Life Scientist > Biotechnology

IMB speeds protein research with new tool

18 February, 2002 by Pete Young

A new proteomics research tool that looks like a bar fridge and costs a cool $500,000 is giving a handy competitive edge to Queensland's Institute of Molecular Bioscience.

Fast-moving Antisense making new development links

18 February, 2002 by Tanya Hollis

Newly listed drug discovery company Antisense Therapeutics has revealed it is tying up relationships with Australian and overseas institutes to develop its discovery pipeline.

Start-up Phenomix shows the way forward

18 February, 2002 by Daniella Goldberg

Australian biotech start-up Phenomix has closed a $US12 million deal with a first-tier Australian/US venture capital syndicate.

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