Centre for reproductive biology in Uppsala (CRU)
The Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU) is a joint body between SLU and Uppsala University. CRU is a network of scientists working in the field of reproductive biology.
Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU)
The Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU) is a joint body between the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Uppsala University. CRU is a network of scientists working in the
CRU Seminar: "Toxicology and Risk Assessment”
cru@slu.se Welcome to this CRU Seminar with invited speaker Prof Sezgin Gunes. Prof Sezgin Gunes is an academic at Ondokuz Mayis University, Turkiye, where she teaches medical biology and genetics
CRU members
The Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU) is a joint body between the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Uppsala University. All full members are employed by one of the
CRU Webinar: ”Milk pregnancy-associated glycoproteins as indicators of pregnancy maintenance in dairy cattle”
Patricia Ask Gullstrand, PhD student at the Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, SLU, presented her work ”Milk pregnancy-associated glycoproteins as indicators of pregnancy maintenance in
CRU Webinar: “Virus and bacteria in commercial boar semen”
PhD student Hedvig Stenberg at the Department of Biomedical Science and Veterinary Public Health; Virology unit at SLU, Uppsala, presented her work “Virus and bacteria in commercial boar semen”. Time
CRU Webinar: "The effect of drugs and other chemicals on embryonic cardiac function in a rat model"
cru@slu.se Welcome to this CRU Webinar with invited speaker Assoc Prof Helen Ritchie. Assoc Prof Helen Ritchie is an academic at The University of Sydney, Australia, where she teaches anatomy. Her
CRU Webinar: ”Identification of bull semen microbiota and possible alternatives for antibiotics in semen extender”
cru@slu.se Welcome to this CRU Webinar where Aleksandar Cojkic, PhD student at the Department of Clinical Sciences, SLU, will present his work ”Identification of bull semen microbiota and possible
CRU activities
CRU's main function is to increase the knowledge on reproduction in animals and humans by applying a comprehensive view on reproductive biology. To arrange conferences, seminars, workshops and
best publication
The Board of the Centre for Reproductive biology in Uppsala (CRU) has decided to establish a prize for the best scientific peer-reviewed article published by a CRU member within any area of
Seed money for reproductive biology research
To strengthen Uppsala’s research network within reproductive biology, CRU has offered seed money for reproductive biology research. The Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU) is a joint
Quantifying the transgenerational impact
A project funded by CRU seed money in 2022. Applicants John Lees, Uppsala University and Jane Morrell, SLU. Abstract How biological information is transferred from parent to offspring has been a
Transgenerational epigenomic
A project funded by CRU seed money in 2022. Applicants Fábio Pértille (UU) and Parisa Norouzitallab (SLU). Abstract Recent research has shown that environmental stimuli can affect exposed individuals