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Heart to heart with embryonic mice

20 October, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Mitochondrial research discovers heart tissue regenerates in embryonic mice


Immunologists take the prizes

17 October, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Ian Frazer wins $300,000 PM’s prize for science, Canberra immunologist wins life science prize


Invitrogen, AB postpone merger

16 October, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Share slump and tax issues delay vote on Invitrogen-AB merger


Genera’s low false negatives

15 October, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Genera's HPV test outperforms HC2 in pilot trials


Chicken soup for the blood

15 October, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Proteins from chicken legs have ACE-inhibitor effect


SCS adds to iPS portfolio

08 October, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

SCS licenses adult-to-stem cell conversion technology


Macdonald to chair ASCC

29 September, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Graham Macdonald named as ASCC interim board chair


ComBio: Able for a Goldacre

18 September, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Young plant researcher to be awarded Goldacre medal at ComBio


Orphan status for Mesoblast

17 September, 2008 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Mesoblast's allogeneic stem cells given orphan drug status


ComBio: Organic misconceptions and nutritional genomics

17 September, 2008 by Graeme O'Neill

Dean DellaPenna says we are in the midst of a golden period for research into plant metabolism.


ComBio: teasing out the tasty tomato trichome

16 September, 2008 by Graeme O'Neill

ComBio begins in Canberra next week and as part of our preview we talk to plenary speaker Rob Last about the tomato trichome project.


Sample collection tubes

16 September, 2008 by External Press Release Author

Many non-routine tests and applications which require the collection of blood or other body fluids, also require the use of special anti-coagulant or proteinase inhibitor cocktails to preserve the integrity of the sample.


Rapid cell analysis

16 September, 2008 by External Press Release Author

The MACSQuant Analyzer is a new instrumentation system with three lasers, combined with powerful software making for highly sensitive, multicolour, rapid and simple cell analysis.


Quantitative measure of oxidative stress

16 September, 2008 by External Press Release Author

Millipore announces the launch of its OxyELISA Oxidized Protein Quantitation kit, providing all reagents necessary for quantitative, high throughput detection of modified proteins in cells undergoing oxidative stress.


Mammary cell system

16 September, 2008 by External Press Release Author

Invitrogen now offers highly characterised primary human mammary epithelial cells (HMEC) to accompany its HuMEC Medium and related products.


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