Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research
@Loke_CTR
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Born in 2007 the Loke CTR (part of Cambridge University) has established itself as a global centre of excellence for placental research.
Joined April 2019
#announcement please share 📢 Annual Meeting 2025 'The Placenta at Term' registration live Applications open for Placental Biology Course, in-person, in Cambridge this September 25 places, application deadline 21 March!
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Thanks to the efforts of @busma_butt and team the Loke CTR are thrilled to announce their achievement of LEAF bronze award for laboratory sustainability and efficiency! Find out more about LEAF
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RT @Cambridge_Uni: Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! 👩🏿🚀🧑🔬👩🏽🔬🥼🧬 We're so proud of all the women and girls at Cambr…
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RT @Co_Biologists: Our latest extraordinary biologist is Sarah Bray, Chair of our Board of Directors. To learn more about Sarah's role and…
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Last week @MargaridaMCM joined us to present her talk 'The evolution of new cell types and organs: the view from the placenta' for the first seminar of our series for 2025, thank you Margarida!
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RT @matteomolelab: Introducing our research team at the Molè Lab! 🔬 We're pioneering embryo implantation techniques to improve IVF success…
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RT @YEN_community: For more information about our speakers check out our post on The Node: We also thank Christoph…
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RT @PrenatalTherapy: We are recruiting to this important study @UCLH @UCLHresearch @UCL_IfWH @ucl. Please retweet. Do contact the team if y…
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RT @TheMilnerInst: 📣 Milner Consortium Call Are you an academic at @Cambridge_Uni, @sangerinstitute or @BabrahamInst? Do you have an idea…
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RT @boroviak_lab: Curious embryo fact 23/25 The African elephant has the longest gestation period of any land mammal. It lasts an incredi…
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RT @Cam_Repro: 'Why do people have children?' Join us for interdisciplinary dialogue, flash talks and networking at our next Forum 12 Mar…
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RT @BrancoLab: We are hiring! 3-year BBSRC-funded postdoc position available. TEs, epigenetics, pregnancy: if you love one or more of these…
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RT @DrWenTong: Our new paper on placental mitochondrial adaptation to gestational hypoxia is now published in @JPhysiol @Giussani_La…
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RT @PrenatalTherapy: 4 year NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer in Obstetrics & Gynaecology now recruiting @UCL_IfWH @ucl @uclh ST5/6 with MRCO…
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RT @boroviak_lab: Curious embryo fact 22/25 Placentation strategies are highly variable amongst species. Ruminants, such as cattle, sheep…
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⏰Only 10 days to go to apply!
Ready to take your next step in research independence? We are accepting applications for the Loke CTR Next Generation Fellowship in reproductive and placental biology. Find out more about our 3-year fellowship at Please spread the word in your networks!
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RT @boroviak_lab: Curious embryo fact 20/25 In marsupials, such as kangaroo, koala and wombat, the embryo does not contain an inner cell m…
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🌍 Exciting News from the Society for Reproduction and Fertility! 🌟 We're thrilled to introduce our first educational e-book: "Reproduction in a Changing World". 📥 Download it now for FREE and stay informed about the fascinating world of reproduction!
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RT @cw_hanna: Excited to share our recent work in @CellStemCell, led by @GeorgiaL38395, characterising determinants of DNA methylation patt…
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RT @GeorgiaL38395: So happy to share my first lead author paper! We characterised DNA methylation patterning in human trophoblast stem cell…
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