Titlebook: Marshall’s Physiology of Reproduction; Volume 3 Pregnancy a G. E. Lamming (Emeritus Professor of Animal Physio Book 1994Latest edition G. E

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Placentation,chniques since Amoroso’s classic 1952 chapter. The reference list concentrates on the most recent work. Mossman (1987) provides the best comprehensive list of placental references. This chapter is mainly concerned with providing data to facilitate broad comparisons of structures and secretions both

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Hormones of the Placenta: hCG and hPL,it is also extraordinarily active in the synthesis of a wide range of proteins and other molecules. Some of these are the structural proteins, enzymes, etc., which are part of the normal functional equipment of cells throughout the body and thus are in no sense specific to this particular organ. The

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Normal and Abnormal Embryo-Fetal Development in Mammals, and the morphological links that are established. We consider the function of these biochemical signals in facilitating the process of implantation and the support of the corpus luteum of pregnancy. We review in some detail the growth and development of the embryo, the genetic basis for sexual diff

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Endocrinology of Pregnancy, Parturition and Lactation in Marsupials,d from the time of the origin of mammals in the late Triassic (about 200 million years ago) until the dispersal of the Gondwanan continents in the middle Cretaceous (95-110 million years ago). This meant that there was no land faunal communication between Africa and the Antarctic-Australia-India com

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Fetal Physiology,interest not only because during fetal life the foundations for future growth and performance are established, but also because the physiology of one animal growing within another is of interest for its own sake. As the fetus grows in size and the various body systems develop, so the ‘physiology’ of

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Role of the Fetal Pituitary-Adrenal Axis and Placenta in the Initiation of Parturition,et on the fundus of the uterus and pushes to effect its own delivery. It was not until the tenth century that the Italian anatomist, Fabricius ab Aquapen-dente, proposed that the chief agent in the initiation of parturition was the muscular action of the uterus. In 1882, Spiegelberg re-emphasized th

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Regulation of Post-Partum Fertility in Lactating Mammals,f this milk to the offspring and, in many species, the suppression of ovarian activity or delay in implantation. Delaying a new pregnancy ensures sufficient time before the birth of the next offspring to permit adequate growth of the current offspring during lactation. This chapter will review endoc

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Placentation,ons served by the placenta. A few non-amniotes have developed analogous structures which serve similar functions to the extraembryonic membranes, and these offer further insights into the requirements for successful fetal development (Hagan, 1951; Woollacott and Zimmer, 1975; Amoroso ., 1979; Bone .