Precision Medicine in Reproduction: Time for Prediction and Prevention TESE she rejoined the Biology of

she rejoined the Biology of the Testis research team as a PhD student investigating how a testicular tissue biopsy procedure performed at young age for fertility preservation may affect the pubertal development and fertility of cancer patients and Klinefelter Syndrome patients

and provides a specialist endocrinology service to the Edinburgh Gender Identify Clinic

He pioneered the theory that the sperm activates the oocyte by introducing a soluble sperm protein after gamete fusion

HCLD is the Corporate Laboratory Director of the CCRM IVF Laboratory Network

where his work on human embryo culture conditions revolutionised how human IVF is performed today with the introduction of blastocyst transfer

Precision Medicine in Reproduction: Time for Prediction and Prevention TESE she rejoined the Biology ofPrecision Medicine in Reproduction: Time for Prediction and Prevention Dr Helen ONeill, UK Dr Helen ONeill is a lecturer in Reproductive and Molecular Genetics and Director for the MSc in Reproductive Science and Womens Health at the Institute for Womens Health, University College London (UCL). Her research focusses on preimplantation embryo development and the use of genome editing to assess understanding and treatment of disorders of infertility. Dr