Professor Darryl Russell
NHMRC Externally-Funded Research Fellow E
School of Biomedicine
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD - email supervisor to discuss availability.
1. Revealing the molecular mechanism of controlled tissue morphogenesis in ovaries, and understand how the changing ovarian environment promotes oocyte quality leading to diagnostic and therapeutic means to enhance the health of women and their babies in natural fertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology settings
2. Generating a full understanding of the mechanism of ovulation of matured oocytes and discover molecular targets and new drugs that block ovulation leading to improved, safer and acute acting contraceptives.
3. Understanding development and progression of cancers of reproductive organs
My research group focuses broadly on intercellular communication, cell-matrix interactions and resulting cell signalling and morphogenesis both in normal function and cancer of the reproductive organs.
Our primary focus is on the cyclic remodelling of the ovary during folliculogenesis, atresia, ovulation and luteinisation. Together these processes determine reproductive success and the health the oocyte and hence a healthy start to life.
Australia has one of the highest rates of dependence on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) internationally, resulting in over 4,000 births (~3%) annually. Gamete insufficiency is the main cause of infertility and determinant of embryo health and subsequent ART success. Infertility and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are both extremely common in the Australian population and both associate with dysregulated ovarian tissue remodelling. Infertility treatment carries serious risks for women due to hormone stimulations, surgical procedures and multiple pregnancies. All the above may be prevented through our work, by understanding the mechanisms of ovarian function and dysfunction and perfecting therapies to address these directly.
Additionally, contraception is among the most important medical drivers of health and economic development through advancing women’s health and opportunities for education and employment through family planning. Existing contraceptive technologies are not suitable in many circumstances, meaning that nearly a quarter billion women live with unmet need for contraception. Our research applies functional genomics and drug screening approaches to identify new molecular targets and drugs that can directly block ovulation. The ultimate goal is to improve accessibility, convenience of use and risk of side effects so that women who need it most have access to effective family planning.
Our Aims :
1.To generate a full understanding of the mechanism of hormone action that control the unique function of the ovary and discover molecular targets and new drugs that block ovulation leading to safer contraceptives with reduced undesirable off-target effects and acute action.
2. To reveal the molecular mechanism of controlled tissue morphogenesis in ovaries, and understand how the changing ovarian environment promotes oocyte quality leading to diagnostic and therapeutic means to enhance the health of women and their babies in natural fertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology settings
Specific Research Projects are Addressing:
· Discovery of molecular targets and drug candidates for blocking ovulation leading to development of improved contraception.
· Identifying biomarkers of oocyte developmental competence
· Molecular mechanisms of ovulation
3. Understanding development and progression of cancers of reproductive organs
Extracellular matrix remodelling and tissue morphogenesis also cause metastases of reproductive organ cancers. Cancer of the breast, prostate, ovary and female reproductive tract account for more than 40% of all cancers in the Australian population (Cancer in Australia: an overview 2006. AIHW Publications 2006;37:144). One in eight Australian women will develop breast cancer and one in 9 men will develop prostate cancer. Each year 3000 women die from breast cancer, and a similar number of men die from prostate cancer, Cancer that progresses to metastatic stage in breast, ovary, prostate or reproductive tracts are often incurable and thus my work also focuses on understanding how cancers become metastatic and how this can be prevented to improve ageing productively.
Our research seeks to understand the biological basis underlying the cause and mechanism of progression to metastatic disease. The changes that arise in malignant tissue to endow their capacity to degrade local extracellular matrix barriers and invade local blood and/or lymphatic vessels for transport to distal sites is under investigation. We aim to develop tests to identify the risk of metastatic disease as well as antimetastatic therapies that specifically target the capacity of tumor cells to invade local tissues, to migrate and to populate new tissues.
Specific research projects are addressing:
· The interaction of tumor cells with local non-malignant stromal tissues
· Proteases of the Adamts family that facilitate degradation of peritumoral ECM
· Tumor mediated angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis
Research Funding:
NHMRC Project Grants and Fellowships
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
ARC Discovery Grants and Fellowship
Prostate Cancer Foundation Grant
Research Interests
Biochemistry and Cell Biology. Bioinformatics. Biotechnology. Cell Biology. Fertility. Early Origins of Health. Fertility and Conception. Reproductive Biology.
Cancer Cell Biology. Clinical Oncology.
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Appointments
Date Position Institution name 2017 - ongoing Professor University of Adelaide 2016 - ongoing NHMRC Senior Research Fellow The University of Adelaide 2009 - 2016 ARC Future Fellow University of Adelaide 2006 - 2009 NHMRC Career Development Fellow University of Adelaide 2003 - 2006 Georgina Dowling Research Fellow University of Adelaide -
Education
Date Institution name Country Title 1995 Monash University Australia PhD -
Research Interests
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Journals
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Book Chapters
Year Citation 2019 Findlay, J. K., Dunning, K. R., Gilchrist, R. B., Hutt, K. J., Russell, D. L., & Walters, K. A. (2019). Follicle Selection in Mammalian Ovaries. In P. Leung, & E. Adashi (Eds.), The Ovary (3 ed., pp. 3-21). United Kingdom: Academic Press.
2019 Russell, D., & Robker, R. (2019). Ovulation: The Coordination of Intrafollicular Networks to Ensure Oocyte Release. In P. Leung, & E. Adashi (Eds.), The Ovary (3 ed., pp. 217-234). United Kingdom: Academic Press. 2018 Russell, D. L., & Robker, R. L. (2018). Cumulus cells. In M. K. Skinner (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Reproduction (pp. 43-46). Academic Press.
Scopus42009 Ricciardelli, C., Sakko, A., Ween, M., Russell, D., & Horsfall, D. (2009). The proteoglycan versican: an important regulator of cell locomotion in development and disease. In T. Abreu, & G. Silva (Eds.), Cell movement : new research trends (pp. 1-19). Nova Science Publishers. -
Conference Papers
Year Citation 2015 Muhling, J., Russell, D., & Barry, S. (2015). USE OF VIRAL VECTORS IN PRIMARY CELLS. In JOURNAL OF GENE MEDICINE Vol. 17 (pp. 214-215). Univ Melbourne, Univ Coll, Parkville, AUSTRALIA: WILEY-BLACKWELL. 2011 Gebhardt, K. M., Feil, D. K., Dunning, K. R., Lane, M., & Russell, D. L. (2011). Human cumulus cell gene expression as a biomarker of pregnancy outcome after single embryo transfer. In Revista Iberoamericana de Fertilidad y Reproduccion Humana Vol. 28 (pp. 7). 2011 Russell, D. L., Matson, L. N., Dunning, K. R., Thompson, J. G., Robker, R. L., & Gilchrist, R. B. (2011). Patterning the Response to Oocyte Signals in Ovarian Follicle Morphogenesis.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 85 (pp. 2 pages). Portland, OR: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2011 Akison, L. K., Alvino, E. R., Dunning, K. R., Robker, R. L., & Russell, D. L. (2011). Migratory, Invasive and Adhesive Phenotypes Are Transiently Induced in the Cumulus Oocyte Complex at Ovulation.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 85 (pp. 2 pages). Portland, OR: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2011 Frank, L. A., Sutton-McDowall, M. L., Russell, D. L., Gilchrist, R. B., & Thompson, J. G. (2011). Proteomic Analysis of Beta-O-Linked Glycosylated Proteins Extracted from Glucosamine-Treated Mouse Cumulus-Oocyte Complexes Reveals HSP90 Glycosylation as a Potential Regulator of Oocyte Competence. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 85 (pp. 2 pages). Portland, OR: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS12010 Robker, R. L., Akison, L. K., Richards, J. S., Smith, C. W., & Russell, D. L. (2010). The Inflammatory Response at Ovulation Is Altered in Ovaries of Progesterone Receptor Null (PRKO) Mice. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 71). Milwaukee, WI: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2010 Dunning, K. R., Cashman, K., Russell, D. L., Thompson, J., Norman, R., & Robker, R. L. (2010). Increased Beta-Oxidation, ATP Levels, and Improved Oocyte Developmental Competence in Response to L-Carnitine. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 84). Milwaukee, WI: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2010 Wu, L. L., Dunning, K. R., Yang, X., Russell, D. L., Norman, R. J., & Robker, R. L. (2010). Oocytes Exhibit Lipid Accumulation, Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress, Mitochondrial Dysfunction, and Apoptosis in Response to High Fat Diet. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 91). Milwaukee, WI: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS12009 Dunning, K. R., Cashman, K., Russell, D. L., Norman, R. N., & Robker, R. L. (2009). The Role of Beta-Oxidation During Oocyte Maturation and Embryo Development.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 54). Pittsburgh, PA: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2009 Ricciardelli, C., Frewin, K., Ingman, W., & Russell, D. L. (2009). Role of Adamts1 in mammary cancer growth and metastasis. In CLINICAL & EXPERIMENTAL METASTASIS Vol. 26 (pp. 922). SPRINGER. 2009 Sasseville, M., Nguyen, T. M., Ritter, L. J., Russell, D. L., & Gilchrist, R. B. (2009). Oocyte/GDF9 Regulation of Granulosa/Cumulus Cell Functions Requires EGF Receptor/MAPK3/1 Signaling.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 72). Pittsburgh, PA: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS22009 Russell, D. L., Gebhardt, K., Fed, D., Robker, R. L., & Lane, M. (2009). Novel Cumulus Cell Biomarkers of an Oocyte's Potential to Achieve Pregnancy. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 91). Pittsburgh, PA: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2008 Russell, D., Brown, H., Alvino, E., & Robker, R. (2008). Involvement of blood and lymphatic angiogenesis in folliculogenesis and ovulation. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 78 (pp. 79). Kona, HI: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
2008 Tam, K., Russell, D., Kind, K., & Thompson, J. (2008). Post hCG follicle differentiation in the mouse is associated with an increase in hypoxia inducible factor activity. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 78 (pp. 127). Kona, HI: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
2007 Dunning, K., Lane, M., Brown, H., Yeo, C., Thompson, J., Robker, R., & Russell, D. (2007). Altered cumulus oocyte matrix following in vitro maturation of oocytes.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 77 (pp. 199). San Antonio, TX: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS12007 Banwell, K. M., Lane, M., Russell, D. L., Kind, K. L., & Thompson, J. G. (2007). Oxygen concentration during <i>in vitro</i> maturation of murine oocytes influences subsequent fetal and placental outcomes. In REPRODUCTION FERTILITY AND DEVELOPMENT Vol. 19 (pp. 285). CSIRO PUBLISHING.
2006 Russell, D. L., Brown, H. M., Dunning, K. R., Pritchard, M. A., & Robker, R. L. (2006). Ovarian folliculogenesis and lymphangiogenesis are dependent on ECM remodelling by the protease ADAMTS-1.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 109). Univ Nebraska Med Ctr, Omaha, NE: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2005 Russell, D. L., Pritchard, M., & Brown, H. (2005). Oocyte ovulation and oviductal transport: The importance of extracellular, matrix and proteolytic activity in the cumulus complex.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION (pp. 110). Ctr Rech Biol Reproduct, Quebec City, CANADA: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS12005 Camp-Dotlic, E., Froiland, D., Kind, K., Irving-Rodgers, H., Thompson, J., & Russell, D. (2005). Murine HIF-1a localisation by immunohistochemistry in a mouse reproductive tissue. In Reproduction Fertility and Development Vol. 17 (pp. 129). C S I R O Publishing.
2005 Banwell, K., Lane, M., Russell, D., Kind, K., & Thompson, J. (2005). Oxygen concentration during in vitro maturation of murine oocytes affects blastocyst cell lineage. In Reproduction Fertility and Development Vol. 17 (pp. 91). C S I R O Publishing.
2005 Dunning, K., Yeo, C., & Russell, D. (2005). Altered matrix composition of cumulus oocyte complexes following in vitro maturation. In Reproduction Fertility and Development Vol. 17 (pp. 90). C S I R O Publishing.
2003 Robker, R. L., Smith, C. W., Norman, R. J., & Russell, D. L. (2003). Macrophage migration and luteal regression in ovaries of leukocyte adhesion molecule-deficient (ICAM-1-/-) mice.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 68 (pp. 307-308). CINCINNATI, OHIO: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2003 Russell, D. L., Doyle, K. M. H., Ochsner, S. A., Sandy, J. D., Pritchard, M., Mittaz-Crettol, L., & Richards, J. S. (2003). Localization, processing and function of ADAMTS-1 during ovulation.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 68 (pp. 212). CINCINNATI, OHIO: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2003 Doyle, K. M. H., Russell, D. L., & Richards, J. S. (2003). Analysis of an LH- and PR-regulated gene in ovulation: ADAMTS-1.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 68 (pp. 212). CINCINNATI, OHIO: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2002 Boerboom, D., Russell, D. L., Richards, J. S., & Sirois, J. (2002). Coordinated regulation of transcripts encoding ADAMTS-1 and progesterone receptor in equine preovulatory follicles.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 66 (pp. 131). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 2002 Russell, D. L., Kronenberg, F., Timms, K. M., McDermott, M. T., DeGrado, J., O'Neill, H. A., . . . Shattuck, D. M. (2002). Germline mutations in angiotensinogen associated with predisposition to type 1 diabetes.. In AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN GENETICS Vol. 71 (pp. 490). BALTIMORE, MD: CELL PRESS. 2001 Uwaifo, G. I., Nguyen, T. T., Russell, D. L., Nicholson, J. C., Keil, M. F., Goldhar, L., . . . Yanovski, J. A. (2001). Determinants of differences in insulin sensitivity, secretion and clearance of African American and Caucasian children. In OBESITY RESEARCH Vol. 9 (pp. 84S). NORTH AMER ASSOC STUDY OBESITY. 2001 Hunt, S. C., Abkevich, V., Hensel, C. H., Gutin, A., Neff, C. D., Russell, D. L., . . . Stone, S. (2001). Linkage of body mass index to chromosome 20 in Utah pedigrees. In OBESITY RESEARCH Vol. 9 (pp. 71S). NORTH AMER ASSOC STUDY OBESITY. 2001 Doyle, K. M. H., Russell, D. L., & Richards, J. S. (2001). Hormonal regulation of ADAMTS-1 in the rodent ovary.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 64 (pp. 290-291). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS22000 Espey, L. L., Yoshioka, S., Russell, D., Ujioka, T., Vladu, B., Skelsey, M., . . . Richards, J. A. S. (2000). Characterization of ovarian carbonyl reductase gene expression during ovulation in the gonadotropin-primed immature rat. In Biology of Reproduction Vol. 62 (pp. 390-397). PORTLAND, OREGON: SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
Scopus37 WoS32 Europe PMC202000 Nicholson, J. C., McDuffie, J. R., Russell, D. L., Boyce, K. A., McCann, S., Michael, M., . . . Yanovski, J. A. (2000). Body composition by air displacement plethysmography in African American and Caucasian children. In OBESITY RESEARCH Vol. 8 (pp. 37S). NORTH AMER ASSOC STUDY OBESITY. 1999 Richards, J. A., Robker, R. L., & Russell, D. L. (1999). Ovulation: A multi-gene, multi-step process.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 60 (pp. 87-88). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 1999 Yoshioka, S., Russell, D., Fujii, S., Richards, J. A. S., & Espey, L. L. (1999). Ovarian expression of a metalloproteinase-disintegrin family protein during ovulation in the PMSG-primed immature rat model.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 60 (pp. 215). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS11998 Richards, J. A. S., Russell, D. L., Robker, R. L., Dajee, M., & Alliston, T. N. (1998). Molecular mechanisms of ovulation and luteinization. In Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology Vol. 145 (pp. 47-54). AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS: ELSEVIER IRELAND LTD.
Scopus197 WoS176 Europe PMC1121997 Russell, D. L., & Richards, J. S. (1997). Causes of infertility in mice with targeted deletion of the PGS-2 gene.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 56 (pp. 382). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION.
WoS41996 Russell, D. L., & Richards, J. S. (1996). Prolactin signaling in the ovary: Activation and binding of STATs to the IL-6RE of the alpha 2-macroglobulin promoter.. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 54 (pp. 182). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 1996 Selstan, G., Russell, D. L., & Richards, J. S. (1996). Differential activation of stat factors and expression of alpha 2macroglobulin by prolactin in pseudopregnant and pregnant rat ovaries. In BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION Vol. 54 (pp. 181). SOC STUDY REPRODUCTION. 1994 FINDLAY, J. K., SHUKOVSKI, L., & RUSSELL, D. L. (1994). THE ROLES OF INHIBIN, ACTIVIN AND FOLLISTATIN IN FOLLICULOGENESIS AND OVULATION. In H. G. Burger, J. Findlay, D. Robertson, D. DeKretser, & F. Petraglia (Eds.), INHIBIN AND INHIBIN-RELATED PROTEINS Vol. 3 (pp. 145-161). SIENA, ITALY: ARES-SERONO SYMPOSIA PUBLICATIONS. 1990 JOHNSTON, R. E., DAVIS, N. L., POLO, J. M., RUSSELL, D. L., PENCE, D. F., MEYER, W. J., . . . SMITH, J. F. (1990). STUDIES OF ALPHAVIRUS VIRULENCE USING FULL-LENGTH CLONES OF SINDBIS AND VENEZUELAN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUSES. In M. A. BRINTON, & F. X. HEINZ (Eds.), NEW ASPECTS OF POSITIVE-STRAND RNA VIRUSES (pp. 334-339). VIENNA, AUSTRIA: AMER SOC MICROBIOLOGY.
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Preprint
Year Citation 2023 Allen, T., Roennfeldt, A., Reckdharajkumar, M., Liu, M., Quinn, R., Russell, D., . . . Bersten, D. (2023). dFLASH; dual FLuorescent transcription factor Activity Sensor for Histone integrated live-cell reporting and high-content screening.
Current National and International Research Support
- 2019-2021. New safer contraceptives that block ovulation
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation - Grand Challenge Research Grants. Phase II. CIA - 2019-2022. Regulation of oocyte maturation and female fertility by functional non-coding RNA.
NHMRC - Project Grants. CIA - 2017-2019. New safer contraceptives that block ovulation
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation - Grand Challenge Research Grants. Phase I. CIA - 2018-2020. Why is there an increased risk of severe adverse perinatal outcomes after the use of clomiphene citrate for infertility treatment?
NHMRC - Project Grants. CIF - 2018-2020. Antioxidant enzymes counter reactive oxygen species from steroidogenic cytochrome P450 enzymes in the ovary to limit aneuploidy of embryos.
NHMRC - Project Grants. AI - 2017-2020. Re-energising the preimplantation embryo to extend lifetime health
NHMRC - Project Grants CIC - 2016-2021. Molecular control of female fertility and cancer.
Research Fellowships. CIA
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Current Higher Degree by Research Supervision (University of Adelaide)
Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name 2022 Principal Supervisor Discovering newer safer non-hormonal contraceptives for women Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Minnu Jayapal 2022 Co-Supervisor Developing cell-based screening systems to identify small molecule inhibitors of the hypoxic signalling protein FIH, and to investigate the signalling pathways of ovulation. Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Alison Elizabeth Roennfeldt 2020 Co-Supervisor Understanding Ovulation: The Regulatory Roles of Progesterone Receptor in Granulosa Cells Essential to Female Fertility. Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Kirsten Mary Smith 2020 Co-Supervisor Meiotic Drive and Chromosome Segregation Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Feng Tang -
Past Higher Degree by Research Supervision (University of Adelaide)
Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name 2021 - 2024 Co-Supervisor Steroidogenesis, Reactive Oxygen Species and Female Reproduction Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Feng Tang 2019 - 2022 Co-Supervisor Proteins as Therapeutic Targets in Ovulation, Cancer and Antibiotic Resistance Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Rouven Becker 2017 - 2021 Co-Supervisor Mitochondrial Function Regulates Telomere Elongation during Embryogenesis Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Yasmyn Ellaynah Winstanley 2017 - 2023 Co-Supervisor The effects of the drug BGP-15 on metabolic processes altered by advancing age and oxidative stress on murine fertility Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr David Thomas Kennedy 2016 - 2020 Principal Supervisor The Molecular Mechanism of Progesterone Receptor in Regulating Gene Expression in Mouse Granulosa Cells during Ovulation Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Dr Doan Thao Dinh 2011 - 2013 Co-Supervisor The Role of Nuclear Progesterone Receptor (PGR) in Regulating Gene Expression, Morphology and Function in the Ovary and Oviduct during the Periovulatory Period Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Lisa Akison 2009 - 2014 Principal Supervisor Adamts1 is a promoter of metastatic cell behaviour in mammary cancer cells Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Izza Maria Doreen De Arao Tan 2009 - 2012 Co-Supervisor The Role of the Hexosamine Biosynthesis Pathway and Beta-O-Linked Glycosylation in Determining Oocyte Developmental Competence Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Laura Frank 2008 - 2009 Principal Supervisor Characterisation of the Development and Hormonal Regulation of the Ovarian Lymphatic Vasculature Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Prof Hannah Brown 2008 - 2010 Principal Supervisor Identification of Molecular Markers of Pregnancy Success for Assisted Reproduction Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Kathryn Gebhardt 2008 - 2011 Co-Supervisor The Role of the Cumulus Oocyte Complex During Ovulation Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Dr Emily Alvino 2007 - 2010 Co-Supervisor The Role of Hypoxia Inducible Factors in Regulating Ovarian Function Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Kimberley Tam 2006 - 2010 Co-Supervisor Determination of Non-Invasive Viability Markers for Human Embryos in In Vitro Fertilization Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Ms Deanne Kate Inglis 2005 - 2008 Principal Supervisor Functional Characterisation of the Cumulus Oocyte Matrix During Maturation of Oocytes Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time APrf Kylie Dunning
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Board Memberships
Date Role Board name Institution name Country 2018 - 2021 Director Society for the Study of Reproduction Board of Directors Society for the Study of Reproduction United States -
Committee Memberships
Date Role Committee Institution Country 2016 - ongoing Member AMS Research Committee University of Adelaide Australia 2015 - ongoing Member Robinson Research Institute Executive Council Robinson Research Institute Australia
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