If cells can’t move…cancer can’t grow
By blocking a widespread enzyme, Centenary researchers have shown they can slow down the movement of cells and potentially stop tumours […]
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How a piece of mobile DNA could change your mind
$25,000 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize goes to young Brisbane researcher Today one of Australia’s most creative young medical researchers
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2014 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize
Finalists from Melbourne and Brisbane Winner announced 11 November 2014 The winner of the $25,000 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize
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Skin immune atlas, now available in 3D
Defences mapped in time and space Researcher available for interview Wednesday 6 August 2014 Researchers at the Centenary Institute in
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How viruses can overwhelm the liver’s defences
And how the liver’s troops might be revived Tuesday 17 June 2014 The liver is the only organ in the
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Ageing answers no longer a hard cell
The holy grail of healthy old age may lie in the riddle of cells that stop cancer and hasten age
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Surfing at 85 – the genetics of healthy ageing and cancer
We’re living longer. That means that we’re all at greater risk of cancer and we’ll all suffer from bone loss.
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Starving cells may control melanoma
Wednesday 19 February 2014 Could we treat melanoma by cutting off its food source? The latest research from Sydney’s Centenary
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What does pain look like? How does the brain develop and grow?
The art of science: a network of nerve cells and a neural sunrise, captured under the microscope Neural spiderwebs –
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Golden staph paralyses our immune defences: Nature Immunology
A ringside seat in the war against infection Images and video available When golden staph enters our skin it can