Sunday | 5 July, 2009
Australian Biotechnology News

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    New insight into APP protein and Alzheimer's disease 09/06/2009 17:40:00

    Researchers find APP needs to work with 'Reelin' protein to maintain healthy communication between brain neurons
    Researchers find APP needs to work with 'Reelin' protein to maintain healthy communication between brain neurons
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    New editor for ALS 20/05/2009 11:41:00

    Tim Dean appointed new editor of ALS
    Tim Dean appointed new editor of ALS
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    Elsevier published fake medical journals 08/05/2009 11:01:00

    Elsevier published six ‘fake’ Australian medical journals on behalf of pharma companies
    Elsevier published six ‘fake’ Australian medical journals on behalf of pharma companies
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    I am the walrus 24/04/2009 10:15:00

    “Walking seal” fossil sheds light on land-to-sea transition and pinniped evolution
    “Walking seal” fossil sheds light on land-to-sea transition and pinniped evolution
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    Inverted chromatin shines light on nocturnal vision 17/04/2009 15:53:00

    Nocturnal mammals have an inverted nuclear structure in retinal cells
    Nocturnal mammals have an inverted nuclear structure in retinal cells
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    How to save the Australian biotechnology industry 02/04/2009 14:25:00

    Saving biotech, growing muscle, finding flukes and Merv Jacobson speaks, all in the March/April 2009 issue of Australian Life Scientist, out now
    Saving biotech, growing muscle, finding flukes and Merv Jacobson speaks, all in the March/April 2009 issue of Australian Life Scientist, out now
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    Cane toads the meat in the ant’s sandwich 31/03/2009 11:11:00

    Team Bufo may have found cane toad’s Achilles heel – meat ants
    Team Bufo may have found cane toad’s Achilles heel – meat ants
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    Better red than dead 20/03/2009 12:33:00

    Female finches bias the gender of offspring depending on head colour
    Female finches bias the gender of offspring depending on head colour
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    Collective action against HIV 16/03/2009 11:43:00

    Neutralising antibodies against HIV isolated from memory B cells
    Neutralising antibodies against HIV isolated from memory B cells
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    Drag lizards, queens of the desert 05/03/2009 16:11:00

    She-male lizards deceive competitors by sight but not smell
    She-male lizards deceive competitors by sight but not smell
Interviews
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    The motherfish and the stunned mullet 27/08/2008 13:31:00

    The recent announcement of “the oldest mother ever discovered” made headlines around the world for Dr John Long and his colleagues, but Materpiscis Attenboroughi is just one of numerous finds Long has made at the Gogo Formation in WA over the last two decades.
    The recent announcement of “the oldest mother ever discovered” made headlines around the world for Dr John Long and his colleagues, but Materpiscis Attenboroughi is just one of numerous finds Long has made at the Gogo Formation in WA over the last two decades.
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