Congrats to all coauthors but a shout out to 1st author Haidee on a new paper in Biology of Reproduction PDI a highly conserved among placental mammals alters endometrial transcriptome and secretome in vitro across species with differing implantation strategies url: academic.oup.com/biolreprod/a...
How did mammal placental diversity evolve? miRNAs play a significant role - indeed their repertoire is predictive of phenotype. Congrats to all: esp 1st author @jfennbio.bsky.social & all in @niamhforde.bsky.social group. Thanks to @ukri.org and @leverhulme.ac.uk. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
We have a PhD studentship available starting in October 2026. Investigating climate change heat stress impacts on maternal and child health. Get in touch if you have questions! www.findaphd.com/phds/project...
Great to have @drkarenforbes.bsky.social opening the first Northern EV network meeting @universityofleeds.bsky.social ! Looking forward to a full day of all things #EVs
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SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT We provide evidence that a highly conserved protein (PDI) alters the endometrial transcriptome in a species- and cell-specific manne
PhD Project - Harnessing comparative biology to understand climate change induced heat stress impacts on maternal and offspring health at University of Edinburgh, listed on FindAPhD.com
Despite >100 million years of mammal diversification, similar placental morphologies have independently evolved multiple times, presenting a long-standing evolutionary puzzle: what genetic mechanisms ...
Prof Niamh Forde
Prof Niamh Forde
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Tomorrow at 12pm Lizzie Mann from University of Manchester will present their work ‘Dual roles of uterine monocytes regulate tissue integrity throughout reproductive cycles’.
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