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Essential Reproduction - 6th edition
Author: Martin H Johnson
Book details
Book description
Essential Reproduction provides an integrated and multidisciplinary approach to the study of reproduction for students taking courses in reproductive physiology in a wide range of subjects, from medicine and midwifery to veterinary medicine and bioscience.
The book spans the disciplines of anatomy, physiology, behavioural science, endocrinology, immunology, genetics and clinical science. It draws out the general, fundamental principles of reproduction, and makes clear the differences between species in relevant areas - often in tabular form or as illustrations for clarity of presentation. There is a strong emphasis on clear structure and layout, and a good use of pedagogical features such as Key Points, Learning Points, and Further Reading.
Table of Contents
1 Sex.
2 Gender and Sexuality.
3 Reproductive Messengers.
4 Testicular Function in the Adult.
5 Ovarian Function in the Adult.
6 Regulation of Gonadal Function.
7 Puberty and the Maturation of the Hypothalamic–Pituitary–Gonadal Axis.
8 Actions of Steroid Hormones in the Adult.
9 Coitus and Fertilization.
10 Implantation and the Establishment of the Placenta.
11 Maternal Recognition and Support of Pregnancy.
12 The Fetus and its Preparations for Birth.
13 Parturition.
14 Lactation and Maternal Behaviour.
15 Fertility.
Author: Martin H Johnson
Book details
- Paperback: 324 pages
- Publisher: -; 6th Edition edition (29 May 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1405118660
- ISBN-13: 978-1405118668
Book description
Essential Reproduction provides an integrated and multidisciplinary approach to the study of reproduction for students taking courses in reproductive physiology in a wide range of subjects, from medicine and midwifery to veterinary medicine and bioscience.
The book spans the disciplines of anatomy, physiology, behavioural science, endocrinology, immunology, genetics and clinical science. It draws out the general, fundamental principles of reproduction, and makes clear the differences between species in relevant areas - often in tabular form or as illustrations for clarity of presentation. There is a strong emphasis on clear structure and layout, and a good use of pedagogical features such as Key Points, Learning Points, and Further Reading.
Table of Contents
1 Sex.
2 Gender and Sexuality.
3 Reproductive Messengers.
4 Testicular Function in the Adult.
5 Ovarian Function in the Adult.
6 Regulation of Gonadal Function.
7 Puberty and the Maturation of the Hypothalamic–Pituitary–Gonadal Axis.
8 Actions of Steroid Hormones in the Adult.
9 Coitus and Fertilization.
10 Implantation and the Establishment of the Placenta.
11 Maternal Recognition and Support of Pregnancy.
12 The Fetus and its Preparations for Birth.
13 Parturition.
14 Lactation and Maternal Behaviour.
15 Fertility.
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THIS IS LINK TO 5th EDITION
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