Women’s Reproductive Health research laboratory located at the Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne. We aim to cure infertility, miscarriage and preeclampsia.
Joined May 2020
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Ready to take your next step in research independence?
We are accepting applications for the Loke CTR Next Generation Fellowship in reproductive and placental biology.
Find out more about our 3-year fellowship at trophoblast.cam.ac.uk/next-g…
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Thrilled to chat with @rileyrobyn08 about our latest research, where we showed that miR-124-3p regulates endometrial epithelial receptivity and may play a role in unexplained infertility
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Victorian scientists have discovered a potential major cause of infertility in women that could lead to new treatments for conditions such as endometriosis and improve IVF success rates > bit.ly/3zYfgIS
Thrilled to announce our latest publication: miR-124 regulates endometrial receptivity by altering epithelial polarity and adhesion pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
this research utilizes incredible models: the first murine endometrial-epithelial cell-specific AND inducible model to specifically increase miR-124 production during the period of endometrial receptivity using the DRAGON model and the amazing @RoselloDiez
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‘Come one, come all!’
We are quickly approaching ARU2024, a two-day educational conference for clinicians and scientists working in reproductive biology. Early Bird tickets are available for a limited time, get yours today: trybooking.com/events/landin…
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We are looking for a master student to join our lab working on preeclampsia!
Contact us via: mdc-berlin.de/mueller-dechen…
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Next Generation Fellowship, Centre for Trophoblast Research, University of Cambridge: Competitive 3-year fellowship aimed at providing a stepping-stone to research independence in reproductive and placental biology. Deadline: 13 Feb 2024. Find out more: buff.ly/3vAtPQe
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As a research gynaecologist, she has driven evidence-based care and embedded the patient voice into menopause research. Also establishing a service for managing menopause after cancer, replicated across 7 countries.
Welcome Prof Martha Hickey as a new #AAHMSFellow
@UniMelb
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Improving the detection of fetal growth restriction – the single biggest risk factor for stillbirth. She also co-leads international clinical trials of medications to prevent and treat preeclampsia.
Welcome Prof @DrSue_Walker as a new #AAHMSFellow
@MercyPerinatal @UniMelbMDHS
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Are you currently pregnant and living in Australia? Our research team is evaluating a short educational video for pregnant people on reducing their risk of an infection called cytomegalovirus. Link here! @CMVAustralia @CPAllianceAU @sung_valerie
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Interested in joining our @UniversitySA 🐑group? We have an exciting HDR opportunity to investigate how⬇️substrate supply impacts fetal brain metabolism using MRI and comprehensive molecular techniques! @mypsanz @ReproductionSRB @FNPStweets Read more -> unisa.edu.au/research/degree…
Congratulations!!
🥳mixOmics is a finalist for the Eureka Prize rwsearch software! 🥳 What a great honour and recognition of the impact of our software. It's been an amazing and rewarding team work with @DrFlo_R @aljabadi Max Bladen and many others.
@SciMelb @MelbIntGen #omics
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Our study on how decidualization affects the inflammatory responses of endometrial stromal cells to bacterial and viral factors is finally published! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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***Opportunity for an Early Career Researcher***
Applications for a full-time, tenure-track appointment research position (Assistant Professor) in female or male reproduction at @universitelaval , Quebec, Canada are due 1 Sept 2023. 👩🔬👨🔬
'IL11 activates the placental inflammasome to drive preeclampsia'
#newpub #preeclampsia #inflammasome
How did I miss that this had been published? Already out a week 😳
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Loss of inflammasome activation prevented the maternal symptoms of preeclampsia in mice, suggesting inhibition of inflammasome activity could prevent preeclampsia
but... ⚠️loss of inflammasome activity worsened IL11-induced placental damage, causing stillbirths
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A massive collaborative effort @amy_winship @WeiZhou15803071 @DimitriadisEva @Leilani83000009 @esheep66 @mixOmics_team @philananguyen @ellemela
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