Biology of Reproduction -- Table of Contents (February 1 1975, 12 [1])

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WILLIAM A. WIMSATT: Some Comparative Aspects of Implantation
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 1-40. [PDF]

SANDRA SCHLAFKE and ALLEN C. ENDERS: Cellular Basis of Interaction Between Trophoblast and Uterus at Implantation
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 41-65. [PDF]

R. G. WALES: Maturation of the Mammalian Embryo: Biochemical Aspects
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 66-81. [PDF]

CHARLES J. EPSTEIN: Gene Expression and Macromolecular Synthesis During Preimplantation Embryonic Development
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 82-105. [PDF]

J. M. YOCHIM: Development of the Progestational Uterus: Metabolic Aspects
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 106-133. [Abstract] [PDF]

WILLIAM T. SCHRADER, SHARON S. HEUER, and BERT W. O’MALLEY: Progesterone Receptors of Chick Oviduct: Identification of 6S Receptor Dimers
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 134-142. [Abstract] [PDF]

GORDON W. DUNCAN and ROBERT G. WHEELER: Pharmacological and Mechanical Control of Implantation
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 143-175. [PDF]

ALAN E. BEER, R. E. BILLINGHAM, and JAMES R. SCOTT: Immunogenetic Aspects of Implantation, Placentation and Feto-Placental Growth Rates
Biol Reprod 1975 12: 176-189. [PDF]

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