Titlebook: Biology of the Uterus; Ralph M. Wynn (Professor),William P. Jollie (Profe Book 1989Latest edition Plenum Publishing Corporation 1989 Uteru

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54956-8t developments in this field since the publication of Finn’s fine review of the subject in the second edition of this book (Finn, 1977). In this chapter we have chosen to discuss four aspects of the implantation process: (1) adhesion of the trophoblast to the uterine epithelium; (2) increased vascul

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Stefanie Hartz,Kirsten Aust,Caroline Kurtzes with a large fetus relative to the mother, a more protracted delivery may be an advantage. In the human and monkey, uterine motility evolves gradually during the last trimester of pregnancy, and actual labor often precedes delivery by many hours. It is possible that different mechanisms are at pl

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Book 1989Latest editionenesis of endometrial carcinoma and the cause of the initiation of labor, may be approached on a firm scientific footing. The current edition deals primarily with the biology of the uterus itself (comparative and human) rather than placentation or pregnancy and thus is a synthesis of data derived fr

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