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Moira O'Bryan graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1994, after which she was awarded an Andrew Mellon Foundation Fellowship to work at arguably the leading academic institute in the world for contraceptive development, The Population Council in New York.
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Moira O'Bryan is a professor and Dean of the Faculty of Science. The focus of Dr O'Bryan's research encompasses sperm development and function, genetic and environmental causes of human infertility, contraception and the implications for 'reproductive' proteins on health broadly.
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Prof. Moira O'Bryan - Dean of Science Old Geology Building (Building 155) The University of Melbourne Royal Parade Victoria 3010 email: [email protected] . Executive Assistant - Liliana Mendes email: [email protected] phone: +61390353011. Male Infertility and Germ Cell Biology laboratory. Projects; Publications;
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Title: Investigating the role of a novel gene in spermatogenesis and male fertility. Location: Bio21 Institute Supervisors: Dr. Brendan Houston, Prof. Moira O'Bryan Contact: [email protected] Project type: Hons, MSc or PhD project Background and Project Description. Male infertility is a common condition that affects at least 7% of men and is often caused by genetic factors.
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Prof. Moira O'Bryan Email [email protected] Google Scholar Website Website Research interests Male infertility and germ cell biology My lab researches the key mechanisms required for male germ cell development, the aetiology of human male infertility and the interplay between fertility and health.
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' Professor Moira O'Bryan [00:02:15] As you've mentioned, Andrology is the study of male reproductive health, so you can think of it as the male equivalent of gynaecology for women. And while certainly a specialised area, I'd argue it's a field of broad relevance, including to medicine, where of course male infertility is extremely common and we need more contraceptive options.
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Dr Moira O'Bryan, despite her youth, has already made a major contribution in the area of molecular reproduction and endocrinology. She started her career at St Vincent's Hospital, in Fitzroy, Melbourne, working on the characterisation of an immune regulator in the male reproductive tract, and its effect on infertility.