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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0556554

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $670,000.00
    Summary
    Lipid raft and cyotoskeleton organization: How membrane domains give cells direction. For a large number of cells in our body it is imperative that they are able to orientate themselves relative to their environment, sense direction and translate incoming signals. To do so it is hypothesised that lipids on the cell surface are redistributed to form specialized domains. An asymmetric distribution of membrane domains can provide cells with a front and rear end and can further concentrate and co-or .... Lipid raft and cyotoskeleton organization: How membrane domains give cells direction. For a large number of cells in our body it is imperative that they are able to orientate themselves relative to their environment, sense direction and translate incoming signals. To do so it is hypothesised that lipids on the cell surface are redistributed to form specialized domains. An asymmetric distribution of membrane domains can provide cells with a front and rear end and can further concentrate and co-ordinate signalling molecules to a specific site. The project will determine the role of lipid domain in stabilizing cell shape and their remodelling during cell migration, the digestion of foreign particles and the formation of cell-cell contacts.
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    Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment And Facilities - Grant ID: LE0989744

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $500,000.00
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    7-laser BD LSR-II and Cellomics ArrayScan VTi, to enhance capability and throughput for the NSW Advanced Cytometry Facility. The scientific advances that will be possible with the acquisition of these complementary cutting-edge instruments will enhance the research outputs of all investigators using it. Projects where investigation of either suspended or adherent live cells is used to elucidate basic life processes of eukaryotic cells across all species of animals, including the investigation of .... 7-laser BD LSR-II and Cellomics ArrayScan VTi, to enhance capability and throughput for the NSW Advanced Cytometry Facility. The scientific advances that will be possible with the acquisition of these complementary cutting-edge instruments will enhance the research outputs of all investigators using it. Projects where investigation of either suspended or adherent live cells is used to elucidate basic life processes of eukaryotic cells across all species of animals, including the investigation of both normal and abnormal function, will be immeasurably enhanced by both the qualitative and quantitative statistical information about these processes that is generated by this instrumentation. This in turn will inform new approaches to improve and maintain the health of both humans and animals.
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