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Education and Training: Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences – UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX Green Center Meet the Director Research Focus Areas Faculty Education and Training Graduate Postdoctoral 29th Annual Texas Forum for Reproductive Sciences Careers Seminars History Endowments Contact Us

.: Faculty - Green Center for Systems Biology, UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas Green Center for Systems Biology Faculty Biosynthetic Design Pathway Collaborative Seminars Contact Us Kimberly Reynolds, Ph.D. Understanding the Organization and Evolution of Cellular Systems Kimberly Reynolds, Ph.D.

MacDonald, M.D., published more than 300 scientific papers, 96 percent of which came during his years as the Green Center Director.

In the decade between 1975 and 1985, the Green Center and its affiliated departmental laboratories provided predoctoral, postdoctoral, and health care professional career opportunity training for more than 200 individuals from 26 countries.

As originally envisioned, the Center would bring together UT System components in reproductive biology as well as UT Southwestern academic departments and their research divisions under the leadership of a research director and scientific coordinator.

29th Annual Texas Forum for Reproductive Sciences: Green Center for Reproductive Biology – UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas Green Center Meet the Director Research Focus Areas Faculty Education and Training 29th Annual Texas Forum for Reproductive Sciences Careers Seminars History Endowments Contact Us

UT Southwestern Center for Regulatory Element Variation and Function: Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences – UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX Green Center Meet the Director Research Focus Areas UT Southwestern Center for Regulatory Element Variation and Function Faculty Education and Training 29th

MacDonald, M.D., the Green Center was an outgrowth of research done in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology during the 1960s which focused on identifying the origin of the increase in estrogen during pregnancy.

Porter, an early pioneer in neuroendocrinology and UT Southwestern’s first Scientific Director of the Cecil H. and Ida Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences, died on July 8. He was 93.

Lee Kraus, Ph.D., is Chief of the Division of Basic Reproductive Biology Research, Director of the Cecil H. and Ida Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences, and a Professor in the Department of Pharmacology.