Call for abstracts for siRNA delivery
03 August, 2007 by External Press Release AuthorsiRNA symposium to be held at AusBiotech in October.
Spring-loaded hep C helicase
02 August, 2007 by Staff WritersHepatitis C helicase unwinds DNA in a spring-loaded, three-step process.
Happy little mouse HapMap
30 July, 2007 by Kate McDonaldUS researchers have created a mouse HapMap, a freely available map of genetic variation in the laboratory mouse genome.
Hydra from out of nowhere
27 July, 2007 by Staff WritersNine-headed gene in Drosophila thought to have developed from transposon.
Molecular dictator with a conscience
23 July, 2007 by Staff WritersGene suppressor controls bad cells to allow good cells free rein.
Arf, Arf for super-p53
20 July, 2007 by Kate McDonaldBoosting levels of p53 and one of its regulators, Arf, both suppresses cancer and delays ageing, new research finds.
Out of Africa: more evidence for single origin hypothesis
20 July, 2007 by Kate McDonaldCambridge University-led study finds more evidence that modern humans arose from a single point of origin in sub-Saharan Africa.
In silico approach to predicting protein function
17 July, 2007 by Staff WritersComputer modelling uncovers protein function by sequence.
Call for epigenetic abstracts
16 July, 2007 by Staff WritersPerth will be hosting a major epigenetics conference in November.
Enzyme takes the DNA lead
13 July, 2007 by Staff WritersDNA polymerase epsilon has a critical role in DNA replication, researchers find.
Australian patents now under the Lens
13 July, 2007 by Kate McDonaldAll Australian patents are now freely searchable.
Roche buys into RNAi with Alnylam
10 July, 2007 by Kate McDonald$331 million deal sees Roche move into RNAi-based therapeutics.
Affy puts spotlight on cytogenetics
10 July, 2007 by Kate McDonaldAffymetrix launches collaboration to explore the genetic causes of mental retardation.
Gene expression and chronic fatigue
05 July, 2007 by Staff WritersUNSW researchers narrow chronic fatigue symptoms to 35 genetic markers.
A genome among the gum trees
04 July, 2007 by Staff WritersThe genome of the Eucalyptus tree is to be sequenced.
