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Dr Tayla Penny

  • Postdoctoral Scientist, Cell Therapies and Neuroinflammation
  •    tayla.penny@hudson.org.au

Dr Tayla Penny is a member of the Cell Therapies and Neuroinflammation Research group in The Ritchie Centre.

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Tayla Penny from the Neurodevelopment and Neuroprotection Research Group at Hudson Institute

Areas of interest

Birth asphyxia Cerebral Palsy Preterm birth

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Cell Therapies and Neuroinflammation

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