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Medically Assisted Conception:

An Agenda for Research

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Size: 370 pages, 6 x 9

Publication Year:1989


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Committee on the Basic Science Foundations of Medically Assisted Conception, Institute of Medicine and National Research Council
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This book results from a study by a committee of the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council's Board on Agriculture. The committee examined the scientific foundations of medically assisted conception and developed an agenda for basic research in ...
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Front Matter i-viii  
Summary/Scope of the Study 1-14 (skim)
I. In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer and Social Concerns 15-24 (skim)
II. Advances in the Practive and Science Base of Medically Assisted Conception 25-65 (skim)
III. Barriers to Progress in In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer 66-85 (skim)
IV. Research Agenda and Recommendations 86-94 (skim)
Appendix A: Papers Presented at Workshop 95-95 (skim)
Technologies for Assisted Conception/Embryo Transfer in Agricultural and Veterinary Practice 96-116 (skim)
Ovarian Stimulation in Non-Human Primates 117-129 (skim)
Responses to Gonadotropins in Domestic Animals 130-154 (skim)
Membrane Models: Evolution From the Fluid-Mosaic Standby 155-175 (skim)
Mammalian Oocyte Maturation: Mechanisms for Regulation and Prospects for Practical Application of In Vitro Technology 176-190 (skim)
Intragonadal Control of Testis Function 191-210 (skim)
Paracrine Regulation in the Ovary 211-233 (skim)
Experimental Approaches to the Study of Early Developmental Failure in Human Reproduction 234-249 (skim)
The Fertilizing Sperm: Structure, Maturation and Function 250-261 (skim)
Molecular Events Pre- and Post-Fertilization of Mouse Eggs: Oocyte Maturation, Egg Activation, and Polyspermy Block 262-281 (skim)
Glycolytic Pathway in Preimplantation Mammalian Embryos 282-303 (skim)
Regulative Potential of Micromanipulated Embryos 304-318 (skim)
Uterine Receptivity, Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy and Early Embryonic Loss 319-335 (skim)
Towards a Cellular and Molecular Understanding of Implantation in the Human: Implications for Assisted Reproductive Technologies 336-361 (skim)

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This book results from a study by a committee of the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council's Board on Agriculture. The committee examined the scientific foundations of medically assisted conception and developed an agenda for basic research in reproductive and developmental biology that would contribute to advances in the clinical and agricultural practice of in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. The volume also discusses some barriers to progress in research and ways of lowering them, and explains the scientific issues important to ethical decision making.

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