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Green, Mark

A/Prof Mark Green

Reproductive Biologist; University of Melbourne & Deputy Scientific Director Research
Associate Professor Mark Green is a reproductive biologist and group leader at the University of Melbourne and a Fellow of the Society for Reproductive Biology. Following his PhD in the UK, he held postdoctoral positions in the USA and NZ before moving to Australia. His lab focuses on identifying how environmental factors, especially emerging contaminants and endocrine disrupting chemicals, impact hormone concentrations, gamete and embryo development that underpin the growing incidence of infertility and reproductive disorders in humans and wildlife.

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