Titlebook: Neuroendocrine Regulation of Mammalian Pregnancy and Lactation; Paula J. Brunton,David R. Grattan Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy,stocyst must signal its presence to the mother. This process is known as the maternal recognition of pregnancy and occurs in all mammalian species, but there are important species differences in how this process is achieved. Because progesterone is essential to support uterine function in pregnancy,

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Regulation of the Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis in Pregnancy and Lactation,ival of the offspring depends on parental protection from predators and other environmental challenges. However, exaggerated maternal stress responses and enhanced glucocorticoid secretion can be deleterious to the development of the offspring, with negative impacts on the developing brain, as well

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Neuropeptide Pathways Controlling the Timing of Birth,entral role in the processes that trigger the progression from uterine quiescence to active labor. This results in processes being well coordinated with the maturation of the fetus and ensures sufficient maturation of fetal organ systems for successful extra-uterine life. In many mammalian species,

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Oxytocin in Lactation and Parturition,ition, as developed through experimental studies in many animal species. It is clear that oxytocin release is essential for milk let-down in lactation, and there has been substantial progress in understanding the milk-ejection reflex. However, considerable uncertainties remain in our understanding o

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Lactation and the Control of the Prolactin Secretion,ple biological actions, which seem to have evolved to provide physiological adaptations required for the success of reproduction. Among its numerous roles, lactation is one to which prolactin is essential, being the primary hormone responsible for the synthesis of milk. The neuroendocrine control of