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Australian biotech market today 22.04.09

22 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Genetic Technologies, Circadian, Bionomics, Ambri, Hexima, LCT, Pharmaxis, Cellestis, AIC


Bionomics targets throat cancer

22 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Throat cancer added to list of targets for VDA, Celera developing proteomics-based lung cancer diagnostic


Solid performance for biotech: PwC

21 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Latest PwC BioForum report has unexpected good news, but fundamentals are unchanged


Australian biotech market today 21.04.09

21 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Neuren, ChemGenex, Novogen, Biota, Alchemia, Impedimed, Sirtex


QRxPharma hits on right dose

20 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

QRxPharma completes Phase III dose pilot for opioids


Progen targets epigenetics

20 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Progen working on polyamine analogues for DNA demethylases, cell proliferation


Virionyx goes Innate

20 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

NZ company changes name, repositions strategy


Fermiscan and Polartechnics to merge

20 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Two Sydney diagnostics company to form Novus Diagnostics


Fight of the honeybees

16 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Spanish researchers may have found a cure for honeybee colony collapse disorder


Australian biotech market today 15.04.09

15 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Acrux, Atcor, Cellestis, Pharmaxis, Mesoblast, Circadian, Alchemia


Acuvax cashes in RESprotect

15 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Acuvax divests small holding in German developer of pancreatic cancer drug


Australian biotech market today 14.04.09

14 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Cellestis, ChemGenex, Mesoblast, Pharmaxis, Novogen, Probiotec, LabTech Systems


Canadian swine for Stirling

14 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Stirling Products signs Canadian research agreement for R-salbutamol


Australian biotech market today 09.04.09

09 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Genera Biosystems, ChemGenex, Pharmaxis, LCT, pSivida, Bionomics, Mesoblast


How will biotech survive the GFC?

09 April, 2009 by Kate McDonald

The biotechnology industry is in crisis on a global scale, so what can the industry do to help itself, and is government going to come to the rescue?


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