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Biology of Reproduction, Vol 6, 335-357, Copyright © 1972 by Society for the Study of Reproduction

Immunoreproduction: Concepts of Immunology

MERRILL W. CHASE 1

1 Tue Rockefeller University, New York, New York 10021


In undertaking to present concepts of immunology to those who work in the field of reproductive biology, I shall first present an unorthodox, selective coverage of this discipline as it relates to your interests, with the hope that readers will be stimulated to read further.1 Then, the biophysical and biochemical adjuncts that could be useful in your studies will be mentioned. Finally, I shall discuss rather fully, with relation to this background, present information on just one topic within your own province—aspermatogenesis imposed by immunological means.

Submitted on July 28, 1971






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