Author Description

Oxford Reviews of Reproductive Biology is published annually and provides an up-to-date and authoritative account of clinical, mammalian, and non-mammalian problems in reproduction, including physiological, cellular, and molecular aspects. This volume opens with a chapter on autoimmunedisease in the gonads, followed by an analysis of factors regulating energy balance in human pregnancy; aspects of the female reproductive tract; genetic analysis of the human pre-implantation embryo; neuroendocrine control of reproduction; and the molecular biology of the gondadotrophic hormonereleasing hormone (GnRH). It is intended for anyone working in the fields of reproduction, fertility, and sterility, including lecturers, research scientists, clinicians, veterinarians, and students.