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  • Sigma-Aldrich and Gene Oracle announce partnership

    Sigma-Aldrich and Gene Oracle announce partnership

    SIGMA-Aldrich has announced an agreement to supply services and oligonucleotides to gene synthesis company Gene Oracle.

    01/04/2009

  • High-risk leukaemia gene identified

    High-risk leukaemia gene identified

    RESEARCHERS at the University of Colorado’s School of Medicine have identified a gene which may be linked to the 20% fail rate of treating children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL).

    15/01/2009

  • ADTC gene found to be strongly linked to pancreatic cancers

    ADTC gene found to be strongly linked to pancreatic cancers

    RESEARCHERS at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Centre have identified the gene ATDC which is over expressed in 90% of pancreatic cancers.

    03/03/2009

  • Gene abnormalities may lead to cancer bio markers

    Gene abnormalities may lead to cancer bio markers

    RESEARCHERS at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Centre have identified abnormalities in genes that may help identify patients at high risk of pancreatic cancer.

    20/01/2009

  • Genetic irregularity of IL-21 gene linked to Type 1 diabetes

    Type 1 diabetes may be attributed to a tiny genetic irregularity of a particular gene, say researchers at Sydney’s Garvan Institute of Medical Research.

    22/10/2009

  • Gene therapy to halt brain disease

    A team of international scientists have been able to halt a rare and fatal brain disease with an experimental gene therapy technique using a deactivated version of the AIDS virus.

    10/11/2009

  • Gene identified important to the formation of melanoma

    Gene identified important to the formation of melanoma

    RESEARCHERS from the National Cancer Institute’s Centre for Cancer Research have identified a gene called PTEN which may play an important role in the formation of melanoma.

    27/03/2009

  • Scanning and Scribble gene to manage prostate cancer

    VICTORIAN RESEARCHERS have identified a new scanning technology and a gene called scribble as two potential new prostate cancer management systems.

    02/10/2009

  • SAL1 plant gene mutation linked to drought tolerance

    Researchers at the Australian National University, Canberra, have discoverd a a subtle mutation in Arabidopsis, a small, rapid growing plant, which may lead to establishing drought resistance throughout the plant kingdom.

    04/11/2009

  • Latest version CLC workbench released

    Latest version CLC workbench released

    CLC bio has released the latest version of its solution for analysing and visualising next generation sequencing data.

    06/02/2009

  • Fused genes identified in prostate cancer

    Fused genes identified in prostate cancer

    RESEARCHERS at the University of Michigan have identified a series of genes that become fused when their chromosomes trade places with each other, thought to be the reason why certain cancers develop.

    12/01/2009

  • New Link found Between Inherited Genes And Breast Cancer

    New Link found Between Inherited Genes And Breast Cancer

    SCIENTISTS at the American National Cancer Institute have determined an important link between inherited factors and the progression of breast cancer into the metastatic stage during a recent study in mice.

    14/01/2009

  • SOLiD System helps identify gene profile

    SOLiD System helps identify gene profile

    RESEARCHERS using the Applied Biosystem developed SOLiD System have identified comprehensive profiles of gene activity from single cells, representing the first use of any next-generation genomic analysis platform for a hypothesis-neutral, genome-wide survey of expressed genes in individual cells.

    14/04/2009

  • Gene expression biomarkers developed for bowel cancer detection

    Gene expression biomarkers developed for bowel cancer detection

    AUSTRALIAN researchers at the CSIRO Preventative Health National Research into Colorectal Cancer and Gut Health, Flinders University and Clinical Genomics have developed gene expression biomarkers which can accurately discriminate pre-cancerous and cancerous colorectal growths from non-cancerous controls.

    04/06/2009

  • Killing insects naturally

    BioProspect has made an agreement with Bio-Gene Technology for the intellectual property (IP) rights to its natural insecticide Qcide, which is an environmentally friendly treatment for household and human pests.

    16/02/2010

  • Turning off the ‘naughty’ gene in cattle for improved tenderness

    Turning off the ‘naughty’ gene in cattle for improved tenderness

    RESEARCHERS at the Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries are about to undertake a study into the links between the genes thought to cause behavioural problems in humans and those in cattle.

    07/05/2009

  • 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

  • Gene linked to immune system’s memory loss

    Researchers at the Australian National University have found that a faulty circuit in the immune system causes loss of immunisation memory and would explain why infections reoccur in some people.

    09/11/2009

  • Possible breakthrough in type 1 diabetes research

    SCIENTISTS across Europe and the US are offering hope of a breakthrough treatment for people with type 1 diabetes, discovering a way to make cells found in the pancreas turn into those which produce insulin.

    12/08/2009

  • SAGE scientists to create Knockout rats for disease research

    SCIENTISTS at the Sigma Advanced Genetic Engineering (SAGE) lab will leverage Sigma-Aldrich’s exclusive CompoZr Zinc Finger Nuclease (ZFN) gene editing technology to define, develop and offer a new generation of genetically-engineered rodent research models.

    24/08/2009

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