Thursday | 8 January, 2009
Australian Biotechnology News

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    Prometheus unbound: caveolin and liver regeneration 10/11/2006 17:16:28

    It could be a long way off before we can take a 'caveolin pill' to fix our livers after a big night out, but a recent breakthrough by collaborating scientists in Brisbane and Barcelona has brought the possibility a little closer, as Fiona Wylie reports.
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    CSL posts record profit and upgrade 22/02/2006 13:41:58

    Melbourne's CSL (ASX:CSL) today reported a net profit after tax of AUD$176.4 million for the first half of the financial year, up 34 per cent from the previous first half, and has upgraded its full year profit forecast by about 15 per cent to $335 to $350 million.
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    Progen appoints new CEO 20/02/2006 15:00:55

    Brisbane cancer drug developer Progen Industries (ASX:PGL) managing director Lewis Lee has resigned, and the company has named his replacement -- one-time Monsanto executive Justus Homburg.
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    CSL plots its future course with R&D 20/02/2006 10:02:50

    To no one's surprise, CSL has become the dominant force in the Australian biotechnology sector. Graeme O'Neill learns from CSL's chief scientist, Andrew Cuthbertson, about the solid research that will drive the company in the next few years.
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    New research explores why there's youth in wine 14/02/2006 11:53:45

    Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon might have spared himself and his men the travails of their fruitless and ultimately fatal quest for the fountain of youth in the Caribbean in 1513 by staying at home in and quaffing the genuine article from oak barrels in his wine cellar, writes Graeme O'Neill.
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    Analytica chairman defends cash position 13/02/2006 13:03:51

    The ASX has issued a 'please explain' to Brisbane-based Analytica (ASX:ALT), querying whether the company will have enough cash to last it past the next quarter.
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    Garvan spin-off in $137m anti-inflammatory deal 08/02/2006 17:00:00

    G2 Therapies, a spin-off company from Sydney's Garvan Institute of Medical Research, has signed a licensing agreement worth up to AUD$137 million with Denmark's Novo Nordisk to develop, manufacture and commercialise new anti-inflammatory therapies based on G2's C5a receptor antibodies.
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    In brief: Genesis Biomedical, Select Vaccines, Pharmaxis 06/02/2006 14:41:06

    Sydney-based Genesis Biomedical (ASX:GBL) has closed its underwritten share offer early and oversubscribed raising AUD$2.4 million, substantially boosting its coffers -- the firm had $586,000 at the end of the quarter.
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    Ambri tech development dropped by US partner 02/02/2006 14:25:47

    Biosensor Enterprises (BEL) will no longer work to develop Sydney-based Ambri's (ASX:ABI) ion-channel switch (ICS), and will instead focus on out-licensing the technology.
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    Australian researchers awarded $1m Pfizer fellowships 13/01/2006 15:12:35

    Dr Stephen Nutt, based at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, and Dr Anthony Hannan, at the Howard Florey Institute, have each been awarded five-year grants of AUD$1 million under the Pfizer Australia Research Fellowship scheme.
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    ASX gets hip to Portland float 21/12/2005 12:20:49

    Hip replacement specialist Portland Orthopaedics (ASX:PLD) has listed on the ASX today at AUD$0.28, three cents above its issue price of $0.25.
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