Khashayar Aflatoonian

A highly motivated and detail-oriented Medical Doctor with a distinguished academic record from Iran University of Medical Sciences (GPA: 17.36/20). A dedicated researcher with a proven publication history (h-index of 6) and extensive hands-on expertise in molecular biology techniques developed at the prestigious Royan Institute. My experience is uniquely complemented by postgraduate training, including a Health MBA (HMBA) certificate designed to bridge clinical practice with strategic healthcare management, and specialized training in medical aesthetics. Eager to apply my background in immunology and clinical medicine to a challenging research or residency position, with a keen interest in contributing to the field of transplant immunology. My experience as a WHO volunteer delegate has solidified my understanding of global health policy, and I possess exceptional communication skills, with native Farsi fluency and a verified professional command of English (IELTS 8.5).

Living in : Iran

Gender : MaleRace : Middle Eastern

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Educations

MedicineDirect PhD (No Bachelor, No Master) Iran University of Medical Sciences2022-06-11 Iran

Work Experiences

Researcher

at Royan institute

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Medical doctor

at Exir salamat pars

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English Scores

IELTS01-Jan-0001

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Conferences

Your Presentation Title :

o Impact of Maternal Hormone Profile and Paternal Sperm DNA Fragmentation on Clinical Outcomes Following Assisted Reproduction

Conference Name :The 10th Yazd International

Iran

2023

Journal Publications

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Immunological response of fallopian tube epithelial cells to spermatozoa through modulating cytokines and chemokinesFirst author

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Journal of Reproductive Immunology

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Human sperm DNA damage has an effect on immunological interaction between spermatozoa and fallopian tubeFirst author

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Andrology

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Evaluation of Toll-like receptor 3 (TLR3) signaling pathway genes and its genetic polymorphisms in ectopic and eutopic endometrium of women with endometriosisFirst author

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Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics and Human Reproduction

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Differential expression of innate/adaptive immunity genes induced by endometrial scratching as a hopeful approach for implantation boosting in unexplained, repeated implantation failure: An RCTFirst author

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Journal of Reproductive Immunology

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Sperm–oviduct interaction: Differential gene expression of growth factors induced by sperm DNA fragmentationFirst author

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Andrologia

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Sex hormones alter the response of Toll-like receptor 3 to its specific ligand in fallopian tube epithelial cellsFirst author

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Clinical and Experimental Reproductive Medicine

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fragmentation on clinical outcomes following assisted reproductionFirst author

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Archives of Medical Research

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Endometrial scratching in unexplained repeated implantation failure causes two competing forces, angiogenesis and anti-angiogenesis: An RCT studyFirst author

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International Journal of Reproductive BioMedicine

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P-383 Endometrial scratching: A strategy to stimulate the angiogenesis aspect of implantation in unexplained, repeated implantation failureFirst author

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Human Reproduction

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Research Keywords

Reproductive immunology

Andrology

reproduction

TLR

Awards

First Rank Oral10th Yazd Inter2023-05-21

References

Zahra Zandieh

zandie.dvm@gmail.com

FatemehSadat Amjadi

amjadi.bh@gmail.com

Maryam Moradi

m.moradi3051375@gmail.com

Reza Aflatoonian

r.aflatoonian@gmail.com