@JM_Stringer
 Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2017
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Andrew Pask@AJ_Pask13 Jan 2019
New paper from @Laura__Cook showing the endocrine disruptor atrazine affects male reproductive development at the level deemed safe for drinking water!
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Male preconception health not only impacts pregnancy outcomes, new research shows it could affect the fertility health of the offspring #fertility #infertility #spermhealth #preconceptionhealth #malefertility #TTC news-medical.net/news/201811…

Sons of fathers who smoke have 51% lower sperm count

Studies have repeatedly linked maternal smoking during pregnancy with reduced sperm counts in male offspring. Now a research team at Lund University in Sweden has discovered that, independently of...

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Congratulations to our researchers who have been awarded @NHMRC and @ARC project grants totalling $9.8 million. Together with our NHMRC Fellowship recipients, funding awarded has reached over $15.1 million. See bit.ly/2rvAqXQ
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For men wanting to become fathers, it may be time to consider your own health more carefully. A new study has identified a mechanism by which a father’s health prior to conception may be passed on to his children. See bit.ly/2UtRXwW
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My New Study Sheds Light On How A Father's Health Affects His Offspring via @IFLScience: iflscience.com/health-and-me…

New Study Sheds Light On How A Father's Health Affects His Offspring

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Congratulations @K_RenfreeShort!! You are amazing xx
L'Oréal Groupe Australia & New Zealand@LOrealAUNZ29 Oct 2018
Meet one of our 2018 Australian For #WomeninScience Fellows, Dr Kirsty Short. Discovering the link between influenza and obesity from @UniofQld
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So happy this is out!
BMC Biology@BMCBiology24 Sep 2018
Reduced PRC2 function alters male germline epigenetic programming and paternal inheritance bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/ar…

Reduced PRC2 function alters male germline epigenetic programming and paternal inheritance

BMC Biology - Defining the mechanisms that establish and regulate the transmission of epigenetic information from parent to offspring is critical for understanding disease heredity. Currently, the...

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Thanks #SRB2018 for an awesome conference and prize. A big shoutout to my past and present supervisors @MarilynRenfree, @AJ_Pask, GShaw, PWestern and KHutt - wouldn’t be here without you 🤗 #SRBturns50
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Jessica Stringer retweeted
amy winship@amy_winship21 Aug 2018
‘Ova’-achievers #SRBturns50 @ReproductionSRB @ESASRB
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A mother's pre-pregnancy diet may affect daughter's fertility-Dr Amy Winship @MonashBDI at @RitchieCentre Colloquium heraldsun.com.au/news/victor…
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ABC Science@ABCscience26 Oct 2017
Australia has been ranked in the top 7 countries for most #biodiversity loss ab.co/2i4NK0l
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Lisa Akison@DrLisaAkison25 Oct 2017
Remember that skills acquired during a PhD are valuable in many sectors. Keep eyes open to possibilities! nature.com/news/many-junior-…
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Starting off #FertilityWeek with an ode to ovaries 💃🏻 To check out what the 'Frock' it's all about.. head to frocktober.org.au #OCRF xitter.cf/sarmasays/status/91981…
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Replying to @ReproductionSRB
@ReproductionSRB rocks dinner
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Thank you @ReproductionSRB for opportunity to present my work at at #WCRB2017, had lots of great discussions!
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Awesome presentation! xitter.cf/drlisaakison/status/91…
Lisa Akison@DrLisaAkison29 Sep 2017
Replying to @KirstyWalters7
@KirstyWalters7 @ReproductionSRB unravelling the role of androgens in PCOS #WCRB2017 @UNSW
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Checking out the local eateries #WCRB2017 #daikichi #mauloa0701
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In Okinawa ready for #WCRB2017. Went diving today to explore #USSEmmons shipwreck destroyerhistory.org/benson-…
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Puberty … not only a matter of hormones. Read the latest findings in PLOSBiology. journals.plos.org/plosbiolog…
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Science News
@ScienceNews20 Sep 2017
For powerful HIV antibodies, two or three may be better than one. ow.ly/yjqK30fiWQp

By ganging up, HIV antibodies may defeat the virus

A duo or trio of powerful antibodies was effective at stopping an HIV-like infection in lab monkeys, two studies find.

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