The University of Queensland

NHMRC Training (Postdoctoral) Fellowship: Studying factors that affect gene regulation and disease, and the development of improved vaccine technologies (2009–2013)

Abstract:

(i) Histones, which act as DNA supports, are subject to modifications, which may be associated with disease (e.g. cancers). A better understanding of these modifications will provide access to new medicines (ii) The production of new vaccines requires new vaccine development tools. We propose to use fats to produce vaccines which can be delivered via the mouth or nose rather than by injection.

Grant type:

NHMRC Training (Postdoctoral) Fellowship

Researchers:

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  Dr Peter Moyle

  Associate Professor
  

  School of Pharmacy

  Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences

Funded by:

National Health and Medical Research Council