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Prostate cancer - more complex than first thought

Scientists from Sydney’s Garvan Institute of Medical Research have found gene expression in a prostate cancer cell to be more complex than previously imagined.

04/03/2010 | 0
Uni of Melbourne receives more than $35 million to improve health

The University of Melbourne has been awarded more than AUD$35 million to improve the lives of people suffering Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, knee osteoarthritis and bacterial infections.

04/03/2010 | 0
Australian researchers share $150 million

The Federal Government will provide AUD$150 million to boost Australia's health and medical research efforts. Some of the projects funded include research into malaria, epilepsy, finding a treatment for stuttering, and respiratory support for preterm babies.

26/02/2010 | 0

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Thermo Scientific's skin graft cell culture dish

The new Nunc Skin Graft Cell culture dish from Thermo Scientific is specifically designed to support growth of skin and other grafts.

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Shimadzu releases MultiNA Microchip Electrophoresis System

SHIMADZU has announced the release of its MultiNA Microchip Electrophoresis System.

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Shimadzu releases BioSpec-nano UV/Vis Spectrophotometer

SHIMADZU has announced the release of its BioSpec-nano UV/Vis Spectrophotometer

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SOLiD PI System aims to make genetic sequencing cheaper

Life Technologies has announced plans for the Applied Biosystems SOLiD PI System, a genomic analysis platform, that is said to support a breadth of next-generation sequencing applications that include, SNP calling and detection, targeted resequencing, whole transcriptome analysis and digital gene expression analysis.
Thermo Fisher Scientific improves biobank efficiency

Thermo Fisher Scientific offers a comprehensive range for biobanks, from biospecimen collection, processing, testing and storage to sample and data management.