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The UCSF/UC Berkeley Male Reproductive Biology group is devoted to enhancing patient care and research excellence by delving into key male reproductive mechanisms and translating them into clinical interventions. Research areas include spermatogenesis, infertility, epidemiology, fertility preservation, clinical trials, and tissue banking. Directors and fellowship opportunities available. Grant funding sources include R01 grants.
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Mission Statement • The UCSF/UC Berkeley Male Reproductive Biology group is committed to advancing excellence in patient care and research. This highly collaborative research group seeks to: • Understand basic mechanisms of male reproduction • Translate knowledge of basic male reproductive mechanisms into clinical diagnostic and therapeutic male infertility interventions.
Spermatogenesis and Stem Cell Biology • Research Goals • Director, Nam Tran
Sperm Molecular Biology • Research Goals • Director, Polina Lishko
Genetics of Male Infertility • Research Goals • Director, Shweta Choudhry
Epidemiology and Geospatial Modeling • Population-based male reproductive research • Director: To be determined
Fertility Preservation • To understand the effect of cancer and cancer treatment on male reproduction • To identify barriers to fertility preservation • To understand how desire for fertility affects cancer treatment decisions • To identify means to improve fertility preservation • Director, James Smith
Clinical Trials • TKI and male reproduction • To measure the effect of Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors on male reproductive function
Male Reproductive Tissue Bank • Surgical tissue • Testicle: normal and abnormal • Epididymis • Vas deferens • Seminal vesicle • Semen samples • Serum • Clinical correlates • Directors: James Smith and Shweta Choudhry
Molecular Biology Post-Doctoral Fellowship • Director, Polina Lishko
Spermatogenesis Post-Doctoral Fellowship • Director, Nam Tran
Grant Funding • R01- Fatty acid regulation of ion channels • UCSF RAP-TKI and male reproduction • R01-Seminal vesicle function and HIV
Administrative • Imelda Tenggara-Research coordinator • Fertility Preservation Clinical Research Coordinator • Fertility Preservation Contact