Professor Rosanne Taylor
BVSc (Hons 1), DipVetClinStud, GradCertEducStud (Higher Education), PhD
Dean - Faculty of Veterinary Science
B01 - J.D. Stewart Building
The University of Sydney
| Telephone | +61 2 9351 6936 |
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Biographical details
After graduating from the University of Sydney in 1982 with a BVSc (Hons 1), Rosanne completed a large animal internship (Diploma of Veterinary Clinical Studies) and a PhD on the treatment of inherited neurological disease, canine fucosidosis. She implemented animal research legislation as Veterinary Officer and Branch Manager at the NSW Animal Welfare Branch of the NSW Government. During a Kleberg postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania she demonstrated the potential of neural stem cells and gene therapy in arresting progressive brain disease.
In 1994, Rosanne returned to The University of Sydney as an associate lecturer in neuroscience, physiology, animal biotechnology and animal science. In 2001, she completed the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education and as Chair of the Faculty for Teaching and Learning Committee, implemented new curriculum.
Awards include:
Australian College of Veterinary Sciences Ian Clunies Ross Award in 1999;
the Faculty's Pfizer Teaching Award and Grace Mary Mitchell Award in 2001;
the Vice Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Teaching in 2002;
a national finalist in Australian University Teaching Awards in 2002 and 2003;
e-learning team Vice Chancellors Award winner in 2009.
Research interests
Current research directions with her students include the pathogenesis and treatment of inherited brain damage, genetic studies of canine oncology and atopy and ways to improve veterinary education.
Teaching and supervision
Cell Biology.
Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology.
Selected grants
2012
- Translatinoal and molecular approach to profiling of caninc mast cell tumour; Taylor R; The Sara and Anne Payten Canine Cancer Research Fund/Bequest Research Funding.
- Estate R.S. Whitehead Bequest; Taylor R; Research Donations/Research Donations.
2011
- Comparative & Translational Canine Cancer Genetics/Genomics, Pathology and Clinical Research-Mast Cell Tumours, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma, Lymphoma; Taylor R; The Sara and Anne Payten Canine Cancer Research Fund/Bequest Research Funding.
- Generation of clinic ready canine induced pluripotent stem cells for regenerative medicine; Sheehy P, Taylor R, Williamson P; Canine Research foundation/Research Grants.
2010
- Molecular studies of canine mast cell tumours; Taylor R; The Sara and Anne Payten Canine Cancer Research Fund/Bequest Research Funding.
2009
- The Canine Biobank Project: An integrated genomics resource for the health and well-being of dogs in Australia.; Williamson P, Nicholas F, Beatty J, Canfield P, Taylor R; Canine Research foundation/Research Grants.
- Characterisation of canine adipose derived mesenchymal stem cells for treatment of diseases and disorders in dogs; Sheehy P, Williamson P, Taylor R; Canine Research foundation/Research Grants.
- The effect of fucosidosis in gene expression: a molecular and pathological study of an inherited brain disease if dogs; Taylor R; Thea Jean Schnakenberg /Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
- Pathophysiology and molecular basis of an inherited brain disease of dogs, globoid cell leukodystrophy (GLD); Taylor R; Dorothy Minchin Bequest/Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
2008
- Role of chemokines in adult stem cell migration - Implications for the treatment of neurological d; Brew B, Taylor R, Cunningham A, Oleskevich S; University of New South Wales/Gold Star Award.
- The kynurenine pathway of the metabolism of tryptophan influences stem cell proliferation and differ; Brew B, Taylor R, Lamoury J; Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia/Research Support.
- Continuing investigations of the pathophysiology of an inherited brain disease of dogs, fucosidosis.; Taylor R; Margot Roslyn Flood /Bequest.
2007
- Investigations of the pathophysiology of an inherited brain disease of dogs, fucosidosis; Taylor R; Margot Roslyn Flood /Bequest.
2003
- Marrow stromal cell transplantation for the treatment of Krabbe Disease; Taylor R; Hunters Hope Foundation Grant/Research Grant.
- Neural transplantation of bone marrow stromal cells for the treatment of multiple sclerosis; Brew B, Taylor R, Lamoury J; Wadsworth Foundation (USA)/Research Support.
- Neural transplantation of human bone marrow stromal cells to replace oligodendrocytes lost in multip; Prockop D, Lamoury J, Brew B, Taylor R; National Health and Medical Research Council/Project Grants.
2001
- Passive transfer of disease and demyelination with sera and purified immunoglobulin from patients with inflammatory demyelinating neuropathies; Pollard J, Taylor R; MSA/Seeding Grants.
2000
- Project entitled: Myelin repair by genetically modified neural stem cells; Taylor R; Nat Mult Sclerosis Soc Aust/Research Grant.
- Myelin repair by neural stem cells genetically modified to secrete growth factors TGFbeta or IGF-1; Taylor R, Pollard J; NHMRC/GRANTS.
- Neuroprogenitor cells for delivery of immunoregulatory cytokine genes to pig proislet xenografts in mice; Taylor R; Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International/Diabetes Research Grants.
Selected publications
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