Luba Sominsky

Senior Lecturer

Deakin University

Australia

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Paul Wright

Associate Professor

RMIT University Bundoora Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Kylie M Quinn

AUSTRALIA

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Laurence Macia

Professor of Immunology

The University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine and Health

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Alita Soch

Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health

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Sarah Spencer

RMIT University

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Luba Sominsky

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Pre-pregnancy obesity is associated with greater systemic inflammation and increased risk of antenatal depression

Inhibiting microglia exacerbates the early effects of cuprizone in males in a rat model of multiple sclerosis, with no effect in females

Long-term role of neonatal microglia and monocytes in ovarian health

Inflammation and Nitro-oxidative Stress as Drivers of Endocannabinoid System Aberrations in Mood Disorders and Schizophrenia.

Erratum to: Xavier et al. high maternal omega-3 supplementation dysregulates body weight and leptin in newborn male and female rats: Implications for hypothalamic developmental programming. nutrients 2021, 13, 89

High maternal omega-3 supplementation dysregulates body weight and leptin in newborn male and female rats: Implications for hypothalamic developmental programming

Maternal diet before and during pregnancy modulates microglial activation and neurogenesis in the postpartum rat brain

Monocyte perturbation modulates the ovarian response to an immune challenge

Ovarian follicles are resistant to monocyte perturbations-implications for ovarian health with immune disruption†.

The maternal gut microbiome during pregnancy and offspring allergy and asthma.

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Paul Wright

Kylie M Quinn

Laurence Macia

Alita Soch

Sarah Spencer

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