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Brunel University Public Lecture : Fertility in the 21st Century : The Fertile Years & Biochemical Pathways to Fertility
19-10-2022 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
The content of this series unpacks the latest research on the complex and sometimes difficult journeys of ‘Fertility in the 21st Century’. For support relating to involuntary childlessness, Gateway Women is a global friendship, support and advocacy network for childless women.
Join our Fertility in the 21st Century public lecture series as we consider the latest social, cultural, and scientific developments around fertility.
- What do we know about the biological window?
- How do chemical environments impact our chances of becoming a parent?
- What are the misconceptions about conception?
The Fertile Years & Biochemical Pathways to Fertility
In this special two-part launch of the series, Prof Joanna Bridger & Dr Sabrina Tosi will explore The Fertile Years. This series opener offers a biological perspective of how eggs and sperm are made, the wonders of what happens when they meet at conception, how implantation occurs; and the impact age and alternative remedies have on these processes.
Dr Manos Karteris and Prof Amanda Harvey will then offer a biochemical view of the molecules, vitamins, hormones and pathways that lead to fertility, those that can be used to enhance fertility and protect the health of a developing foetus.
Prof Joanna Bridger, Dr Sabrina Tosi, Dr Manos Karteris and Prof Amanda Harvey
Centre for Genome Engineering and Maintenance (CenGEM), Brunel University London