Tuesday | 2 December, 2008
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Profile: the sense in Antisense 01/10/2008 14:00:00
The antisense concept has been around for 30 years and now therapies are on the market and in the clinic, including a recently reported Phase IIa trial by Melbourne company Antisense Therapeutics.The antisense concept has been around for 30 years and now therapies are on the market and in the clinic, including a recently reported Phase IIa trial by Melbourne company Antisense Therapeutics. - +
Profile: no pain for Xenome 30/09/2008 11:50:00
Unlisted Queensland biotech Xenome has reported good results in a Phase II trial of its candidate for chronic cancer pain relief and raised a good amount of cash to further its clinical development.Unlisted Queensland biotech Xenome has reported good results in a Phase II trial of its candidate for chronic cancer pain relief and raised a good amount of cash to further its clinical development. - +
Profile: tending the tendons by tissue repair 29/09/2008 11:54:00
Western Australian company Orthocell is pioneering biological therapies to repair and regenerate damaged tendons and ligaments.Western Australian company Orthocell is pioneering biological therapies to repair and regenerate damaged tendons and ligaments. - +
A man and his microscope 25/09/2008 12:05:00
Sydney’s Centenary Institute purchased a new multiphoton microscope last year and used it to lure one of the world’s leading experts in intravital two-photon microscopy to Australia.Sydney’s Centenary Institute purchased a new multiphoton microscope last year and used it to lure one of the world’s leading experts in intravital two-photon microscopy to Australia. - +
Pedal to the metal 25/09/2008 12:07:00
A team from UTS is applying technology more traditionally used in forensic science to look at disease, imaging the trace metals in tissue samples in a new technique called elemental bioimaging.A team from UTS is applying technology more traditionally used in forensic science to look at disease, imaging the trace metals in tissue samples in a new technique called elemental bioimaging. - +
Tracking down fusion events 25/09/2008 12:00:00
CSIRO and the Garvan Institute of Medical Research are working together on new image analysis techniques to reveal the secret lives of cells.CSIRO and the Garvan Institute of Medical Research are working together on new image analysis techniques to reveal the secret lives of cells. - +
Obama, McCain and the US FDA 22/09/2008 16:00:00
The Americans go to the polls in two months, and in the meantime many of the country’s regulatory agencies go into hibernation, including the all-important FDA.The Americans go to the polls in two months, and in the meantime many of the country’s regulatory agencies go into hibernation, including the all-important FDA. - +
ComBio: Flii and the elephant in the room 18/09/2008 17:05:00
A symposium at ComBio on wound healing promises to take audiences on a journey from basic cell biology right through to 3D skin scaffolds as therapies.A symposium at ComBio on wound healing promises to take audiences on a journey from basic cell biology right through to 3D skin scaffolds as therapies. - +
ComBio: making and unmasking faces 18/09/2008 17:00:00
Australian-trained scientist Dr Paul Trainor has made a career of making faces. In doing so, he hopes to uncover novel ways to prevent or treat congenital birth defects.Australian-trained scientist Dr Paul Trainor has made a career of making faces. In doing so, he hopes to uncover novel ways to prevent or treat congenital birth defects. - +
ComBio: Organic misconceptions and nutritional genomics 17/09/2008 10:53:00
Dean DellaPenna says we are in the midst of a golden period for research into plant metabolism.Dean DellaPenna says we are in the midst of a golden period for research into plant metabolism. - +
ComBio: teasing out the tasty tomato trichome 16/09/2008 15:20:00
ComBio begins in Canberra next week and as part of our preview we talk to plenary speaker Rob Last about the tomato trichome project.ComBio begins in Canberra next week and as part of our preview we talk to plenary speaker Rob Last about the tomato trichome project.
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