Titlebook: Comparative Aspects of Reproductive Failure; An International Con Kurt Benirschke Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967 a

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The Overall Problem in Man,in man. Whatever I have to say is based upon 35 years’ experience in obstetric and gynecologic pathology, seasoned by interest in the early embryology of the human and interspersed with a nine-year interval as clinical obstetrician. These remarks are in no sense an exhaustive review of reproductive

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Reproductive Failure in Domestic Mammals, fertilization, egg transport, endometrial progestation, blastocyst explansion, denudation of zona pellucida, implantation, placental formation, embryonic differentiation, fetal development, parturition, and lactation. The intricate interactions among the releasing factors from the hypothalamus, the

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Cytogenetics of Abortions,ing the presence of extra chromosomes, have been shown to produce abnormal phenotypes, diminished fertility and increased pollen abortion (Burnham, 1962; Swanson, 1963). Early in 1959, the first chromosome anomalies in man were described. Each was associated with a clearly defined phenotype (Lejeune

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Genetic and Biochemical Aspects of Reproductive Failure, is apparent that genetic and biochemical factors are likely to play a role at various stages of development in this embryo. The early development is sustained by the genetic information stored in the egg during “o?genesis.” Following fertilization, there is a sequential development of the various f

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Chemo-Mechanics of Implantation,physiology was advocated by Claude Bernard. From union of those prominent ideas derive the sciences of comparative physiology, comparative physiology of reproduction among them. Within that science and in the next generation of subsciences, such as comparative physiology of implantation, the Bernard

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Comparative Aspects of Steroid Hormones in Reproduction,olution of reproduction, in general, and of viviparity, in particular, has involved predominantly endocrine mechanisms. Within these endocrinological adaptations, the steroid hormones have appeared to be the major mediating agents in the control of pregnancy. Hence, the generality has been offered t

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Protein Hormones and Gestation, concerning the number of hormones required for maintenance of gestation at various stages, and the specific biologic roles of such hormones. It is hoped that a brief review of our knowledge about certain protein gonadotrophic hormones associated with human pregnancy may induce those present at this

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Prolonged Gestation,ality of the hereditary forms of prolonged gestation in cattle has tended to obscure the broad biological significance of this phenomenon. It has, however, focused attention on the fact that the fetus does make a critical contribution to his timely delivery. Recent experimental data coupled with dat

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,O?genesis-Ovulation and Egg Transport,growth and infertility in man and animals are to be made. There are very large hiatuses in our knowledge of any of these phenomena. It is fair to state that we would have difficulty in describing the natural history of reproductive processes with accuracy for any animal much less the physical and ch