Life Scientist > Molecular Biology

Enzyme takes the DNA lead

13 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

DNA polymerase epsilon has a critical role in DNA replication, researchers find.


Australian patents now under the Lens

13 July, 2007 by Kate McDonald

All 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 McDonald

Affymetrix launches collaboration to explore the genetic causes of mental retardation.


Gene expression and chronic fatigue

05 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

UNSW researchers narrow chronic fatigue symptoms to 35 genetic markers.


A genome among the gum trees

04 July, 2007 by Staff Writers

The genome of the Eucalyptus tree is to be sequenced.


Cool running for high performance computing

29 June, 2007 by Kate McDonald

SGI introduces cool-running blade server system and scores QUT contract.


Venter scientists conduct bacterial genome transplantation

29 June, 2007 by Staff Writers

US scientists publish first bacterial genome transplantation, changing one species to another.


Genes play an unexpected role in their own activation

28 June, 2007 by Staff Writers

US researchers show that genes activated by the transcription factor CREB dictate which helper molecules it uses.


First gene linked to scoliosis identified

26 June, 2007 by Staff Writers

US researchers link defect in CHD7 gene to idiopathic scoliosis.


Proteins and the Fragile X pathway

15 June, 2007 by Staff Writers

New regulatory target for Fragile X protein identified.


High throughput sequencing from Roche

11 June, 2007 by External Press Release Author

Roche installs a Genome Sequencer FLX system in Australia.


Protein tree of life

24 May, 2007 by Staff Writers

US researchers have constructed the first family tree of metabolic protein architecture.


Characterising glycans not just the icing on the cake

18 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

A collaboration between Agilent Technologies and the University of California at Davis (UCD) has developed a new way to characterise glycans in human breast milk.


Pooling resources to improve siRNAs

16 May, 2007 by Kate McDonald

US company Dharmacon, now part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, achieved a major breakthrough in RNAi technology by reducing off-target events.


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