Research Group Overview The Immunohaematology Research group investigates signalling pathways that control homeostasis and function of blood and immune cells in health and disease. Specific Immunohaematology lab research interests include…… Read more
Inflammation is the driver of most newborn disease, particularly in preterm babies. Early diagnosis of the underlying cause of inflammation in newborns is difficult and there are limited safe and…… Read more
Overview This innovative new group led by Dr Mukherjee focuses on Women’s health, specifically in addressing the inadequacies in biomaterials for reconstructive surgery for disorders such as pelvic organ prolapse…… Read more
…EV from eMSC for therapeutic use and in endometriosis as a non-invasive diagnostic biomarker and potential therapeutic target. She is skilled in cellular and molecular biology, RNA sequencing, proteomics, bioinformatics…… Read more
…had endometriosis, which had caused her appendix to become stuck to her abdominal wall. “When the surgeon confirmed that I had endometriosis, I cried because I was so relieved to…… Read more
…more Kat’s endo journey For years, Kat was told by doctors she might never have children due to severe endometriosis. Kat underwent two surgeries to remove endometriosis. Within a year, Kat and…… Read more
…TLR research network (TLROZ), and are involved in several national and international collaborations, such as the Australian Inflammation Cent + Read more Diseases we research Antimicrobial resistance COVID-19 Endometriosis Gastroenteritis…… Read more
…a result of endometriosis. Now, as an ambassador with Endometriosis Australia, Sarah Maree is raising awareness of this debilitating disease and the need for research. Sarah Maree was diagnosed with…… Read more
…ENDOMETRIOSIS: A condition affecting an estimated 1 in 10 women of reproductive age. Endometriosis occurs when tissue that normally lines the uterus is found outside of it, usually in the…… Read more
…subset of ovarian cancer. A simpler, faster endometriosis diagnosis is much closer. Nearly 1 million Australians (1 in 7 people assigned female at birth) are living with endometriosis – making…… Read more
