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A distinct mitochondrial lipid controls the efficiency of translation, membrane insertion of newly synthesized proteins and respiratory supercomplex formation
https://t.co/6rO3aIEOSN
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Cardiolipin is required for mitochondrial morphology and mediates the association of the mitoribosome with the inner membrane to facilitate protein synthesis.
https://t.co/gJ0PNv2xjw
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Fast-tracking dialysis for critically ill patients with severe acute kidney injury did not lower death rate compared to standard treatment, finds multinational study led by the Applied Health Research Centre in Toronto & @GeorgeInstitute in Australia. #NHMRCResearch
New trial by @georgeinstitute finds that early dialysis in critically ill patients with severe acute #kidneyinjury DID NOT lower mortality so waiting to start dialysis is likely to be safe and may reduce the need for this valuable but invasive treatment.
➡️https://t.co/CV6g6ZogJs
Hidden in our genes: @Sydney_Science researchers and colleagues develop new method to analyse organ development from gene analysis in single cells, published in @naturemethods. Paper: https://t.co/kZX9AAL8gT #NHMRCResearch
Very excited that our latest method scHOT is published in @naturemethods, on sinlge-cell higher order interaction, led by @shazanfar, our former group member now at @MarioniLab, and @sydneybioinfo members, @LinYingxin, @TheEllisPatrick, and @jeanyang21 https://t.co/9pv5co4gVo
DNA sequencing once took years. Ultra-rapid testing of 108 critically-ill children provided diagnoses for more than half in just over 3 days. New study from Australian Genomics Health Alliance Acute Care Flagship, published in @JAMANetwork: https://t.co/eLImGLPYmR #NHMRCResearch
Life-saving #Genomics testing for critically-ill #children across #Australia is a step closer, with a new study led by
@TeamVCGS & @MCRI_for_kids #researchers which showed ultra-rapid testing transforms children's diagnosis and intensive care treatment.
https://t.co/ESy2nRLhsD
Australia’s First Nations children experience burns at double the rate of non-Indigenous children. @GeorgeInstitute researchers explored the experiences of First Nations families accessing burn aftercare by listening to the voices of children & their families. #NHMRCResearch
New research by @georgeinstitute's Julieann Coombes centered on First Nations experiences finds there are barriers to access to aftercare following #criticalburns including miscommunication, lack of cultural safety, distance to medical treatment and racism
https://t.co/rgBZvq94D8
@MonashNutrition A collaborative effort involving researchers from @MonashNutrition @ResearchRMIT @BurnetInstitute @unimelbMSPGH. Paper: https://t.co/lZKtIbWCqq #NHMRCresearch
How should we talk to young adults about their health? Research led by @MonashNutrition explores communication with 18 to 24-year-olds about healthy behaviours such as exercising and eating healthier food. Funded by @NHMRC #NHMRCResearch.
Our #CommHealth work in a nutshell by @AnnikaMolenaar @tammie_choi @lindarmit @megscl @ProfTruby @MonashNutrition @ResearchRMIT @BurnetInstitute
Say what now? Speaking young adults' language when it comes to health https://t.co/GMYhJHA0P7 #MonashLens
This absolutely made my week! Letter from the brilliant @MarisePayne! Thank you for acknowledging my @nhmrc @westernsydneyu #research - you're a role model and inspiration for Australian women #WomenInSTEM #NHMRCresearch @NNIDResearch
What makes mucus thicker? Research led by @ethangbaus @WEHI_research reveals the molecular mechanisms that determine mucus viscosity – important for managing respiratory illnesses like asthma, cystic fibrosis & chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. #NHMRCResearch
New @NatureComms research led by @ethangbaus has revealed how the body regulates mucus viscosity. The findings could help to advance airway-clearing treatments for people with chronic respiratory conditions.
https://t.co/Cgf2eJMffy
Is brain connectivity a key to living 100+ years with less cognitive decline? Researchers from @UNSWMedicine Beihang University & Prince of Wales Hospital @SEastSydHealth found dementia-free people aged ≥95 had more left-right brain activation than younger people. #NHMRCResearch
A blood test could provide information about a community’s immunity to malaria – research published in @NatureMedicine from @wehi_research @PasteurInstitut @Ehime_Univ. Paper: https://t.co/9cFjxXAW2s #NHMRCResearch
A newly developed technique can measure whether and when a person has been exposed to malaria - providing important information for disease control efforts.
The team are now adapting this work to measure COVID-19 immunity.
https://t.co/HLA0YEo39g
Anti-inflammatory proteins from tick saliva synthetically produced for the first time. This could lead to new therapeutic treatments. Led by @PayneResearch @Sydney_Science, with @MonashBDI & ARC Centre of Excellence for Innovations in Peptide & Protein Science. #NHMRCResearch
🔬 Prof Richard Payne and Charlotte Franck from @PayneResearch @SydneyChemistry have synthesised proteins from tick saliva that could be used to develop anti-inflammatory medicines.
Dementia is the leading cause of disability in older Australians. A/Prof Genevieve Steiner from @westernsydneyu has been awarded a #InvestigatorGrant for a neuroplasticity & brain training in people with early dementia with hope to reduce deterioration. https://t.co/tKMYY0FnBp
Absolutely freaking stoked to have this new opportunity for #dementia #research with @nhmrc Investigator Grant 🥳 @westernsydneyu #NHMRCresearch @NNIDResearch #WomenInSTEM #AcademicChatter https://t.co/xYfEaQWM1O
@gregory_kj The protein mGlu5 is important in many brain functions.
Researchers from @MonashUni @MonashPharm @uni_copenhagen @novonordisk have
published their work characterising mGlu5 inhibitors, which have potential for
treating Alzheimer’s, depression and anxiety. #NHMRCResearch
From Impulse to Action? Study applies a theory of substance use of adolescents to other behaviours, such as delinquency, hyperactivity & aggression. Study by A/Prof Matthew Gullo & colleagues @CYSAResearch @UQPsych @UQMedicine @UQHealth @usceduau @UMontreal #NHMRCresearch
Congratulations @STyebji and @drchristonkin, wonderful to work with you both on this seminal science! @TheFlorey @WEHI_research @unimelb @nhmrc #NHMRCresearch.
It gives me great pleasure to share this with everyone! A first report on how effects of infection can be inherited. Thank you -@drchristonkin @anthonyjhannan @WEHI_research @AGRF_genomics @TheFlorey
@Eng_IT_Sydney @Sydney_Uni @Poorialsa Supported by @NMHRC @arc_gov_au
& Australian Centre for Microscopy & Microanalysis @Sydney_Uni.
Paper: https://t.co/uxmCsXADC9
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@rebeccaivers @LancetGH @JJagnoor @UNSWMedicine The researchers from @McMasterU @McMasterGHO, @PHRIresearch, @McMasterSurgery, @georgeinstitute, @UNSWMedicine and the wider #INORMUS team
were supported by @NHMRC, @CIHR_IRSC, @McMasterSurgery Associates, @HamHealthSci #NHMRCresearch
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