Reproduction and development
The Reproduction and Development Groups study the very beginnings of life and factors that influence the growth and health of the embryo, foetus and offspring. Basic and biomedical research of mammalian systems focuses on the genetics and molecular control of early embryo development, sexual differentiation, environmental disruptors of development, stem cell biology, comparative genomics and reproductive physiology. Reproduction is the science of the transmission of life!
Supervisors
Alexandra Harvey
Embryonic stem cells
Andrew Pask
Evolution, development and reproduction
Brendan Houston
Genetics of male infertility, spermatogenesis and sperm function
David Gardner
Reproductive biology
Elizabeth Bromfield
Redox biology, reproduction, germ cells, proteomics, lipid biochemistry
Gerard Tarulli
Reproductive and developmental biology
Jessica Dunleavy
Male reproductive biology, cell biology, spermatogenesis
Jane Fenelon
Reproductive and developmental biology
Mark Green
Reproductive biology
Moira O'Bryan
Male infertility and germ cell biology
Marilyn Renfree
Reproductive and developmental biology
Stephen Frankenberg
Development, reproduction, genomics, genetic biocontrol and synthetic biology