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Society for Reproduction and Fertility Annual Conference 2015
Oxford,
UK
20 Jul 2015 - 22 Jul 2015
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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
SRF Student Prize Session
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Oral Communications 3: Sperm
Maternal protein restriction around conception reduces the neural stem cells during mouse fetal brain development and alters neuronal differentiation during gestation
Gould Joanna Mary
Fleming Tom
Airey Chris J
Marfy-Smith Stephanie Jane
Willaime-Morawek Sandrine
University of Southampton, Southampton, UK.
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Defective decidualisation: a possible mechanism of Chlamydia trachomatis induced miscarriage
Giakoumelou Sevasti
Entrican Gary
Howie Sarah Em
Horne Andrew W
1
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK;
2
Moredun Institute, Edinburgh, UK.
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Investigating a role for the epidermal growth factor receptor in androgen signalling within mouse preantral follicle development
Thomson Kacie
Mora Jocelyn M
Laird Mhairi
Franks Stephen
Hardy Kate
Imperial College London, London, UK.
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Decidual macrophages become increasingly immunosuppressive during early pregnancy and an altered activation state may be associated with a higher risk of preeclampsia
Buckley Rebecca
Dumitriu Ingrid
Whitley Guy S
Cartwright Judith
St. Georges University of London, London, UK.
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Variations in the way UK pregnant sheep are managed programs male reproductive development
Moutevelidi Evangelia S
Hogg Charis O
Rutherford Kenneth M D
Ashworth Cheryl J
1
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK;
2
SRUC, Edinburgh, UK.
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Obesity in PCOS: a consequence of prenatally programmed reduced energy expenditure
Siemienowicz Katarzyna Joanna
Rae Mick
Lerner Avi
Franks Stephen
Duncan W Colin
1
University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK;
2
Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh, UK;
3
Imperial College London, London, UK;
4
The Queens Medical Research Institute, Centre for Reproductive Health, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK.
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