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It is increasingly clear that the placenta is pivotal to pregnancy success in women, agricultural species and all other viviparous species. Poor placental trophoblast invasion and impaired placental function are implicated in a continuum of human pregnancy complications. In agricultural species poor placental efficiency reduces birth weight and survival. This meeting will highlight cutting edge placental research from around the world. More… Keynote SpeakersMarilyn Renfree, Ian Potter Professor of Zoology, University of Melbourne, Australia Symposium SpeakersVicki Clifton, Associate Professor in Placental Immunology, University of Adelaide, Australia NIH Senior Researcher AwardKent Thornburg, Director, Heart Research Center, Oregon Health and Science University, USA Trophoblast Research AwardTamara Tilburgs, The Netherlands |
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