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How cells beat the ‘fried-egg syndrome’Prof Danny Hatters’ research published online in PNAS 22 January 2020 shows that cells seem to be much more resilient against stress factors in their environment than first thought and have robust mechanisms to prevent abnormal protein aggregation.
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Bio21 researchers funded for discovery in 2020Congratulations to Guy Jameson, Paul Donnelly, Mark Rizzacasa, Uta Wille and Eric Reynolds. I am also one of the fortunate recipients of the ARC Discovery Project grants and to David Ascher on being offered an Early Career Researcher grant.
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Malaria parasites stop eating to avoid artemisinin antimalarialsDr Simon Cobbold, Dr Tuo Yang and Prof Leann Tilley, celebrating their discovery of the mechanism of artemisinin resistance, published in Cell Reports today.
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Media Release: Trials promise good news for countries with dengue and Zika virusAn international team of scientists have reported an effective and environmentally sustainable way to block the transmission of mosquito-borne dengue virus, in trials carried out in Malaysia.
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When the Wall came downProfessor Uta Wille and Professor Ute Roessner tell of where they were and what they were doing when the Berlin Wall came down 30 years ago.
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Congratulations on the Promotion of Danny Hatters, Craig Hutton and Paul GooleyBio21 group leaders, Paul Gooley and Danny Hatters, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Craig Hutton from the School of Chemistry were promoted to the position of full Professor at the University of Melbourne.
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Media Release: Biophysical Chemist, Frances Separovic, ready to embark on 4th Homeward Bound VoyageProfessor Frances Separovic is ready to take her place as a leader in STEMM and as a Homeward Bound participant. Her achievements across biophysical chemistry make her a valued addition on this journey.
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Media Release: Scientists crack rabies virus weaponryResearchers have found a way to stop the rabies virus shutting down the body’s immune defence against it. In doing so they have solved a key scientific puzzle and have laid the foundation for the development of new anti-rabies vaccines.
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'Women of Bio21' Profiles - Yan Hong TanMeet Yan Hong Tan, Melbourne Protein Characterisation & ACRF Facility for Innovative Cancer Drug Discovery, acting Centre Manager
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Getting revegetation right with geneticsGenetic variation is critical to allow populations to adapt to current and future environmental stresses. Read Pursuit piece by Bio21's Ary Hoffmann...
