James Cross, DVM PhD FCAHS FRSC
Areas of Research
Developmental and reproductive biology
My research team studies the molecular basis of early development processes using a combination of transgenic and knockout mice, biochemical and cell culture approaches. The group focuses on formation of the placenta and cardiovascular systems which are the first organs to develop in mammalian embryos and commonly associated with early pregnancy failures in humans and animals.
My research team studies the molecular basis of early development processes using a combination of transgenic and knockout mice, biochemical and cell culture approaches. The group focuses on formation of the placenta and cardiovascular systems which are the first organs to develop in mammalian embryos and commonly associated with early pregnancy failures in humans and animals.
Supervising degrees
Medical Science Masters: Unavailable
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Masters: Unavailable
Medical Science Doctoral: Unavailable
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Doctoral: Unavailable
Veterinary Medicine Masters: Unavailable
Veterinary Medicine Doctoral: Unavailable
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