Shaun Roman
, NSW, Australia
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Dr Roman is a member of the Reproductive Science group at the University of Newcastle and a Chief Investigator of the University’s Priority Research Centre for Drug Development. He has supervised 12 RHD students and 18 Honours students. Shaun’s team explores the biology of the male germ cell and is currently addressing the effect of acrylamide on these cells. Acrylamide is consumed in food. Dr Roman uses both acute and chronic exposure models. The chronic model allows the examination of the toxicology of acrylamide at doses relevant to human exposure. The team have established the detrimental effects of acrylamide and are now examining the consequences of damaging the male germ line and finding ways to alleviate the effects. Dr Roman has developed a research pipeline going from enzyme to isolated cell through to whole animal models that allow for chemicals to be examined for enzyme affinity through to germ cell toxicology.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Resveratrol treatment reduces acrylamide-induced DNA damage in male germ cells (#37)
10:45 AM
Aimee L Katen
SRB - Oozoa Award for male and female gamete biology
Resveratrol treatment in vivo leads to premature capacitation of mouse sperm. (#272)
5:00 PM
Shaun D Roman
SRB Poster Session - Spermatogenesis/Sperm function