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Ann and Janet win ASBMB travelling fellowships →

Philippa wins prize at Lorne Protein Conference

Feb 16, 2004

Philippa Stokes won a poster prize at the Lorne Protein conference last week for her work on the CtIP:BRCA1:LMO complex. She was pleased! She plans to not release the movie rights just yet, in order to increase interest among the larger studios.

← Big Chu picks up a CJ Martin Fellowship

Ann and Janet win ASBMB travelling fellowships →

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Does BRD4 care about histone acetylation – maybe just a *little* bit…

Does BRD4 care about histone acetylation – maybe just a little bit…

Our latest paper has just been released in Nucleic Acids Research:...

Lab baby alert!

Shahnaz has decided that doing a PhD isn't sufficiently challenging so she has upped the ante...

Our latest preprint – super selective BET bromodomain inhibitors that act as remote control molecular glues!

OK - maybe that's hyping it up a bit, but these cyclic peptides are pretty amazing, we think!...

Simone graduates – and comes back for more

Last week, Simone graduated with first class Honours - on a lunchbreak from the PhD that she...

The queen of the lab came back to visit her subjects!

Was fantastic to see Karishma last week when she passed through Sydney on a break from her...

Karishma (and Biswa’s) magnum opus makes it onto Biorxiv

The first step in the publication journey... This is the paper that describes our BET...

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Philippa wins prize at Lorne Protein Conference

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Does BRD4 care about histone acetylation – maybe just a little bit…

Lab baby alert!

Our latest preprint – super selective BET bromodomain inhibitors that act as remote control molecular glues!

Simone graduates – and comes back for more

The queen of the lab came back to visit her subjects!

Karishma (and Biswa’s) magnum opus makes it onto Biorxiv

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