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he held the Hall Professor of Molecular Medicine Chair at the Kansas University Medical Center where he continued his career long interests in biomedical imaging and oocyte and embryo development

Shapiro received his OB-GYN residency training at the Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia and his REI training at the University of Connecticut in Farmington

and he also published on demonstrating the presence of specific uterine glycoproteins suggesting bidirectional signalling

The Germline and the Environment AI she enjoys sharing her loveThe Germline and the Environment PROFESSOR PAT HUNT Patricia Hunt is the Meyer Distinguished Professor in the School of Molecular Biosciences at Washington State University, Pullman, WA. She started her research career studying human chromosome abnormalities. Her goal was to understand the high incidence of chromosomally abnormal eggs produced by human females and why the incidence is so strongly impacted by advancing maternal age. She remains