Titlebook: Biology of the Uterus; Ralph M. Wynn Book 1977 Plenum Press, New York 1977 Embryo.Pet.anatomy.biochemistry.biology.chemistry.fields.medici

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to require not merely a revision of the earlier text but an essentially new volume. Even the title of the book has been changed, to Biology of the Uterus, to reflect the incorporation of more material based on classical anatomy and physiology. This histological and embryological information provide

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Ergebnisse der Gruppendiskussionen,development. Moreover, a developmental account of the uterus necessitates that attention be given to the urinary system, because “the urinary and reproductive organs… form an inseparable whole in the adult organism” (Felix, 1912) as they do also in the embryo and fetus.

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Uterine Control of Ovarian Function,ion, and complete or partial absence of the uterus. An essential feature in this regulation is the functional status of the ovary, particularly that of the corpus luteum. It is of particular interest to elucidate the factors that affect the development, maintenance, and regression of the corpus luteum and the role of the uterus in these events.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90562-8acid cycles, some electrolytes, free amino acids, some mucopolysaccharides, and many other trace organic compounds have not been included in Table 1. A summary of the chemical composition of the uterus, based on several species in different stages of estrus and the menstrual cycle, has been compiled by Kosterlitz (1961).

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,Teil B – Analyse des Untersuchungsfeldes,terus, but formation of the placenta is slow, expecially the establishment of appropriate vascularization, and the early developmental stages of the embryo are retarded (Fleming, 1971; Bleier, 1975; Burns and Wallace, 1975; Wimsatt, 1975).

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Estrogens, Nucleic Acids, and Protein Synthesis in Uterine Metabolism,acid cycles, some electrolytes, free amino acids, some mucopolysaccharides, and many other trace organic compounds have not been included in Table 1. A summary of the chemical composition of the uterus, based on several species in different stages of estrus and the menstrual cycle, has been compiled by Kosterlitz (1961).