Research in the Laboratory of Reproductive Biology

​Girls and young women suffering from a malignant disease that requires treatment with chemo- and/or radiotherapy are at risk of losing fertility. ​

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​Laboratory of Reproductive Biology specializes in human reproductive physiology in a broader context and in particular human ovarian physiology and reproductive endocrinology. This includes detailed knowledge on follicular growth and development, fertility preservation by cryopreservation of human ovarian and testicular tissue, assisted reproduction and culture of human embryonic stem cells.

Laboratory of Reproductive Biology is headed by Professor Claus Yding Andersen. The laboratory employs 15 people, four post doc, two laboratory technician, two PhD students and a Master student.