndustry Commercial Ready Grant program to support the development and commercialisation of its laboratory instrumentation, MicroStreak.
[ + ]Antibiotic resistance in plague
The ability to resist many of the antibiotics used against plague has been found so far in only a single case of the disease in Madagascar. But because the same ability is present in other kinds of bacteria from a broad range of livestock, antibiotic resistance could potentially spread to other Yersinia pestis and also other bacterial pathogens.
[ + ]Human pain treatment comes from crocodiles
Sydney University researchers have identified how crocodiles and other reptiles detect temperature - shedding new light on their adaptation to environmental changes and pointing to new pain treatments for humans.
[ + ]Synhumans for Peptech
Peptech has released a new antibody technology platform called Synhumanisation. [ + ]
P53 master regulator of suntan
In addition to its job as master regulator of apoptosis, p53 is also responsible for activating the tanning response in skin, a new study claims. [ + ]
