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Ov D. Slayden

Oregon Health & Science University

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Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

NoneOv D. Slayden is currently serving as a Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Oregon Health & Science University

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gynecology endocrinology reproductive biology reproductive medicine reproductive health obstetrics and gynaecology reproductive endocrinology reproductive physiology physiology mammalian biology reproductive science human reproduction fertility female reproductive system rhesus macaques obstetrics immunology women's health western-style diet animal physiology biology embryology reproductive immunology comparative endocrinology vascular biology animal reproduction mammalian physiology metabolism human biology primatology medical imaging developmental endocrinology menstrual health endocrine mechanisms implantation (embryology) endocrine research nonhuman primates transcervical administration tubal occlusion reproductive hormones primate behavior rhesus monkeys urogynecology molecular physiology cellular physiology liver physiology psychoneuroendocrinology medical ultrasound cell physiology nanobiotechnology primate endometrium chronic treatment low doses progesterone antagonists chronic hyperandrogenemia tubal patency cell research cell death immunological memory blood cells cellular biology apoptosis endothelial dysfunction hormonal receptor steroid metabolism treatment and prevention metabolic disorders reproduction response nutrient physiology microbial diversity endocytic pathway membrane transport vascular endothelium plasma cell survival progesterone-dependent expression stromal cells

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Rete Ridges Form via Evolutionarily Distinct Mechanisms in Mammalian Skin. Nature (2026)

Luteal Phase Oral Dexamethasone Administration Alters the Endometrial Steroid Milieu. Endocrine Connections (2025)

Multiple Lesion Inductions Intensify Central Sensitization Driven by Neuroinflammation in a Mouse Model of Endometriosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Madeleine E. HarveyMingxin ShiYeongseok OhDebra A. MitchellOv D. SlaydenJames A. MacLeanKanako Hayashi

mouse modelneuroinflammationmultiple lesion inductionscentral sensitizationcentral nervous systemneuroscience

392 Mechanisms of Rete Ridge Development, Regeneration, and Induction in Mammalian Skin. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2024)

S. ThompsonV. YapleQ. PhanC. YankeA. SalmonO. SlaydenB. HermannL. OstedgaardM. WelshI. GlassH. JansenM. CiccarelliI. DriskellR. Driskell

regeneration (biology)cutaneous biologyskin developmentvascular biologymatrix biologyoral biologytissue developmentprotein sciencedermatologyregenerative medicinemammalian biologymammalian skindevelopmental biologytissue (biology)wound healinggene expressionexperimental dermatologyrete ridge developmentmolecular biologyhuman tissues

Anoctamin1 is a Possible Regulator of Cyp19A1 in the Development of Endometriosis. Fertility and Sterility (2024)

Attenuation of Ampullary Anoctamin 1 by the Peritoneal Fluid in Rhesus Macaques With Spontaneous Endometriosis. Biology of Reproduction (2024)

Targeted Nanoparticles for Imaging and Therapy of Endometriosis. Biology of Reproduction (2024)

The Primate Uterus: Cyclic Changes. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Ov D. SlaydenFangzhou LuoCecily Bishop

immunologychronobiologybiological anthropologyprimatologyprimate uterusendocrinologybiologyreproductive biologydevelopmental biologycyclic changes

Western-Style Diet in the Presence of Elevated Circulating Testosterone Induces Adipocyte Hypertrophy and T-Cell Dysfunction in Rhesus Macaques. Endocrine Abstracts (2024)

Benjamin BurwitzSofiya yusovaJacob RobinoDiana TakahashiAddie LuoOv SlaydenCecily BishopJon HenneboldCharles RobertsOleg Varlamov

physiologyimmunologyt-cell dysfunctionpharmacologywestern-style dietmammalian physiologyrhesus macaquesendocrinologymammalian biologycomparative endocrinologyendocrine research

Advances in Endometriosis Therapy: Uptake of Systemically Delivered Magnetic Nanoparticles by Spontaneous Endometriotic Lesions in Rhesus Macaques. Fertility and Sterility (2023)

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Ov D. Slayden

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

NoneOv D. Slayden is currently serving as a Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Ov D. Slayden

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rete Ridges Form via Evolutionarily Distinct Mechanisms in Mammalian Skin. Nature (2026)

Luteal Phase Oral Dexamethasone Administration Alters the Endometrial Steroid Milieu. Endocrine Connections (2025)

Multiple Lesion Inductions Intensify Central Sensitization Driven by Neuroinflammation in a Mouse Model of Endometriosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Madeleine E. HarveyMingxin ShiYeongseok OhDebra A. MitchellOv D. SlaydenJames A. MacLeanKanako Hayashi

mouse modelneuroinflammationmultiple lesion inductionscentral sensitizationcentral nervous systemneuroscience

392 Mechanisms of Rete Ridge Development, Regeneration, and Induction in Mammalian Skin. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2024)

S. ThompsonV. YapleQ. PhanC. YankeA. SalmonO. SlaydenB. HermannL. OstedgaardM. WelshI. GlassH. JansenM. CiccarelliI. DriskellR. Driskell

Anoctamin1 is a Possible Regulator of Cyp19A1 in the Development of Endometriosis. Fertility and Sterility (2024)

Attenuation of Ampullary Anoctamin 1 by the Peritoneal Fluid in Rhesus Macaques With Spontaneous Endometriosis. Biology of Reproduction (2024)

Targeted Nanoparticles for Imaging and Therapy of Endometriosis. Biology of Reproduction (2024)

The Primate Uterus: Cyclic Changes. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Ov D. SlaydenFangzhou LuoCecily Bishop

immunologychronobiologybiological anthropologyprimatologyprimate uterusendocrinologybiologyreproductive biologydevelopmental biologycyclic changes

Western-Style Diet in the Presence of Elevated Circulating Testosterone Induces Adipocyte Hypertrophy and T-Cell Dysfunction in Rhesus Macaques. Endocrine Abstracts (2024)

Benjamin BurwitzSofiya yusovaJacob RobinoDiana TakahashiAddie LuoOv SlaydenCecily BishopJon HenneboldCharles RobertsOleg Varlamov

physiologyimmunologyt-cell dysfunctionpharmacologywestern-style dietmammalian physiologyrhesus macaquesendocrinologymammalian biologycomparative endocrinologyendocrine research

Advances in Endometriosis Therapy: Uptake of Systemically Delivered Magnetic Nanoparticles by Spontaneous Endometriotic Lesions in Rhesus Macaques. Fertility and Sterility (2023)

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