Australian Life Scientist Weekly | That was the week that was ... / Oncaidia goes public with mAb

Friday 27th July 2007 Australian Life Scientist Weekly That was the week that was ... Bracks' legacy, AIDS conference, the art of Odile Crick and the science of the Simpsons. More... Oncaidia goes public with mAb SA company offers IPO to further commercialise monoclonal antibody technology. More... Hydra from out of nowhere Nine-headed gene in Drosophila thought to have developed from transposon. More... No wilting in the face of Fusarium A NSW PhD student is looking at a cotton fungus to understand its interaction with other seedling pathogens. More... Pigs and pathogens: understanding antibiotic resistance Research shows that the use of one antibiotic increases resistance but also increases the carriage of resistance genes against other classes of antibiotics. More... PROFILE: Seek and we shall provide A Brisbane biomedical scientist has set up an online matching service for researchers. And before you ask, it's aimed at finding professional partners, not romantic ones. More... TB diagnostic agreement for Proteome Systems Sputum-based test to be developed by Proteome Systems and BD. More... Regular boost for high fibre research CSIRO and universities come together to research new grain varieties with higher fibre. More... HLA-C may be Achilles heel of HIV Three SNPs identified in HIV+ people may help delay disease. More... Microbicide well tolerated, even by men Starpharma's anti-HIV and herpes microbicide is well tolerated by men, the company told the IAS conference today. More... Molecular dictator with a conscience Gene suppressor controls bad cells to allow good cells free rein. More...

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