Centre for reproductive biology in Uppsala (CRU)

Perfluorinated alkyl acids (PFAA) are broadly used in industrial products such as surfactants, fluorinated polymers, coatings or fire-resistant foams. They are extremely persistent and have globally

CRU's main function is to increase the knowledge on reproduction in animals and humans by applying a comprehensive view on reproductive biology. To arrange conferences, seminars, workshops and

The Centre for Reproductive Biology in Uppsala (CRU) is a joint body between the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Uppsala University. All full members are employed by one of the

March 5-7 CRU will participate at SciFest. SciFest is, as the name suggests, a science festival, and it covers all disciplines; from natural science, technology, medicine, pharmacy to humanities and

March 5-7 CRU will participate at SciFest. SciFest is, as the name suggests, a science festival, and it covers all disciplines; from natural science, technology, medicine, pharmacy to humanities and

The use of in vitro models has been a successful tool for studying the impact of different factors on early development (from oocyte maturation until the blastocyst staging), in order to predict the

Human and veterinary pharmaceutical pollution is emerging as an environmental problem. Many pharmaceuticals pass through the patient in either metabolized or intact form and are excreted in feces and

To strengthen Uppsala’s research network within reproductive biology, CRU has seed funded collaborative pilot studies. Proposals had to include collaboration between the Swedish University of

Welcome to CRU's lunch seminar April 15. PhD student Daniel Bergman, Department of Clinical Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, will present his work with the title "Heterophilic

Welcome to CRU's lunch seminar March 18. PhD student Johannes Pohl, Department of Biomedical Science and Veterinary Public Health, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, will present his work

Welcome to CRU's lunch seminar March 18. PhD student Johannes Pohl, Department of Biomedical Science and Veterinary Public Health, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, will present his work

Welcome to CRU's lunch seminar April 15. PhD student Daniel Bergman, Department of Clinical Sciences, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, will present his work with the title "Heterophilic