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Genetic Technologies launches BrevaGenplus

02 October, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Genetic Technologies has launched the enhanced version of its breast cancer risk test and appointed two new non-executive directors to help with its restructuring.


GTG selling Australian genetics business

23 September, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Genetic Technologies (ASX:GTG) will sell its Australian genetics testing business to a Primary Health Care subsidiary for $2m.


GTG restructures to focus on molecular diagnosis

16 September, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Genetic Technologies (ASX:GTG) has announced a restructuring project, as well as plans to launch the upgraded version of breast cancer risk test BREVAGen next month.


MicroRNA profiling

15 September, 2014 by Merck Pty Limited

As microRNA (miRNA)-based research shifts from discovery of new miRNAs to elucidating their biological roles and their utility as biomarkers, robust methods are needed to profile large sample cohorts.


Coffee genome sequenced

09 September, 2014

An international research effort into the genome sequencing of the coffee plant has revealed its 'convergent evolution' with unrelated cacao and tea plants.


Federal court upholds decision on Myriad patent

05 September, 2014

The Federal Court of Australia has upheld its decision from last year in favour of Myriad Genetics patenting isolated DNA associated with breast cancer gene mutations.


Telomeres tell on cancer cells

26 August, 2014

Different DNA sequences in the telomeres of cancer cells may help unravel how these cells maintain their ability to endlessly multiply.


Garvan and Roche to collaborate on epigenomic analysis

25 August, 2014

Roche Sequencing and the Garvan Institute of Medical Research have announced a collaboration to develop new technologies for targeted epigenomic analysis using DNA sequencing.


New EMBL Australia node

21 August, 2014

A partnership between the University of New South Wales and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory will set up a new EMBL Australia node.


Abcam establishes a direct service for ANZ

20 August, 2014

Protein research tool provider Abcam has established a direct service to Australia and New Zealand.


Personalised, predictive, preventive and participatory

20 August, 2014

The upcoming Annual Scientific Conference of the Australasian Association of Clinical Biochemists (AACB) will focus on Clinical Biochemistry Supporting P4 Medicine - the four 'Ps' representing personalised, predictive, preventive and participatory.


Finding markers for inflammation and auto-immunity

06 August, 2014 by Graeme O'Neill

Professor Mark Hogarth has spent most of his career studying the role of Fc receptors in inflammatory and auto-immune disorders. Found on the surface of a variety of immune cells, these antibody-binding receptors are now prospective targets for new treatments of inflammation, therapeutic monoclonal antibodies in cancer and manipulation in vaccines for HIV-AIDS.


QFAB, Garvan team for genome sequence analysis

04 August, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

QFAB Bioinformatics and the Garvan Institute of Medical Research will combine their capabilities to offer human genome sequence data analysis for scientists and clinicians.


Jeans for Genes Day toolkit

01 August, 2014

This year's Jeans for Genes Day marks the 21st year of a campaign that provides much-needed support for research, such as the development of a pharmacological toolkit for researchers.


Suppressing tumour growth via telomerase

18 July, 2014 by Susan Williamson

Simultaneously inhibiting the expression of another gene makes targeting telomerase much more effective in suppressing tumour growth.


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