How viruses use ‘fake’ proteins to hide in our cells Some viruses can hide in our bodies for decades. They make ‘fake’ human proteins that trick our immune cells into thinking ‘everything is …
Putting X-rays to work – June news from the Imaging Centre of Excellence
Posted on behalf of James Whisstock, Director Imaging CoE Welcome to the June newsletter of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Advanced Molecular Imaging. Another month down the track and the …
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Welcome to the Imaging Centre of Excellence
Posted on behalf of James Whisstock, Director Imaging CoE Welcome to my first bulletin as director of the Imaging CoE—the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Advanced Molecular …
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The molecular heart of celiac disease revealed
Researchers discover how our immune cells bind to wheat proteins triggering the condition Embargo: 1 am AEST Tuesday 29 April 2014 Published in Nature Structural and Molecular …
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Background information on celiac disease paper
Background information including: press statement from the Nature Publishing Group abstract of the paper about the ARC Centre of Excellence in Advanced Molecular Imaging about the Australian …
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Nature paper: Turning on our immune sentries
A team from Melbourne, Monash, UQ and the synchrotron (including core members of the ARC Imaging Centre team) have found what sends our MAITs into action to protect our gut from invaders. The …
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