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Anna Petrunkina is a researcher at the University of Cambridge specializing in cell physiology with a focus on the molecular factors that affect fertility mechanisms and regulate sperm function, including the use of large animal models. Her current research interests primarily involve the development of flow cytometric technology and operations research. She is actively engaged in various research projects that explore areas such as cell signaling and cryobiology, as well as mathematical modeling. Petrunkina contributes to the Cambridge Immunology Network and the BRC Cell Phenotyping Hub, which is located on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The Hub is a central resource that provides campus-wide access to researchers across various BRC themes and plays a crucial role in facilitating translational research through advanced flow imaging services. The Hub has significantly enhanced its capabilities with state-of-the-art instrumentation to support a wide range of academic organizations and is involved in numerous collaborations that improve educational and scientific support activities in the field.
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