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Oviductal Recognition of Embryonic Signals; H.B. Croxatto, et al. Effect of Progesterone Antagonists on Ovo-Endometrial Interactions; A. Psychoyos. On the Requirement for Estrogen for Establishing Pregnancy in the Non-Human Primate; N.R. Moudgal. Embryonic Loss and Conceptus Interferon Production; R.M. Roberts. In Vitro Models of Implantation; S.R. Glasser, et al. Uterine EGF Ligand-Receptor Circuitry and Its Role in EmbryoUterine Interactions during Implantation in the Mouse; S.K. Dey, et al. Human Uterine Angiogenic Factor (HUAF). The Role of Lymphohematopoietic Cytokines in Signalling between the Immune and Reproductive Systems; T.G. Wegmann. Human Decidual Function in Trophoblast and Uterine interaction; T. Mori, et al. Cytokines at the Maternal Fetal Interface: Colony Stimulating Factor1 as a Paradigm for the Maternal Regulation of Muridae Rodents; C. Tachi. Hormonal Regulation of Uterine Complement; K.B. Isaacson, et al. Insulinlike Growth Factor Binding Proteins: A Paradigm for Conceptus-Maternal Interactions in the Primate; A.T. Fazleabas, et al. The Roles of Growth Factors and Their Receptors in Peri-Implantation Mouse Embryos and at the Embryomaternal Interface; Z. Werb, et al. Ligands and Receptors of the Insulin Family: Role in Early Mammalian Development; S. Heyner, et al. 6 additional articles. Index.

Focuses largely on early embryonal development and the interrelationship between the embryo and the uterus in early pregnancy. The 22 papers, from an October 1990 workshop in Bellagio, Italy, revolve around the common theme of new investigatory techniques of molecular biology. Among the topics are uterine complement, macrophages, immunoregulatory l