@ARMILabs profile picture
ARMI @ARMILabs

Recapitulating remarkable abilities for regeneration

Joined November 2009
  • Tweets 28
  • Following 5
  • Followers 39
Photos and videos
ARMI@ARMILabs
20 Feb 2013
Scientists grow lens cells #ARMILabs theage.com.au/technology/sci…

Eye-opener as scientists grow lens cells

Researchers have established a way to grow human eye lens cells in the laboratory - the first time this has been done at 100 per cent purity.

theage.com.au
2
ARMI@ARMILabs
20 Feb 2013
#Regenerative Medicine #axolotl king of regeneration: theage.com.au/technology/sci…

The secret to running repairs

They are masters at regenerating their own limbs, tails, jaws, retina and heart. They can recover from spinal cord and brain injury and can easily tolerate organ transplants. And to top things off,...

theage.com.au
2
ARMI retweeted
Mirrorcone1@Mirrorcone1
20 Feb 2013
Genes can be patented in Australia: nortonrose.com/au/knowledge/…
2
ARMI@ARMILabs
30 Nov 2012
I just downloaded A Guide to Online Donor Acquisition - a free #NFP guide by @ProBonoNews #npau #nptech bit.ly/Tau2vJ
ARMI@ARMILabs
17 Jul 2012
Study of Zebrafish Helps Explain How Spinal Cord Injuries Are Healed: aansneurosurgeon.org/2012/07…
ARMI@ARMILabs
11 Jun 2012
Listen to ABC program on stem cell tourism featuring Professor Nadia Rosenthal from ARMI: abc.net.au/radionational/pro…
2
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Manuel Pele PhD. Myoblast fusion in vertebrates: a lesson from the chick. #ARMIRetreat
1
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Derivation of multiple cranial tissues from pluripotent stem cells. Isabella Mengarelli PhD #ARMIRetreat
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
FGF signalling mediates glial cell morphogensis to support regeneration after spinal cord injury. Yona Goldshmit PhD. #ARMIRetreat
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Python's rudimentary hind limbs could be due to Hox genes not shared by other snakes? Alysha Heimberg PhD #ARMIRetreat
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Perhaps the difference between chickens, frogs and humans is a simple question of microRNAs… #ARMIRetreat
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Evolution of Hox-embedded microRnAs: Alysha Heimberg, PhD
ARMI@ARMILabs
31 May 2012
Dr. Edwina McGlinn (ARMI): Does miR-196 (or Hox genes) contribute to axial extension?
ARMI@ARMILabs
28 Mar 2012
With link: Zebrafish help put us ahead of the pack: theage.com.au/opinion/societ…

Zebrafish help put us ahead of pack

A group of young scientists in Clayton are doing strange things with zebrafish. Using technology on the smallest scale imaginable, they are trying to rebuild damaged muscles in fish whose cells...

theage.com.au
ARMI@ARMILabs
28 Mar 2012
Zebrafish help put us ahead of the pack. Article about ARMI from our board member The Hon. John Brumby
ARMI@ARMILabs
13 Oct 2011
Repaired stem cells from human patients treat liver disease in mice: stumbleupon.com/su/8CGDdn/ww…
ARMI@ARMILabs
6 Aug 2011
BioEYES mini website up: hands-on science education: armi.org.au/Training/BioEYES…
ARMI@ARMILabs
2 Jun 2011
Outstanding Women's Series with Nadia Rosenthal: aimvic.com.au/Event/226/Even…
1
ARMI@ARMILabs
2 Jun 2011
Stem cell study could pave the way to treatment for age related muscle wasting armi.org.au/About_Us/news/Ma…
1
ARMI@ARMILabs
1 Jun 2011
New Secretary for Department of Innovation, Industry, Science & Research vicbioportal.org/News-Events…
Load more