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    • Contribution of DEAF1 structural domains to the interaction with the breast cancer oncogene LMO4. 

      Cubeddu, Liza; Joseph, Soumya; Richard, D.J.; Matthews, Jacqueline
      Published 2012-06-19
      The proteins LMO4 and DEAF1 contribute to the proliferation of mammary epithelial cells. During breast cancer LMO4 is upregulated, affecting its interaction with other protein partners. This may set cells on a path to ...
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    • An Electronic Calendar for Organizing Assessments in a Large Faculty 

      Arndell, Michael; Bridgeman, Adam J; Goldsworthy, Rebecca; Taylor, Charlotte E; Tzioumis, Vicky
      Published 2013-04-01
      Using data from an electronic unit of study outline system, the University of Sydney's Faculty of Science built an assessment calendar to organize assessment schedules and help first-year students transition to university ...
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    • Code for success: a roadmap as an organising device for the transition of first year science students and the development of academic skills 

      Arndell, Michael; Bridgeman, Adam J; Goldsworthy, Rebecca; Taylor, Charlotte E; Tzioumis, Vicky
      Published 2012-09-01
      An online roadmap has been introduced to improve the standard of academic skills by embedding a semester long sequence of stimuli and resources for new students within our large, general science degrees. This device is ...
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    • First year science: when information skills are someone else's business 

      Arndell, Michael; Bridgeman, Adam J; Goldsworthy, Rebecca; Taylor, Charlotte E; Tzioumis, Vicky
      Published 2012-07-12
      The University of Sydney requires all graduates to possess information skills as part of their graduate attributes (http://www.itl.usyd.edu.au/graduateAttributes/policy.htm). This can only be achieved through a close working ...
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    • Embedding Core Information Skills At The Point Of Need In First Year Science 

      Arndell, Michael; Bridgeman, Adam J; Goldsworthy, Rebecca; Taylor, Charlotte E; Tzioumis, Vicky
      Published 2013-07-01
      Online information literacy modules have been integrated into semester 1 units of study so that every commencing first year science student is now engaged in developing information skills as part of their disciplinary ...
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