Biochemistry - Internet Guide
CSIRO
CSIRO is Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation. They are one of the world's largest and most diverse scientific
research institutions. Their work touches just about every aspect of Australian
life: everything from the molecules of life to the molecules in space -
finding ways to improve our quality of life and economic performance.
Macquarie
University
The Department of Biological Sciences is a multidisciplinary
Department in which staff members and their research students carry
out research on a wide range of contemporary biological problems.
University
of Adelaide
The Department of Molecular Biosciences coordinates and consolidates the University's work in the disciplines of Genetics, Biochemistry and Microbiology & Immunology.
University
of Melbourne
The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology contains over
15 research groups with a broad range of interests in biochemistry: protein
structure and function, cell biology, molecular biology and biophysics.
University
of NSW
Biochemistry, molecular biology and molecular genetics are the key
foundations of modern biology, biomedicine and biotechnology. The UNSW
School of Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics provides a range of basic
and advanced programs to prepare students for the science of tomorrow.
University
of Queensland
Both within The University of Queensland and the State of Queensland,
the Department is the academic organisation which provides the most comprehensive
teaching, training and research in biochemistry and molecular biology.
Our major objective is to maintain and enhance the Department's status
as one of Australia's leading Departments of Biochemistry, committed to
the pursuit of excellence in all major branches of biochemistry and molecular
biology.
University
of Sydney
The best place to start for information about biochemistry at the University of Sydney. It provides information on research, study, staff profiles, and seminars held in the department.
University
of Western Australia
The department has a major interest in molecular and cell biology, particularly in relation to the transformation and differentiation of hemopoietic cells, pesticide resistance, genetic predisposition to diabetes and alcoholism, the biochemistry of the ovary, and adaptive mechanisms in arid zone animals. Other major areas of interest are lactation, storage of blood cells, enzymology, hormonal mechanisms in cellular responses, protein structure and plant cell culture.
Walter
and Eliza Hall
Affiliated with the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne
Hospital the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute is Melbourne's - and Australia's
- oldest and most respected medical research institute.
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