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Project Details
Name |
Identify the factors affecting the anti-inflammatory levels of emu oil Stg 1 |
|---|---|
Summary |
unknown |
Program |
New Animal Products |
Research organisation |
unknown |
Objective summary |
1. Establish a concentration of solubilised emu oil in fetal calf serum that is non-toxic to the cultured human lymphocytes. 2. Determine whether different batches of emu oil differentially suppress the in vitro production of inflammatory mediators from stimulated human T lymphocytes. |
Corporate goal |
unknown |
National priority |
Promoting and maintaining good health |
Rural priority |
Productivity and adding value |
RIRDC goal |
NAP-Develop new opportunities |
Principal researcher |
Christine Lunam, phone unknown |
Research manager |
Julie Bird, phone unknown |
Admin contact |
Maya Roberts |
Project documents |