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The Robinson Institute
Ground Floor, Norwich Centre
55 King William Road
North Adelaide
SA 5006 Australia

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Ovarian Developmental Biology

Research Leader: Professor Ray Rodgers

The Ovarian Developmental Biology group aims to discover key aspects of ovarian development that underpin our understanding of infertility and endocrine diseases involving the ovary, and to develop prevention and treatment strategies for these.

The group focuses on the roles of extracellular matrix. Matrix is diverse and complex and regulates many cellular and tissue functions. It has been largely overlooked in comparison with the numerous studies of hormones and growth factors in the ovary and hence holds potential for many new discoveries.

Research Priorities:

  • Novel concepts on the aetiology of polycystic ovarian syndrome
  • Oocyte quality
  • Focimatrix and maturation of follicles
  • Formation of follicular fluid

 


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The Robinson Institute is proud to announce the launch of Your Fertility, a campaign to inform Australians about how age and lifestyle factors such as weight, smoking and alcohol use can affect their ability to conceive and have healthy children.

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Summer 2012 Newsletter

In this issue; Improving heart health for women and their children, Dare to Dream gala dinner, uncovering the causes of stillbirth, silence for stroke success and more..

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