part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

part of the The Australian Biochemistry Lunch seminar series
brought to you by the Canberra Protein Group
(a special interest group of the ASBMB)

With half a million species and representing a billion years of evolution, a better understanding of the green plant tree of life is crucial for the survival of humankind.

With half a million species and representing a billion years of evolution, a better understanding of the green plant tree of life is crucial for the survival of humankind.

3rd Announcement for early bird registration and abstract submission for the 37th meeting of the Australian New Zealand Society for Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry

From whole proteomes to single molecules: Exploring protein homeostasis in health and disease using chemical probes

Beetles account for almost one quarter of all living species on earth. Yet, the drivers of this superradiation remain unclear. Previous studies have centred on morphological innovation, co-evolution with angiosperms or diversification into a variety of niches as potential causes.

Hybrid protein-nucleic acids biosensors for small molecule detection