Center for Reproductive Biology

Center for Reproductive Biology The research areas of our faculty are diverse and include many areas of human, plant and animal reproduction.

An Inter-Institutional program involving 30 departments at Washington State University (Pullman, Tri-Cities, Spokane, Vancouver and Puyallup campus'), University of Idaho, Montana State University, University of Washington, Central Washington University and Spokane Community College. Altogether, the Center now includes approximately 88 faculty and over 200 trainees and staff, making it one of the largest reproductive biology centers in the world. The Center's main objective is straightforward: to provide opportunities for investigators from across the Pacific Northwest to collaborate and learn from one another.

Congratulations to CRB faculty member Dr. Jiyue Zhu!
02/04/2025

Congratulations to CRB faculty member Dr. Jiyue Zhu!

Professor Jiyue Zhu’s work developing genetically engineered “HuT” mice will make it easier for scientists to study aging, longevity, and cancer at the cellular level.

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Michael Skinner.
12/05/2024

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Michael Skinner.

Analysis of cheek swabs taken from pregnant women revealed a potential epigenetic biomarker for preeclampsia, a potentially life-threatening condition that often leads to preterm births.

Congratulations CRB faculty member Dr. Michael Griswold!
09/26/2024

Congratulations CRB faculty member Dr. Michael Griswold!

A $2.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health will continue nearly five decades of research into better understanding s***m production and regulation in mammals.

Congratulations to CRB faculty members, Dr. Ken Roberts & Dr. Jon Oatley!
09/26/2024

Congratulations to CRB faculty members, Dr. Ken Roberts & Dr. Jon Oatley!

The funding will help Ken Roberts, Jon Oatley, and Kevin Murphy establish two new centers and facilitate collaboration with industry.

Congratulations to Dr. Maria Gartstein!
09/18/2024

Congratulations to Dr. Maria Gartstein!

In Parenting with Temperament in Mind, Maria Gartstein sets out to make scientific insights into infant temperament accessible and practical for parents.

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Ryan Driskell and graduate student Jasson Makkar!
09/06/2024

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Ryan Driskell and graduate student Jasson Makkar!

The WSU application could revolutionize the way scientists study hair and ultimately lead to the development of health diagnostics based solely on hair.

Dr. Sascha Duttke is in the news!
08/26/2024

Dr. Sascha Duttke is in the news!

A newly discovered code within DNA — coined “spatial grammar” — holds a key to understanding how gene activity is encoded in the human genome.

Congratulations CRB Faculty members, Dr. Min Du, Dr. Maria Gartstein, and Dr. Jon Oatley on your election to the Washing...
08/05/2024

Congratulations CRB Faculty members, Dr. Min Du, Dr. Maria Gartstein, and Dr. Jon Oatley on your election to the Washington State Academy of Sciences!

Almost a third of the 36 new members of the Washington State Academy of Sciences are from WSU.

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Michela Ciccarelli, and the Theriogenology team.
03/21/2024

Congratulations to CRB faculty member, Dr. Michela Ciccarelli, and the Theriogenology team.

Woodford, a 2-year-old Maine c**n, became the first cat at the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital to have semen frozen using a process that allows it to be maintained indefinitely for future breeding.

Congratulations, Dr. Skinner!
11/01/2023

Congratulations, Dr. Skinner!

A susceptibility to gain weight may be written into molecular processes of human cells, a WSU study indicates.

CRB faculty member, Dr. Jon Oatley, is in the news. Congratulations!
10/03/2023

CRB faculty member, Dr. Jon Oatley, is in the news. Congratulations!

Professor Jon Oatley was recently invited to speak at an EU conference on agricultural biotechnology about his research on gene-editing livestock.

Dr. Michael Skinner is in the news!
09/28/2023

Dr. Michael Skinner is in the news!

Elk treponeme-associated hoof disease, previously thought to be limited to deformations in elks’ hooves, appears to create molecular changes throughout the animal’s system, according to WSU epigenetic research.

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