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The role of PRC2 in female reproduction
thesis
posted on 2022-08-11, 06:39authored byELLEN GRACE JARRED
The remarkable process of reproduction and formation of a healthy baby starts with an egg and sperm. While the egg transmits the mother’s genes to her children, it also provides non-genetic (epigenetic) instructions critical for offspring health. Incredibly, while epigenetic instructions are established in every egg, this process remains poorly understood. Moreover, while the ovary regulates a woman’s fertility, physiology and health, epigenetic regulation of ovary formation is also poorly understood. My thesis explored how epigenetics regulate ovary formation and growth of an egg with all the instructions required for offspring development, providing new insights into female reproductive health, fertility and disease inheritance.
History
Principal supervisor
Patrick Stephen Western
Additional supervisor 1
Jessica Stringer
Additional supervisor 2
Te-sha Tsai
Year of Award
2022
Department, School or Centre
Central Clinical School
Additional Institution or Organisation
Molecular and Translational Science (Hudson Institute)