Genetics, assisted reproduction technologies, and the environment: Science Cafe 2019 explores health-related research in lay-friendly language. Reproduction and infertility are the focus of the 2019...
The OHSU Brain Institute Annual Forum is an opportunity for the OHSU neuroscience community to come together, learn about current research and network with new and established colleagues. This year,...
There is new hope that kids at risk of medically induced infertility may reproduce as adults. In a first, researchers have reported in a non-human primate model that immature testicular tissue can...
A new study in nonhuman primates finds abnormal embryos can result in successful in vitro fertilization. The chromosomal abnormality aneuploidy, in which cells have more or fewer than 46...
The 2019 Oregon National Primate Research Center Scientific Symposium features keynote speakers and OHSU scientists on panels covering the latest neuroscience advances in four topics:...
Neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis, or Batten disease, is a rare, fatal class of inherited disorders of the nervous system. OHSU investigators have been at the forefront in developing treatment...
A multidisciplinary team of veterinarians and scientists at the Oregon National Primate Research Center has identified the first non-human primate model of neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis, a broad...
Physician-scientist Cynthia (Cindy) McEvoy, M.D., M.C.R., (above right), is professor of pediatrics, Division of Neonatology, OHSU School of Medicine, and faculty in the school’s Graduate Program...
The 2017 Annual Oregon National Primate Research Center Scientific Symposium is being hosted by the Division of Reproductive & Developmental Sciences. The symposium’s three hot topics are...
Individuals should have the opportunity to have the number of children they want—that is the dogma of the laboratory of Jon Hennebold, Ph.D. To make that possible, Hennebold, chief of...