Life Scientist > Molecular Biology

Sugary fix for pathogens

06 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

The protein complement of ear fluid might be considered an unusual way to spark an interest in an emerging field, but it has led Nicki Packer to become one of Australia’s premier experts in glycomics.


The gene or the protein?

06 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

John Bergeron is sure to stir up a hornet’s nest when he addresses the Lorne Proteomics Symposium, starting today in Victoria.


Dog days for ALS

04 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Canines have same mutation as humans with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis


Missing lincs guilty by association

04 February, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Researchers find vast number of non-coding but functional RNAs


Hot Start DNA polymerase

27 January, 2009 by Press release

Antibodies block polymerase activity during set-up of the PCR reactions at ambient temperature


Cytogenetics from Affymetrix

27 January, 2009 by Press release

Affymetrix has released its complete cytogenetic solution


Monash antibodies, Adelaide protein gels

22 January, 2009 by Kate McDonald

MATF signs with Dako for mAbs, Fluorotechnics signs Adelaide for proteomics


DNA methylation on island shores

20 January, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Distant shores better sites for DNA methylation than islands


Total RNA purification kits

19 January, 2009 by Press release

Rapid and effective method for the isolation and purification of high quality total RNA


Spit and SNP – genetics gets personal

16 January, 2009 by Kate McDonald

The January/February 2009 issue of Australian Life Scientist is out now


Triple trouble for A. thaliana

16 January, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Triplet repeat defect in Arabidopsis provides genetically tractable model


Tiger yields hairy genome sequence

14 January, 2009 by Kate McDonald

Mitochondrial genome of thylacine sequenced, offering tantalising museomic potential


Beer and a smoke: genetic link to alcohol tolerance

09 December, 2008 by Kate McDonald

US researchers link genes for nicotine receptor to response to alcohol


Towards the human proteome

02 December, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Proteomics researcher Michelle Hill is on the organising committee for the Lorne proteomics meeting in February, at which a major topic of conversation will be the proposed Human Proteome Project.


Metabolomics – the final frontier

24 November, 2008 by Kate McDonald

Metabolomics is taking its place alongside genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics at the forefront of Australian research.


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