Search Results - "Tasker N"

195 Poster - Small molecule PTP4A3 phosphatase inhibitors targeting acute myeloid leukemia.

Authors: Lazo, J. Tasker, N. Rastelli, E. et al.

Source: European Journal of Cancer. 2020 Supplement 2, Vol. 138, pS55-S56. 2p.

Pay for play : demise of big-time amateur sport.

Authors: Tasker, N. Nicklin, L.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 22 Aug 1995: Vol. 116 Issue 5984. p. 12-15;18-19-15;18-19.

Whole new ball game: Rupert Murdoch's vision for a super league of nations may ultimately lead to a merger of the union and league codes.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 18 Apr 1995: Vol. 116 Issue 5966. p. 109-111-111.

Lewy bodies and Alzheimer's disease.

Authors: McKeith, Ian Fairbairn, Andrew Briel, Ruth et al.

Source: British Journal of Psychiatry. Aug93, Vol. 163, p262-263. 2p.

Subjects: Letters to the editor, Alzheimer's disease, Neurons

The ruck stops here: retiring Wallabies are turning their world-beating skills to the business of turning a corporate dollar.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 16 Oct 2001: Vol. 119 Issue 6297. p. 40-41-41.

Alive and kicking : after a five year of attrition, rugby league is at peace and, despite the mergers and mourners, still in one piece.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 29 Feb 2000: Vol. 118 Issue 6213. p. 106-107-107.

For Prime Ministers to school boys ... the game is not the same: Alan McGilvray.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Inside Edge: Australia's Sharpest Cricket Monthly. Sept 1996: Issue 39. p. 48-49-49.

The judgement : Super League 'hung, drawn and quartered.'.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Rugby League Week. 28 Feb 1996: Vol. 27 Issue 4. p. 16-17-17.

In come the pros, out goes the poetry : rugby union's transformation from an earthy amateur game to a slick, professional set-up has meant many of the game's traditional values are fast disappearing, posing a threat to the code's very future.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 13 July 1999: Vol. 117 Issue 6182. p. 122-123-123.

Financially hamstrung : rugby union may have ditched its amateur ethos on the field, but its business dealings are lacking the new professionalism.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 14 May 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6020. p. 83-84-84.

The tradesman's exit : Bob Simpson.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 11 June 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6024. p. 93-93.

More biffo off field than on.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 9 July 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6028. p. 84-84.

The league lies dying.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 27 Aug 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6035. p. 83-84-84.

Untrue colours : breaking all the old rules and traditions, Sydney gets its first ever double dose of grand final footy fever this weekend.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 1 Oct 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6040. p. 82-83-83.

Pass the bucks, not the ball : spawned by the dollar, rugby league may die the same way unless the warring sides compromise.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 15 Oct 1996: Vol. 116 Issue 6042. p. 108-109-109.

Passing the bucks : rugby league is increasingly beset by a financial reward system that gnaws at its prime resource - the players.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 10 May 1994: Vol. 116 Issue 5919. p. 101-102-102.

Star struck.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. July 5 1994: Vol. 116 Issue 5927. p. 93-94-94.

Star struck : rugby league internationals.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. July 5, 1994: Vol. 116 Issue 5927. p. 93-94-94.

World Cup fever: the vast bucks of super league are set to change the face of rugby union.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 25 Apr 1995: Vol. 116 Issue 5967. p. 93-94-94.

The union must salute new boss.

Authors: Tasker, N.

Source: Bulletin with Newsweek. 15 Aug 1995: Vol. 116 Issue 5983. p. 24-25-25.