Hilary Critchley (Affiliate)
Endometrial Biology and Menstrual Related Bleeding Complaints
Research Programme
People |
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Hilary Critchley |
Principal Investigator and Professor of Reproductive Medicine |
Dr Jackie Maybin | Clinical Lecturer |
Dr Alison Murray | Postdoctoral Associate |
Catherine Murray | Clinical Research Nurse |
Dr Moira Nicol | Senior Research Assistant |
Sharon McPherson | Clinical Research Nurse |
Sheila Milne | PA |
Kate Walker | Research Assistant |
Contact
Research Secretary: twhite2@ed.ac.uk
Collaborations
Local
- Professor Jeff Pollard, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Philippa Saunders, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Brian Walker, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Andrew Horne, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Neil Roberts, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Karen Chapman, University of Edinburgh
- Professor Bruno Peault, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Ailsa Gebbie, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Pamela Warner, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Chris Weir, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Scott Semple, University of Edinburgh
- Dr Nik Hirani, University of Edinburgh
National
- Professor Mary Ann Lumsden, University of Glasgow
- Professor Ashley Moffett, University of Cambridge
- Professor Siladitya Bhattacharya University of Aberdeen
- Dr Justin Clark, University of Birmingham
- Dr Dharani Hapangama, University of Liverpool
International
- Professor Peter Rogers, University of Melbourne, Australia
- Professor Martha Hickey, University of Melbourne, Australia
- Professor Ian Fraser, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
- Professor Mac Munro, UCLA, Los Angeles, USA)
- Dr Ov Slayden, Oregon National Primate Research Center, Portland, USA
- Professor Carlos Simon, University of Valencia, Spain)
- Professor Felice Petraglia, University of Siena, Italy
- Dr Steve Yellon, Loma Linda University, USA
Partners and Funders
- Medical Research Council
- MRC/NIHR Efficacy Mechanisms Evaluation (EME Programme)
- Bayer Pharma AG – research collaboration
Scientific Themes
Mechanisms regulating endometrial/menstrual bleeding; endocrine-immune interactions in the endometrium; development of murine models for menstruation; mechanisms involved with uterine bleeding in association with uterine fibroids.
Technology Expertise
Endometrial histology; standard molecular cellular techniques; murine models of menstruation.