The International Symposium on Immunology of Reproduction convened in Tel Aviv in October 1984 to address the complex interplay between the immune system and reproductive processes. This volume compiles the proceedings, presenting research that explores the immunological factors influencing fertility, pregnancy, and potential reproductive pathologies. The discussions likely cover topics such as immune tolerance during pregnancy, the role of antibodies in reproductive health, and immunopathological conditions affecting reproduction, drawing on the expertise of researchers in the field.

This collection of papers from the 1984 Tel Aviv symposium offers a snapshot of the understanding of reproductive immunology at that time. The contributions likely represent a significant compilation of research for specialists in immunology and reproductive medicine. The focus on specific immunological mechanisms and their impact on reproduction suggests a text aimed at an academic and research-oriented audience. As a proceedings volume, its value lies in the detailed presentation of scientific findings and the discourse among experts in the field.