Endocrine regulation of early embryonic development and implantation : Tokyo Conference of Reproductive Physiology II, Tokyo, August 27, 1994
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Endocrine regulation of early embryonic development and implantation : Tokyo Conference of Reproductive Physiology II, Tokyo, August 27, 1994
（Hormone research, v. 44 ; Supplement ; 2）
Karger, 1995
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This text contains the proceedings of the Tokyo Conference of Reproductive Physiology II, held in 1994. Topics covered include endocrine regulation of early embryonic development and implantation, and embryo culture in explanted oviducts in mice and cattle.
Table of Contents
- Endocrine regulation of early embryonic development and implantation - an overview, H. Suginami
- sex-linked differences in developmental potential of single blastomeres from in vitro-fertilized 2-cell stage mouse embryos, E. Sato et al
- embryo culture in explanted oviducts in mice and cattle, Y. Hosoi et al
- comparison of mesoderm-inducing activity with monomeric and dimeric inhibin alpha and Beta-A subunits on Xenohus ectoderm, H. Nakano et al
- regulation of human decidual function by epidermal growth factor, M. Taga et al
- hormonal regulation in the production of macrophage colony-stimulating factor and transforming growth factor-beta by human endometrial stromal cells in culture, H. Kanzaki and H. Hatayama
- effects of Beta-1 integrins in the process of implantation, Y. Yoshimura and S. Shiokawa
- serum human hepatocyte growth factor in human menstrual cycle and pregnancy - a novel serum marker of regeneration and reconstruction of human endometrium, A.I. Negami et al
- gene expressions of oxytocin and oxytocin receptor in cumulus cells of human ovary, K. Furuya et al.
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