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Regulation Of The Quality Of DNA Repair By Timing In The Cell Cycle
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$468,794.00
Summary
During responses to infection or immunisation, antibody-producing _B� cells mutate their antibody genes at extreme rates. Rare mutations which improve the antibodies are selected by competition between B cells favouring those which make the best antibodies: Darwinian evolution on extreme _fast-forward�. We aim to understand this process because it is essential for normal immunity and effective vaccination, and because when it goes wrong, it can cause aggressive human cancers.
Identification And Analysis Of Novel Replication Initiation Factors In Staphylococcus Aureus
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$311,789.00
Summary
Multi-drug resistant Golden staph is a serious medical problem around the world because strains are often resistant to commonly used treatments; new drugs are therefore urgently required. DNA replication is a fundamental process that is essential for the survival of all cellular organisms. This project aims to identify and characterise novel factors involved in DNA replication in Golden staph, which represent potential drug targets.