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Our first class facility provides stem cell derivation and gene-editing services to researchers worldwide.
Our Biotech stream supports the development of therapeutics with a strong emphasis on stem cell therapies.
The Stafford Fox Drug Discovery Facility at Murdoch Children's Research Institute offers an automated platform for high throughput/high content drug screening of patient’s induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) derived tissues.
First published 27 September 2017 This three-dimensional (3D) bioprinter is the first that Organovo has placed in the Southern hemisphere will support kidney tissue engineering and disease modelling research of Professor Melissa Little and her colleagues within MCRI's world-class Stem Cell
Dr Leanne Rees has been awarded the QUT Alan Mackay-Sim Spinal Cord Injury Travelling Fellowship, which aims to improve clinical outcomes and quality of life for people with a spinal cord injury. Dr Rees is a research officer in the PREPARE theme of the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell
Developing personalised medicines using genomics, stem cells and drug screening to restore brain function in children with specific ultra-rare, life-threatening genetic disorders.
OurDNA is an initiative designed to address the critical lack of representation of many Australian communities in existing genomic resources. This gap limits the ability of patients from these communities to benefit from genomic medicine. The program will create a comprehensive resource of genetic
Professor Melissa Little has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to genome research in Australia.Professor Little, Theme Director of Cell Biology at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI), was awarded the prestigious Julian Wells Medal at the Lorne GENOME Conference today
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