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Dead heat

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John Curtin School of Medical Research (1948-)
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Producer, director, writer: Michael Allder
Narrator: David Suzuki (1936-)
Speaker: William Graeme (Graeme) Laver (1925-2008)
Speaker: Peter Malcolm Colman (1944-)

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A cure for influenza is discovered by Australian microbiologists Peter Coleman of CSIRO and Graeme Laver of Australian National University. Explores the rivalry developed through the corporatisation of research funding. Nurimenadase crystals are isolated from virus antigens and sequenced revealing a nonmutating area which can be targeted by purposefully designed drugs. Results in the commercial release of Relenza and Tamiflu.

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Archives Series

Series 790 - John Curtin School of Medical Research collection
Item 129 - VHS recording 'Dead Heat - Laver'
Item 130 - VHS recording 'Dead Heat - Laver'
Nature of things (Television series)

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1999

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Access for ANU Staff and Students only

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This video recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

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