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BioDiem makes progress on influenza vaccine trial

31 August, 2009 by Staff Writers

Completion of phase I clinical trial recruitment for Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine technology.


Sigma-Aldrich offers new stem cell hydrogel kit

14 August, 2009 by Staff Writers

Begins sale of HyStem, a customisable synthetic extracellular matrix (ECM) from Glycosan BioSystems.


Xenome adds Cherrington to board

11 August, 2009 by Tim Dean

Dr Julie Cherrington joins Xenome board as an independent, non-executive director.


Mesoblast seeks TGA tick for stem cell products

23 July, 2009 by Staff Writers

Mesoblast to apply for regulatory approval of its bone fracture repair products.


Shake up in Australian stem cell research

23 July, 2009 by Tim Dean

The Australian Stem Cell Centre announces new funding scheme with four areas of emphasis.


Stem cell's genetic surprise

25 June, 2009 by Tim Dean

Adult muscle stem cells rather than embryonic stem cells could be the key to treating muscular disorders.


Amarillo progresses interferon trial in WA

22 June, 2009 by Staff Writers

Screening process completed for phase II clinical trial of interferon to treat influenza.


What alien life might look like

16 June, 2009 by Staff Writers

A tiny frozen microbe may hold clues to extraterrestrial life.


New study reveals how plants make eggs

05 June, 2009 by Staff Writers

Study reveals startling new role for the plant hormone auxin


CSL wins $230 million H1N1 vaccine order

01 June, 2009 by Staff Writers

CSL subsidiary, Biotherapies, wins multimillion dollar order for Novel A (H1N1) influenza vaccine from the US Government


Sight restored using patients' own stem cells

28 May, 2009 by Staff Writers

Therapeutic contact lenses and patients’ own stem cells used to rehabilitate damaged eye surfaces


Do-it-yourself stem cells

13 May, 2009 by Graeme O'Neill

Australian researchers led by Dr Paul Verma have created their own induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells).


Muscling up with chemo-resistant stem cells

12 May, 2009 by Kate McDonald

An Australian team has been able to re-grow skeletal muscle in a mouse model using a combination of chemo-ablation and chemo-resistant stem cells.


Macdonald goes permanent for stem cell centre

08 May, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Graham Macdonald permanent chair of ASCC board of directors


The complexity of the apicomplexans

06 May, 2009 by Fiona Wylie

The study of biology reveals some truly amazing and quite nifty feats of biochemical engineering, and none less so than the way in which parasitic microorganisms invade their host.


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