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of placental hormones. Mammalian mothers undergo profound physiological changes during pregnancy required to support fetal growth driven by hormones expressed by, or dependent on, the placenta. Placental
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placentology as part of an interdisciplinary team including placental and evolutionary biologists. Project Overview: The placenta is a multifunctional organ that nourishes the fetus in the womb. Different
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that occur in response to prenatal adversity. We have shown that imprinted genes indirectly influence maternal caregiving by regulating development of the placental endocrine lineages. This project will test
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of the project is to test the hypothesis that the placental secretome regulates the physiology of a particular type of glia: astrocytes, resident cells of the CNS of importance for the functionality and survival
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subspecialty expertise in hematopathology, cytopathology, pediatric solid tumor pathology, vascular malformations, and perinatal/placental pathology. Divisional faculty are strongly involved in the activities
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to participate and present in seminars hosted by the Cambridge Reproduction SRI. Students will have an opportunity to take part in our Placental Biology Course and will have support to attend international
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Postdoctoral Fellow in the Division of Reproductive Sciences (Jansson/Powell group). The postdoctoral fellow will be working in the area of placental origins of disease, studying the cellular and molecular
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our Placental Biology Course and will have support to attend international meetings. Full information on the Studentship , potential supervisors and the current research projects available please
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the daily development of the project entitled “UrbAn exposome and fetaL growth: the roles of placental epigenoMe And function” (ALMA) (PI20/00190), funded by ISCIII and co-funded by ESRF “A way to make
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of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience. The successful candidate will join a Wellcome Trust/Royal Society funded project investigating the mechanisms of epigenetic programming during early placental