Australian Life Scientist Weekly | First cloned primate embryos / Smac-down for apoptosis

Friday 16th November 2007 Australian Life Scientist Weekly First cloned primate embryos For the first time, embryonic stem cell lines have been derived from monkeys using SCNT. More... Smac-down for apoptosis Insect viral genes lead to discovery of human anti-apoptosis proteins. More... Turning Myc off and on Histone deacetylase inhibitors turn on genes that are turned off by Myc proteins, Australian research shows. More... Simple male, simple mind Simplicity - in the form of the Y chromosome - makes males sexual selection experts. More... Fungus has sting in its tail Scorpion toxin makes fungus deadly to insect pests. More... EI on the diagnostics agenda Veterinary laboratory diagnosticians meet in Melbourne to discuss animal disease. More... Head and shoulders above other genomes The genome of the fungus responsible for dandruff and other dermatological conditions has been sequenced. More... Locals lose out to sexy aliens Sexual behaviour turns out to be the reason why alien whiteflies knock out the indigenous version. More... Worker gene controls class Research points to a sneaky solution to combat termite destruction More... Roquin little microRNAs microRNAs linked to protection from autoimmune diseases, new research finds. More...

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