Australian Life Scientist Weekly | That was the week that was / Hearty news for stem cells

Friday 10th August 2007 Australian Life Scientist Weekly That was the week that was Interest rates, evolutionary neighbours, antibodies get together and sorting sperm from the chaff. More... Hearty news for stem cells Mesoblast sees heart muscle recovery in Newcastle pilot trial. More... Pathway to eliminating defective RNAs US researchers have discovered a pathway that eliminates genetic defects in red blood cells. More... Sisters in evolution Two of our distant relatives in the genus Homo are believed to have existed together in eastern Africa for almost half a million years. More... NuSep moves in with Minomic NuSep takes a financial stake in its neighbour Minomic. More... Peptech and EvoGenix merge Two local antibody therapeutics businesses have agreed to join forces. More... Today's gene hunter The rate of change in genetic research and the technology at our fingertips is nothing short of a revolution. More... Breast cancer and genome-wide association studies We look at the background to the massive international collaboration looking for genes associated with breast cancer, which published its landmark findings in the May 27 edition of Nature. More... New boss for GE Healthcare in ANZ Harry Simeonidis takes control of GE Healthcare in the ANZ region. More... Ubiquitin and the Reserve Bank Second enzyme uncovered in protein degradation. More... Ubiquitin and the Reserve Bank Second enzyme uncovered in protein degradation. More... Transdermal delivery posts positive results Apollo Life Sciences is testing its transdermal delivery technology in OTC applications before clinical trials for therapeutics. More...

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