Skip to content

Australasian Wildlife Genomics

The University of Sydney

  • Home
  • Projects
    • ARC CIPPS
    • Threatened Species Initiative
    • Koala Genome Survey
    • Bilby Genome Project
    • The Devil Tools and Tech Project
    • Molecular Genetics in Conservation Management
  • People
    • Academic Staff
    • Current Research Students
    • Technical Staff
    • Past Students
  • Publications
    • Journal articles
    • Books and book chapters
  • Lab blog
  • Media
  • Contact

Peptides

The Secret Superpower of Frogs

Posted on 4 October 202211 June 2024 by admin
The Secret Superpower of Frogs

by Simon Tang (2022 Honours Student)  An intense, murky river. Densely packed trees, twisting into each other and Mother Earth below. Decaying detritus scattered throughout the landscape. This pulsating ecosystem is not the most welcoming of places. Many dare not to stay for too long, to avoid angering an infected Continue Reading

Posted In Lab BlogTagged In AWGG, Frogs, Peptides, Simon Tang

To receive updates for blog posts, media and publication news, please subscribe here

Lab Blog

  • Why should we care about koalas?
  • Baby’s First Big Conference: SMBE 2024 in Puerto Vallarta
  • The mother of monsters chooses love not war

Read more blogs HERE

Latest Publications

  • A Guide for Developing Demo-Genetic Models to Simulate Genetic Rescue
  • Genome-wide diversity and MHC characterisation in a critically endangered freshwater turtle susceptible to disease
  • Range-Wide Assessment of the Tasmanian Devil Gut Microbiome

See all our publications HERE

Media

  • The Conversation: Strong progress – from a low base: here’s what’s in NSW’s biodiversity reforms
  • Australia’s ‘Easter bunny’, the bilby, has had its genome fully sequenced
  • The Guardian: ‘Weird and cool’: bilby genome sequence could help to save the species

See more media coverage HERE

Copyright All rights reserved. Theme: Flash Blog by Unitedtheme.