Richard Sharpe

Fetal origins of the commonest human male reproductive disorders of newborn and young adult males (‘Testicular dysgenesis syndrome’)
Physiology, endocrinology, biochemistry and molecular biology of the development and function of the testis and male reproductive tract with respect to male reproductive health and fertility
Regulation of spermatogenesis and sperm maturation
Disorders of spermatogenesis and sperm maturation
Detection of abnormalities in spermatogenesis
Effects of environmental chemical exposures and lifestyle factors on testicular and reproductive tract development, spermatogenesis and fertility
Fetal/neonatal determinants of adult reproductive health and function
Relationships between hormone exposures in fetal life and metabolic disorders, obesity/fat distribution and hormone levels in adulthood
Male reproductive toxicology

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