The endometrium

The first book to focus on the endometrium in terms of defining its regulatory biological interrelationships. A unique reference on reproductive cyclicity and embryo-endometrial interrelationships for investigators and students. Abstract: The first book to focus on the endometrium in terms of defining its regulatory biological interrelationships. A unique reference on reproductive cyclicity and embryo-endometrial interrelationships for investigators and students Content: Book Cover Half-Title Title Copyright Contents Preface Contributors Part I Development Part II Mature Female Reproductive System Part III Reproductive Cyclicity Part IV Regulatory Biology Part V Pregnant Endometrium Part VI Stromal Cell Differentiation Part VII Placentation Part VIII Immunobiology Part IX Comparative Biology: Models Part X Clinical Part XI Bioethics Index. The Endometrium is devoted to a comprehensive multi-disciplinary account of the uterine endometrium. This book is the first to define the regulatory biological interrelationships between epithelial and stromal cell phenotypes, endothelial cells, extracellular matrix and immunobiological elements. It highlights their relevance to clinical conditions The first book to focus on the endometrium in terms of defining its regulatory biological interrelationships. A unique reference on reproductive cyclicity and embryo-endometrial interrelationships for investigators and students. -- Provided by publisher The uterus is derived from the paramesonephric ducts that were first described in 1825 by Johannes Muller and are also known as the Mullerian ducts.