The Monash Genome Modification Platform (MGMP), in alliance with Phenomics Australia, provides a comprehensive service in genetic modification and has recently added CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing in cells
Phenomics Australia is developing a series of webinars from our team to give our users, collaborators, and the wider research community the opportunity to further their
” We welcome the Government’s commencement of the preparation of the 2021 National Infrastructure Roadmap, and we look forward to supporting the Expert Working Group during
Working to map the future of Australia’s National Research Infrastructure, NCRIS capabilities, including Phenomics Australia, conducted a forum in partnership with the Department of Education, Skills,
Through a $1m Australian Commonwealth Government grant for rapid resourcing of our genome engineering and model import services, we offer subsidised access to specific mouse strains
On the 15th of April Phenomics Australia CEO, Dr. Michael Dobbie, joined other NCRIS capability representatives to celebrate with Minister Alan Tudge the launch of Australia’s
Phenomics Australia attended the Science Meets Parliament 2021 event, hold virtually from 2 March to 1 April, as a Science and Technology Australia (STA) member. Science
A gene involved in the development of sepsis has been discovered by a long-standing collaboration between teams at The Australian National University (ANU), including the Australian
A study on topical Aminosalicylic Acid as a treatment for harlequin ichthyosis, a severe genetic disorder of ABCA12 gene that mainly affects the skin. Read more
Phenomics Australia (formerly the Australian Phenomics Network, APN) offers consolidated infrastructure and expertise supporting genomic medicine and biomedical research from discovery through into early clinical development and evaluation.
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