Vicki L. Clifton
Professorial Research Fellow
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Vicki L. Clifton is a Professorial Research Fellow at Mater Medical Research Institute in Australia. Her research primarily focuses on placental function and its impact on fetal development, with recent studies exploring topics such as glucocorticoid signaling pathways, placental elastography, and the effects of maternal diet on fetal health. Clifton's work contributes to a deeper understanding of sex-specific responses in placental biology and fetal growth restrictions.
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Steven M McPhail
Queensland University of Technology
Karen M. Moritz
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David Ellwood
Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Griffith University Griffith Health
Barnaby J. Dixson
University of Queensland
Brigid Gillespie
Professor
Griffith University
Melanie D Smith
Flinders University
Hannah Carter
Queensland University of Technology
michael stark
Medical Unit Head
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Claire Roberts
Flinders University
Ashley Meakin
University of South Australia
Stacey Ellery
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Wendy Chaboyer
Professor
Griffith University
Christopher Edwards
Queensland University of Technology
Michael Wiese
University of South Australia
Sailesh Kumar
Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Mater Medical Research Institute
James Cuffe
Lecturer
University of Queensland
Brenda Gannon
University of Queensland
Davide Fontanarosa
Queensland University of Technology
Olivia Holland
Griffith University
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Cameron Hurst
Charles Darwin University
Janna Morrison
University of South Australia
Adam Wagner
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