Lauren Alesi Anatomy & Developmental Biology Monash University Biography Publications Institution JoVE Articles Lauren Alesi Lauren Alesi is a PhD candidate in the Ovarian Biology Laboratory at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, within the department ofAnatomy and Developmental Biology at Monash University. She completed her undergraduate studies atMonash University, receiving her Bachelor of Science (Honours) in 2019. This ignited her passion for research and motivated herto pursue her doctoral studies.Lauren has a keen interest in female reproductive biology and fertility. Broadly, her current research centres on characterising the impact of cancer therapies on reproductive function and fertility, and using this information to inform the development of new fertility preservation strategies. Specifically, her PhD project focusses on testing a new pharmaceutical fertility preservation technique to prevent chemotherapy-induced infertility using a mouse model. She hopes that this technique could be the first to simultaneously preserve fertility and prevent premature menopause from occurring, whilst also providing both ovarian and uterine protection against chemotherapy-induced damage. A pharmaceutical option such as this would revolutionise the landscape of fertility preservation for young women with cancer. Publications Yetişkin Fare Yumurtalıklarında Doğru Folikül Numaralandırması Amy L. Winship1, Urooza C. Sarma1, Lauren R. Alesi1, Karla J. Hutt1 1Development and Stem Cells Program, Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, and Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, Monash University JoVE 61782 Developmental Biology
Yetişkin Fare Yumurtalıklarında Doğru Folikül Numaralandırması Amy L. Winship1, Urooza C. Sarma1, Lauren R. Alesi1, Karla J. Hutt1 1Development and Stem Cells Program, Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute, and Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, Monash University JoVE 61782 Developmental Biology