Dr Rosie Morley
Dr Rosie Morley is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews, having originally joined the publication under the auspices of its writing scheme. She obtained her PhD from University College London, after working at the Medical Research Council's National Institute for Medical Research. Her research, conducted in the laboratory of Dr David Wilkinson, focused on the interactions between cells which help to shape developing vertebrate brain. Previously she studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where she continued to work after completing her degree, investigating transcriptional networks underlying zebrafish embryo development. She has also worked as a research assistant in the laboratory of Dr Fiona Wardle, at King's College London's John Randall Division of Cell and Molecular Biophysics.
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| 20 May 2013 - by |
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Embryonic stem cells have been created from human skin cells for the first time by US scientists using a cloning technique... [Read More] |
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| 18 March 2013 - by |
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For the first time, teeth have been grown from human gum cells, in combination with stem cells from mouse embryos... [Read More] |
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| 26 November 2012 - by |
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An Argentinian woman has given birth to twins after IVF treatment using eggs that had been frozen for 12 years... [Read More] |
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Survey highlights growing trend to late motherhood and 'emotional infertility' |
| 10 September 2012 - by |
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Less than a fifth of women worry about being too old to have children, according to a recent survey by Red magazine.... [Read More] |
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Gene therapy nears approval as European regulator makes recommendation |
| 30 July 2012 - by |
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The European Medicines Agency has recommended European Union market approval for a gene therapy, Glybera, to treat patients with severe cases of a rare genetic condition called lipoprotein lipase deficiency... [Read More] |
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Sperm-production gene could hold the key to developing a male pill |
| 28 May 2012 - by |
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A non-hormonal male contraceptive pill could be developed by blocking a newly identified gene involved in the final stages of sperm production, according to scientists... [Read More] |
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| 16 April 2012 - by |
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The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has launched a new strategy to increase awareness of egg and sperm donation and to improve the care of donors. It aims to address perceived obstacles to donor recruitment aired during its consultation on gamete donation last year.... [Read More] |
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| 26 March 2012 - by |
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Faulty genetic mechanisms particularly active in early life may lead to people developing autism, research suggests... [Read More] |
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Nine NHS primary care trusts (PCTs) have introduced restrictions to IVF treatment for patients who smoke or are overweight... [Read More] |
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One percent of human genes 'can be shut down without causing serious disease' |
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Twenty completely inactive genes have been identified by scientist studying so called 'loss of function' mutations in the human genome... [Read More] |
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