skip to content
 

Aim

The goal of the Loke CTR Journal Club is to discuss cutting edge research articles focusing on the cellular and molecular biology of placental development and function, not only in humans but also in model organisms and cell culture systems. This includes the following topics: epigenetic regulation, lineage specification, implantation, trophoblast differentiation, placental structure and function, and maternal-fetal interactions during pregnancy.

The journal club provides Loke CTR members and other researchers alike with a friendly environment to familiarize themselves with the current literature, to critique experimental design and to have informal discussions about the "Big Picture" regarding the biology of the trophoblast lineage, the placenta and pregnancy.

We are moving the venue online! Everyone is welcome to attend the Loke CTR journal club. You do not need to be a member. 

 

Loke CTR journal club schedule

How does the journal club work?

Who can join the discussion?

 

Contact

If you have any questions, please contact Priscilla Day-Walsh (pw516@cam.ac.uk) or Andreea Cristian (adc90@cam.ac.uk)