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BEHAVIOR NEW DATA ON OLFACTORY CONTROL OF OESTRAL RECEPTIVITYOF THE RAT. M. Al Satli and C. Aron. C.R. Acad. SC. 282(9): 875, 1976. (Inst. Histol., Fat. Med. Strasbourg,67000 Strasbourg,France) ACCELERATIONAND PACING OF COPULATORY PERFORMANCE OF MALE RATS BY REPEATED, AVERSIVE BRAIN STIMULATION. R.D. Eibergen and A.R. Caggiula. Physiol. & Behav. 15(3): 253, 1975. (Dept. Psychol., Univ. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15260) RELATION OF UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF b,2,6,7-3H]TESTOSTERONETO INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MALE GUINEA PIGS. C.F. Harding and H.H. Feder. Brain Res. 105: 137, 1976. (RockefellerUniv., Field Res. Ctr., Millbrook, N.Y. 12545) EFFECT OF ESTROGEN GIVEN DURING VARIOUS PERIODS OF PREPUBERAL LIFE ON THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF RATS. S.E. Hendricks and M. Weltin. Physiol. Psychol. 4(l): 105, 1976. (Univ. Nebr., Omaha, Nebr. 68132) ESTROUS AND RELATED BEHAVIOUR IN POSTPARTUM HOLSTEIN COWS. J.F. Hurnik, G.J. King, and H.A. Robertson. Appl. Anim. Ethol. 2(l): 55, 1975. (Dept. Anim. & Poult. Sci., Univ. Guelph, Ont., Canada) COPULATORYBEHAVIOR OF GOLDEN HAMSTERS: EFFECTS ON PREGNANCY. D.L. Lanier, D.Q. Estep, and D.A. Dewsbury. Physiol. & Behav. 15(2): 209, 1975. (Dept. Psychol., Univ. Fla., Gainesville,Fla. 32611) PRODUCTION OF PROSTAGLANDIN-LIKESUBSTANCEAT THE TIME OF MATING IN THE RAT. P.B. Marley and C.C. Smith. Prostaglandins lO(3): 435, 1975. (Dept. Vet. Physiol., Univ. Sydney, Sydney 2006, N.S.W., Australia) SOCIOCULTURALCORRELATES OF FERTILITY AMONG TRIBAL, RURAL, AND URBAN POPULATIONS IN IRAN. A.A. Paydarfar. Sot. Biol. 22(2): 151, 1975. (CarolinaPop. Ctr., Univ. N.C Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514) COMPORTEMENTSEXUEL ET TRACTUS G%ITAL DU RAT &LE ADULTE AP&S OESTROGiNISATION POST-NATALEPR&OCE. M.-L. Soulairac and A. Soulairac. &. Endocr. Paris 35: 577, 1974. (Lab. Psychophysiol.,Univ. Pierre & Marie Curie, F 75230 Paris Cedes 05, France) SEX PREFERENCEAND SPECIES SPECIFICITYOF RODENT PHEROMONES. C. Vad&z. Acta Biol. Acad. Sci. Hung. 26(1-2): 9, 1975. (Javorka S 14, H-2131 God, Hungary) INTERGENERATIONALFERTILITY THROUGHOUT FOUR GENERATIONS. J.M. Wise and S.J. Condie. Sot. Biol. 22(2): 144, 1975. (Dept. Social., St. Cloud St. Coil., St. Cloud, Minn. 56301)

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BIOCHEMISTRY-METABOLISM BINDING INTERACTIONS OF PROGESTERONE AND OTHER C21 STEROIDS WITH PAT B.A. Booth and A.E. Colas. Gynec. Invest. 6(5): 272, UTERINE CYTOSOL. (Dept. Gyn. Ob., Ctr. Hlth. Scis., Univ. Wisconsin, Madison, 1975. Wise. 53706) PROGESTERONE-BINDING PROPERTIES OF MICROSOMES FROM PREGNANT RAT UTERUS. M. Haukkamaa and T. Luukkainen. J. Steroid Biochem. 6(9): 1311, 1975. (Dept. Clin. Chem., Univ. Helsinki, Steroid Res. Lab., Finland) INDUCTION OF PGF2d OF 20e(-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE IN FIRST GENERATION CORPORA LUTEA OF THE RAT. S.A. Lamprecht, H.V. Herlitz, and Molec. & Cell. Endocr. 3(4)_ 273,.1975. (Dept and K.E.B. Ah&n. Phvsiol.. Univ. Gothenbure. Sweden) EFFICIENT METHOD FOR PURIFYING PROGESTERONE FOR COMPETITIVE PROTEINM. Lebel, W. Nowaczynski, and J. GeneSt. J. Steroid BINDING TECHNIQUE. (Hotel Dieu Quebec, 11 Cote Palais, Quebec Biochem. 6(9): 1359, 1975. City, Canada) FORMATION, NUCLEAR INCORPORATION AND ENZYMATIC DECOMPOSITION OF ANDROGENK. Nozu and B. Tamaoki. J. Steroid RECEPTOR COMPLEX OF RAT PROSTATE. (Nat. Inst. Radiol. Sci., Anagawa 4 Cho Biochem. 6(9): 1311, 1975. Chiba 280, Japan) MECHANISM OF NUCLEOTIDE INHIBITION OF GONADOTROPIN BINDING TO CELL Ch. V. Rao. Molec. & Cell. Endocr. MEMBRANES OF BOVINE CORPUS LUTEUM. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Sch. Med., Univ. Louisville, Ky. 3(4): 255, 1975. 40203) HUMAN PITUITARY LUTEINIZING HORMONE. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF P. Roes, L. Nyberg, FOUR GLYCOPROTEINS WITH LUTEINIZING ACTIVITY. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 405(2): 363, 1975. L. Wide, and C. Gemzell. (Inst. Biochem., Biomed. Ctr., Univ. Uppsala, Sweden) ACIDIC PROTEASE FROM HUMAN SEMINAL PLASMA PURIFICATION AND SOME PROPERTIES P. Ruenwongsa and M. Chulavatnatol. OF ACTIVE ENZYME AND OF PROENZYME. (Dept. Pharmacol., Yale Univ., New J. Biol. Chem. 250(19): 7574, 1975. Haven, Corm. 06510) B.M. Sanborn and E. ANDROGEN NUCLEAR EXCHANGE ACTIVITY IN RAT TESTIS. (Dept. Reprod. Endocr. Res. Comn. 2(4-5): 335, 1975. Steinberger. Biol. & Endocr., Med. Sch., Univ. Texas, Houston, Texas 77025) THE ROLE OF THE HYPOPHYSSIS AND THE HYPOPHYSEAL HORMONE PROLACTIN IN MAINTENANCE OF THE SEXUAL SPECIFICITY OF THE METABOLISM OF TESTOSTERONE H. Schriefers, E. Keck, AND 5y-DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE IN RAT LIVER SLICES, Hoppe-Seyler's 2. Physiol. Chem. 356(10): S. Klein, and E. SchrUder. (Inst. Physiol. Chem., Univ. Essen Klin., D-43 Essen, 1535, 1975. Germany) J. Spona. Endocrinol. SOME STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR LH-RH ACTIONS. (Dept. Ob. Gyn. 1, Univ. Vienna, 1097 Vienna, exper. 9(3): 159, 1975. Austria) J. Spona. Endocrinol. SEX STEROIDS INFLUENCE LH-RH-RECEPTOR INTERACTION. exper. g(3): 167, 1975. (As above) CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHODIESTERASES IN UTERINE DEVELOPMENT. G.M. Stancel, W.J. Thompson, and S.J. Strada. Molec. h Cell. Endocr. 3(4): (Prog. Pharmacol., Univ. Texas Med. Sch., Houston, Texas 283, 1975. 77025) STEROID PRODUCTION BY THE ISOLATED RABBIT OVARIAN FOLLICLE - IV: EFFECTS 3. Steroid Biochem. 6(9): 1353, E.V. YoungLai. OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES. 1975. (Hlth. Sci. Ctr., Dept. Ob. Gyn., McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada)

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MALE REPRODUCTION SIALIC ACID IN SEMEN OF NORMAL, VASECTOMIZEDAND HYPOSPERMATOGENIC INDIVIDUALS. R.P. Das, S. Roy, A.K. Poddar, and A. Kar. Ind. J. Med. Res. 63(9): 1234, 1975. (Natl. Inst. Fam. Plan., Biwed. Div., New Delhi 110016, India) REINVESTIGATIONOF EFFECTS OF ALPHA-CHLOROHYDRINON EPIDIDYMIDESOF RAT AND GERBIL (MERIONESHURRIANAE JERDON). V.P. Dixit and N.K. Lohiya. Ind. J. Exptl. Biol. 13(5): 491, 1975. (Dept. Zool., Univ. Rajasthan, Jaipur 302004, India) THE EFFECT OF CAPUT LIGATION ON THE TESTICULAR FUNCTION OF DOG. V.P. Dixit and N.K. Lohiya. Arch. Biol. 86(3): 233, 1975. (As above) SUBFERTILITYAND VARICOCELE. I. VENOGRAM DEMONSTRATIONOF ANASTOMOSIS SITES IN SUBFERTILEMEN. A. A. Etriby, A-A. Abmed Ibrahim, K.Z. Mahmoud, and S. Elhaggar. Fertii. & Steril. 26(10): 1013, 1975. (Kasr El Aini Hosp., Cairo Univ., Dept. Vener. Dis., Cairo, Egypt) RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN GONADOTROPHINS,SPERMATOGENESISAND SEMINAL PLASMA. P. Franchimont, S. Chari, A.M.C.M. Schellen, and A. Demoulin. JSteroid Biochem. 6: 1037, 1975. (Inst. Med., RadioimmunoassayLab., univ. Lidge, Belgium) VARIATIONS DE LA TESTOSTEkONElEiIE AU COURS DE LA PE/RIODEPREhUBEkE DU RENARDEAU ET AU COURS DU CYCLE GiNITAL SAISONNIERDU RENARD l&E ADULTE (VUPES VULPES) EN CAPTIVITY. M. Joffre and J. Joffre. C.R. Acad. SC. Paris 28: 819, 1975. (CEBAS (CNRS), 79360 Villiers-enBois, France) AN ANGIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE FOX TESTIS IN VARIOUS STAGES OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY. M. Joffre and M. Kormano. Anat. Rec. 183(4): 599, 1975. (As above) ETIOLOGIC AND PATHOGENETICCLASSIFICATIONOF MALE HERMAPHRODITISM. I.J. Park, V.E. Aimakhu, and H.W. Jones. Am. J. Obstet. Gynecol. 123(5): 505, 1975. (490 Hampton House, 624 N. Broadway,Baltimore, Md. 21205) EFFECT OF ORAL ADMINISTRATIONOF PHENOBARBITALON REPRODUCTIVEORGANS AND FERTILITY OF MALE RATS. T.V. Purandare, V.K. Naik, U.M. Joshi, and S.R. Munshi. Ind. J. Exptl. Biol. 13(5): 489, 1975. (Inst. Res. Reprod., Bombay 400012, India) TWO ESTERASES COMMON TO SEMINAL PLASMA, OTHER EXTERNAL SECRETIONSAND LEUCOCYTES IN MAN. T.K. Roberts, P.L. Masson, R. Lauwerys, and J.F. Heremans. Andrologia S(1): 67, 1976. (Dept. Biol. Scis., Univ. Newcastle, N.S.W. 2308, Australia) LOCALIZATION0~ how MOLECULAR WEIGHT ACROSIN-TRYPSININHIBITORS IN THE BOAR GENITAL TRACT BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE. W.-B. Schill, H. Schiessler,V. Wendt, N. Heimburger, and H. Fritz. Andrologia S(1): 29, 1976. (Dept. Dermatol., Univ. Munich, Germany) DIURNAL ALTERATION OF GLYCOGEN AND ITS METABOLIC ENZYMES IN RAT TESTIS. A.R. Sheth, P. Mugatwala, and G.V. Shah. Ind. J. Exptl. Biol. 13(5): 422, 1975. (Inst. Res. Reprod., Bombay 400012, India) PREVENTION OF FERTILITY DISORDERS BY DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF VARICOCELE AT SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AGE. 0. Steeno, J. Knops, L. Declerck, A. Adimoelja, and H. Van De Voorde. Andrologia S(1): 47, 1976. (Univ. Gezondheidscentrnm,Sch. Maatschappelijke Gezondheidszorg,Univ. Leuven, Belgium)

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MALE REPRODUCTION POSTPUBERAL CHANGES IN SEMEN PRODUCTION OF CHAROLAIS BULLS EJACULATED AT HIGH FREQUENCY AND THE RELATION BETWEEN TESTICULAR MEASUREMENTS AND SPERM OUTPUT. J.O. Almquist, R.J. Branas, and K.A. Barber. J. Anim. Sci. 42(3): 670, 1976. (Dairy Breed. Res. Ctr., Penn. St. Univ., University Park, Pa. 16802) SEMEN ANALYSIS: REVIEW OF SAMPLES FROM 225 MEN SEEN AT INFERTILITY CLINIC. A.T. Cockett, I.C.V. Netto, K.A. Dougherty, and R.L. Urry. J. Ural. 114(4): 560,N Y 1975. l,,,$;iv. Ural., Univ. Rochester Sch. Med. & Dent., Rochester, . . SELECTIVE RETROGRADE VENOGRAPHY OF THE INTERNAL SPERMATIC VEIN: A CONCLUSIVE APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF VARTCOCELE. F. Cmhaire and M. Kunnen. Andrologia 8(l): 11, 1976. (Dept. Med., St. Univ. Ghent, Belgium) THE MEASUREMENT OF E AND 19-HYDROKY E PROSTAGLANDINS IN HUMAN SEMINAL PLASMA. I. Cooper and R.W. Kelly. Prostaglandins lO(3): 507, 1975. (MRC Unit Reprod. Biol., Edinburgh, Scotland) VENOGRAPHIC DEMONSTRATION OF VARICOCELE IN BOY. A. Diamond and G. Ravitz. J. Ural. 114(4): 640, 1975. (Pottsville Hosp. & Good Samaritan Hosp., Pottsville, Pa. 17901) ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF EPIDIDYMAL CONTENTS IN BOARS WITH NORMAL S. Einarsson, B. Gustafsson, and I. OR REDUCED SPERMATOGENESIS. Settergren. Andrologia 8(l): 25, 1976. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Roy. Vet. COll., Stockholm, Sweden) N. Fernando, J.M. Leonard, and THE ROLE OF VARICOCELE IN MALE FERTILITY. C.A. Paulsen. Andrologia 8(l): 1, 1976. (Dept. Med., Sch. Med., Univ. Washington, Seattle, Wash.) CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PROSTATE SECRETION CRYSTALLIZATION TEST. (In Russian) M.I. Kaplun and S. Yu. Ruderman. Sovetskaya Med. 7: 89, 1975. (Ufa Railroad Hosp. 2, Ufa, USSR) K. Kedia and C. Markland. EFFECT OF PHARMACOLOGICAL AGENTS ON EJACULATION. J Ural. 114(4): 569, 1975. (Dept. Ural. Surg., Univ. Minn. Coil. Hlth. =Minneapolis, Minn. 55455) SEMEN ZINC LEVELS IN INFERTILE AND POSTVASECTOMY PATIENTS AND IN PATIENTS J.L. Marmar, S. Katz, D.E. Praiss, and T.J. WITH PROSTATITIS. DeBenedictis. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11)1 1057, 1975.. (S. Jersey Ural. Assoc.. Cherry Hill, N.J. 080341 THE SEMEN OF FERTILE MEN. II. SEMEN CHARACTERISTICS OF 100 FERTILE MEN. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1048, 1975. A.J. Sobrero and N.E. Rehan. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Med. Sch., Northwestern Univ., Chicago, 111. 60611) R.S. Swerdloff PITUITARY AND GONADAL HORMONES IN PATIENTS WITH VARICOCELE. Fertil. & Steril. 26(10): 1006, 1975. (Univ. Calif., and P.C. Walsh. Harbor Gen. Hosp., Sch. Med., Dept. Med., Torrance, Calif. 90509) ISOLATION OF A FACTOR FROM NORMAL HUMAN SEMEN THAT ACCELERATES DISSOLUTION OF ABNORMALLY LIQUIFYING SEMEN. F.N. Syner, K.S. Moghissi, and J. Yanez. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1064, 1975. (C.S. Mott Ctr. Hum. Grth. & Dev., Dept. Ob. Gyn., Detroit, Mich. 48201) J.H. Winer. Postgrad. Med. GUIDING THE TREATMENT OF THE INFERTILE.MALE. 58(6): 109, 1975. (9915 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212) INFLUENCE OF EJACULATION FREQUENCY OF STALLIONS ON CHARACTERISTICS OF J.J. Sullivan and B.W. Pickett. SEMEN AND OUTPUT OF SPERMATOZOA. J. Reprod. Fert., Suppl. 23: 29, 1975. (Am. Breed. Serv., DeForest, Wise.)

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FEMALE REPRODUCTION ROLE OF VAGINAL CYTOLOGY IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PREGNANCIES. M. Aikat. Ind. J. Med. Res. 63(5): 746, 1975. (Postgrad.Inst. Med. Educ. & Res., Dept. Pathol., Chandigarh, India) RETROGRADE SEEDING OF ENDOMETRIUM:A SEQUBLA OF TUBAL FLUSHING. Y. Beyth, H. Yaffe, I.S. Levij, and E. Sadovsky. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1094, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Hadassah Univ. Hosp., Jerusalem, Israel) THE USE OF PROGESTAGEN SC 9880 AS AN AID FOR ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION. G. Colas. Ann. Biol. anim. Bioch. Biophys. 15(2): 317, 1975. (Stn. Physiol. Reprod., Ctr. Rech. Tours, INRA, 37380 Nouzilly, France) HORMONAL INVESTIGATIONSIN DISORDERED ONSET OF MENSTRUATION. M. Colle, A. Audebert, A. Ruffie, and I. Bernard. Sem. Hap. 51(43): 613, 1975: (l&n. Enfants. 33000 Bordeaux. France)(In French) INTER&T OF COEiIOSCOPY IN ABNO&AL MEN&XE. (In French) H. Dubost and M. Chartier. Sem. Hap. 51(43): 831, 1975. (Serv. Gyn. Ob., H8p. Notre Dame Bon Secours, 75014 Paris, France) COLONY-STIMULATINGFACTOR (CSF) IN THE UTERUS OF THE PREGNANT MOUSE. M. Rosendaal. J. Cell Sci. 19(2): 411, 1975. (Biol. Res. Unit, Ca. Inst., Melbourne 3000, Australia) ENDOMETRIALBIOPSY IN THE CYCLE OF CONCEPTION. D.L. Rosenfeld and C-R. Garcia. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1088, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Penn. Hosp., Philadelphia,Pa. 19104) RAISED SERUM PROLACTIN LEVELS ASSOCIATED WITH HIRSUTISMAND AMLNORRHOEA. M. Seppala and E. Hirvonen. Br. Med. J. 4: 144, 1975. (Cent. Hosp., Univ. Helsinki, Finland) FACTORS AFFECTING THE CESSATION OF OESTROUS ACTIVITY IN EWES. A.W. Speedy and J.B. Owen. Anim. Prod. 21: 251, 1975. (Sch. Agric., West Mains Rd., Edinburgh, Scotland) EXPLORATIONOF THE HYPOTHALAMUSAND PITUITARY AXIS DURING PRIMARY AMENORRHEA IN YOUNG GIRLS. (In French) J.-E. Toublanc, Ph.-E. Garnier, J.-L. Chaussain, J.-Cl. Job, and P. Canlorbe. Se;. Hap. 5!(43): 805, 1975. (Ctr. Etud. Croiss. C Endocr. Infantile,H p. St. Vincent Paul, 75674 Paris, France) ALTERATIONS IN UTERINE AND SERUM ESTERASES IN PREGNANT MAMMALS. R.L. Tyndall and J.C. Daniel, Jr. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1098, 1975. (Med. Div., Oak Ridge Assoc. Univ., Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830) OLFACTORY,AUDITORY, AND GUSTATORY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH GONADAL DYSGENESIS. I.M. Valkov, S.I. Dokumov, P.I. Genkova, and D.S. Dimov. Obstet. Gynecol. 46(4): 417, 1975. (Acad. Med. Sofia, Inst. Endocr. Gerontol. 6 Geriat., Sofia 3, Bulgaria) STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF 17d-ETHINYL-6-ESTRENE-50(,7B_DIOL ON MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND PLASMA AND URINARY HORMONES IN NORMAL WOMEN. 0. Ylikorkala, R. Punnonen, S. Nummi, and U. Alapiessa. Ann. Clin. Res. 7(4): 280, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Oulu, Finland) ANTIBACTERIALACTIVITY OF HUMAN CERVICAL MUCUS. H. Zuckerman,A. Kahana, and S. Carmel. Gynec. Invest. 6(5): 265, 1975. (Cent. Emek Hosp., Dept. Ob. Gyn., Afula, Israel) FERTILITY AND IRRADIATION:A PRECONCEPTIONALINVESTIGATIONIN TERATOLOGY. J.V. Philippe. Am. 3. Obstet. Gynecol. 123(7): 714, 1975. (P.O. Box 1471, Sta. "A", Montreal, Que., Canada) OVARIAN FOLLICULAR DEVELOPMENT IN COWS, SOW AND EWES IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF PREGNANCY AS AFFECTED BY NUMBER OF CORPORA LUTEA IN THE SAME OVARY. C.E. Rexroad, Jr. and L.E. Casida. J. Anim. Sci. 41(4): 1090, 1975. (Anim. Physiol. & Genet. Inst., USDA, A.R.S., Beltsville,Md. 20705)

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A.A. Berg, L. Thor, and E.D.B. Johansson. Ann. Chirurg. Gyn. Fenn. 64(4): 249, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. HOSP. Uppsala, S-75104 Uppsala, Sweden) THE ADRENALS OF FEMALE HOUSE RAT - RATTUS RATTUS L., IN VARIOUS PHASES R.V. Bhavsar. Proc. Ind. Acad. Scis. OF REPRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY. B 83(2): 73, 1976. (Govt. Coll. Arts & Scis., Dept. Zool., Aurangabad 431001, India) COMMENTS ON THE CRITICAL METABOLIC MASS AND THE AGE OF MENARCHE. W.Z. Billewicz, H.M. Fellowes, and C.A. Hytten. Ann. Hum. Biol. 3(l): 51, 1976. (Med. Res. Council Reprod. C Grwth. Unit, Newcastle upon Tyne, England) HYALURONIDASE ACTIVITY OF HUMAN ENDOMETRIAL TISSUES AND UTERINE FLUIDS. S. Ganguly, D. Sarkar, D. Sengupta, S.K. Banerjee, and J.J. Ghosh. Ind. J. Exptl. Biol. 13(5): 497, 1975. (Dept. Biochem., Univ. Calcutta, Calcutta 700019, India) EFFECTS OF COUMESTANS ON REPRODUCTION IN THE EWE. R.W. Kelly, N.R. Adams, and D.R. Lindsay. Aust. J. Agric. Res. 27(2): 253, 1976. (Minist. Agr. h Fish., Invermay Agr. Res. Ctr., Mosgiel, New Zealand) CLASSIFICATION OF SECONDARY AMENORRHEA BASED ON DISTINCT HORMONAL O.A. Kletzky, V. Davajan, R.M. Nakamura, and PATTERNS. D.R. Mishell, Jr. J. Clin. Endocrinol. Metab. 41(4): 660, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. So. Calif., Sch. Med., Los Angeles, Calif.) PLASMINOGENAKTIVATOR UND ANDERE TRYPSINAHNLICHE PROTEASEN IM GEBXRMUTTERGEWEBE UND IHRE TEILNAHME AN DEN GEWEBSBLUTUNGEN. J. Koutsk;, M. Ryb6k, and B. Rybfikova. Arch. Gynik. 220: 11, 1975. (Geburtsh.-gyn. Univ.-Klin. HLF, Prague, Czechoslovakia) DIRECT ENDOMETRIAL CELL PREPARATION AS A DIAGNOSTIC AID IN FEMALE J. Laszlo. J. G&et. hum. 23: 118, 1975. (Inst. Med. FERTILITY. Educ., D3pt. Gyn. Ob., 1024 Budapest, Hungary) OVARIAN A -3B-HYDROXYSTEROID DEHYDROGENASE IN AGING RATS. J.H. Leathers and E.P. Murono. Fertil. & Steril. 26(10): 996, 1975. (Bur. Biol. Res., Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J. 08903) D.F. Paulson, J. Wacksman, HYPOFERTILITY AND CLOMIPHENE CITRATE THERAPY. Fertil. & Steril. 26(10): 982, 1975. C.B. Hammond, and H.R. Wiebe. (Dept. Sdrg., Duke Univ. Med. Ctr., Durham, N.C. 27710) PROGESTERONE METABOLISM IN NORMAL HUMAN ENDOMETRIUMDURING THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND IN ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA. K. Pollow, H. LUbbert, E. Boquoi, (Inst. and B. Pollow. J. Clin. Endocrinol. Metab. 41(4): 729, 1975. Molec. Biol. & Biochem.. Free Univ. Berlin. Gemanv) RETARDATION OF OVARIAN COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY BY BARBITURATES IN S.B. Sindgi and M.A. Rao. Ind. J. Exptl. Biol. ALBINO RATS. Univ., Dharwar 580003, India) 13(5): 419, 1975. (Dept. Zool., Kamatak J.R. Sotelo REMOVAL OF INTACT FOLLICLES FROM IMMATURE MICE OVARIES. and M. Brauer. Differentiation 4(Z): 81, 1975. (Inst. Invest. Cient. Biol., Div. Biol. Cell., Montevideo, Uruguay) OLIGOMENORRHEA AND SECONDARY AMENORRHEA IN ADOLESCENT. A.C. Wentz. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Sch. Med., Med. Clin. N.A. 59(6): 1385, 1975. Women's Clin., Baltimore, Md. 21205) KONCEPtNI SCHOPNOST RAN; ZAPOU~T!&H JALOVIC CESKE/HO STRAKATEHO A E. Kudla;, Nl/iINNE/Ho &RNOSTRAKATEHO SKOTU A JEJICH &hNcb. Vet. Med. (Praha) 20(9): 501, 1975. K. Bechyne, and B. Kapoun. (Vysoka gkola vet., Brno, Czechoslovakia)

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THE EVALUATION OF STALLION SEMEN IN ASPECTS OF FERTILITY CONTROL AND ITS USE FOR ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION. W. Bieladski..J. Reprod.'Fert., supp1. 23: 19, 1975. (Inst. Anim. Appl. Physiol., Polish Acad. Agric., Cracow, Poland) IMPROVED STAINING METHOD FOR DIFFERENTIATINGIMMATURE GERM CELLS FROM WHITE BLOOD CELLS IN HUMAN SEMINAL FLUID. M. Couture, M. Ulstein, J. Leonard, and C.A. Paulsen. Andrologia S(1): 61, 1976. (Dept. Med., Univ. Washington,USPHS Hosp., Seattle, Wash.) THF.FATTY ACID COMPOSITIONOF THE MAJOR PHOSPHOGLYCERIDESOF RAM AND HUMAN SPERMATOZOA. A. Darin-Bennett,A. Poulos, and I.G. White. Andrologia S(1): 37, 1976. (Dept. vet. Physiol., Univ. Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia) THE ORGANIZED DISTRIBUTIONOF ACROSOMAL PROTEINASE WITHIN THE ACROSOMES OF RABBIT SPERMATOZOA. S. Faltas, M. Smith, and R. Stambaugh. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1070, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Penn. Sch. Med., Philadelphia,Pa. 19174) THE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN SPERM CONCENTRATIONAND FERTILIZATIONIN VITRO OF MOUSE EGGS. L.R. Fraser and L.M. Drury. Biol. Reprod. 13: 513, 1975. (Clin. Res. Ctr., Harrow, Middlesex, England) OOCYTES MORPHOLOGY OF TERTIARY FOLLICLES IN WOMEN WITH NORMAL AND DISTURBED OVARIAN FUNCTION. F. Friedrich, G. Breitenecker,R. Pavelka, and E. Golob. Arch. Gyntlk.218(4): 269, 1975. (Frauenklin.,Univ. Vienna, A-1090 Vienna, Austria) FRUCTOLYSISAND RESPIRATIONOF BUFFALO SPERMATOZOA. K.K. Gandhi and S.R. Anand. J. Reprod. Fert. 45: 185, 1975. (Natl. Dairy Res. Inst., Kamal, India) THE DEPENDENCE OF ANNULATE LAMF,LLAEFORMATION ON THE NUCLEUS IN PARTHENOGENETIC RABBIT EGGS. B.J. Gulyas. Cell & Tiss. Res. 162(4): 475, 1975. (Reprod.Res. Br., NICHHD, Bethesda,Md. 20014) OVUM FERTILIZATIONAND EMBRYO SURVIVAL IN EWES TREATED WITH ESTRADIOL IMMEDIATELYPRIOR TO MATING. H.W. Hawk and B.S. Cooper. J. Anim. Sci. 42(3): 677, 1976. (Anim. Physiol. & Genet. Inst., ARS, USDA, Beltsville, Md. 20705) ULTRAVIOLETLIGHT-INDUCEDUNSCHEDULEDDNA SYNTHESIS IN MOUSE OOCYTES DURING MEIOTIC MATURATION. Y. Masui and R.A. Pedersen. Nature 257: 705, 1975. (Dept. Zool., Univ. Toronto, Ont., Canada) UTERINE SECRETIONDURING THE SEXUAL CYCLE IN THE RAT AND ITS CAPACITY TO DISPERSE CORONA CELLS IN VITRO. G. Meglioli and P.A. Desaulles. Experientia 31: 986, 1975. (Res. Dept., Pharm. Div., Ciba-GeigyLtd., cH-4002 Basel, Switzerland) MODIFICATIONOF THE METABOLISM OF RAT EPIDIDYMAL SPERMATOZOABY SPERMINE. P. Pulkkinen, R. Sinervirta,and J. Janne. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Conun. 67(2): 714, 1975. (Dept. Biochem., Univ. Helsinki, Finland) HUMAN FOLLICULAR OOCYTES AND THEIR MATURATION IN VITRO. B.F. Shea, R.D. Baker, and J.P.A. Latour. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1075, 1975. (Dept. Anim. Sci., McGill Univ., Ste Anne Bellevue, Que., Canada) ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATIONWITH FRESH DONOR SEMEN. R.C. Strickler,D.W. Keller, and J.C. Warren. N. Engl. J. Med. 293(17): 848, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Washington Univ. Sch. Med., St. Louis, MO. 63110) RIBONUCLEASE-SENSITIVE DNA-SYNTHESIZINGCOMPLEX IN HUMAN SPERM BEADS AND SEMINAL FLUID. S.S. Witkin, G.C. Komgold, and A. Bendich. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA 72: 3295, 1975. (Mem. Sloan Kettering Ca. Ctr., NYC, N.Y.)

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PREGNANCY WASTAGE THE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN LEGAL ABORTION AND MARRIAGE. K.E. Bauman, G.G. Koch, J.R. udry, and J.L. Freeman. Sot. Biol. 22(2): 117, 1975. (Sch. Publ. Hlth., Univ. N.C., Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514) HUMANE ABORTION SERVICES:A REVOLUTION IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE DELIVERY OF A MEDICAL SERVICE. Mt. Sinai J. Med. 42(5): 431, 1975. (Preterm Inst., 1990 M St., N.W., Washington,D.C. 20036) ABORTION ASSOCIATEDWITH MIXED LEPTOSPIRA/EQUIDHERPESVIRUS1 INFECTION. W.A. Ellis, D.G. Bryson, and J.B. McFerran. Vet. Rec. 98(11): 218, 1976. (Vet. Res. Lab., Belfast, North Ireland) THERAPEUTICABORTION AND ITS PSYCHOLOGICALIMPLICATIONS:THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE. E.R. Greenglass. Can. Med. Assoc. J. 113(8): 754, 1975. (Dept. Psychol., York Univ., Downsview,Ont., Canada) AN ABORTUS WITH A NORMAL/TRISOMY16 MOSAICISM: INSTABILITYOF TRISOMIC CELLS IN VITRO. T. Ikeuchi and M. Sasaki. Humangenetik 30: 167, 1975. (ChromosomeRes. Unit, Fat. Sci., Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo, Japan) CYTOGENETICSOF FETAL WASTAGE. H.J. Kim, L.Y.F. Hsu, S. Paciuc, S. Cristian,A. Quintana, and K. Hirschhorn. N. Engl. J. Med. 293(17): 844, 1975. (Dept. Pediat., Mt. Sinai Sch. Med., New York, N.Y. 10029) MIDTRIMESTERABORTION INDUCED BY SERIAL INTRAVAGINALADMINISTRATIONOF PROSTAGLANDINE2 SUPPOSITORIESIN CONJUNCTIONWITH A CONTRACEPTIVE DIAPHRAM. N.H. Lauersen and K.H. Wilson. Prostaglandins 10(l): 139, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., N.Y. Hosp.-CornellUniv. Med. Coll., New York, N.Y. 10021) PSYCHOLOGICALASPECTS OF ABORTION IN THE UNITED STATES. J.D. Osofsky, H.J. Osofsky, R. Rajan, and D. Spitz. Mt. Sinai J. Med. 42(5): 456, 1975. (Dept. Psychol., Temple Univ., Philadelphia,Pa. 19140) APPLICATIONOF A RADIORECEPTORASSAYOF HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPININ THE DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY ABORTION. T.P. Rosal, B.B. Saxena, and R. Landesman. Fertil. & Steril. 26(11): 1105, 1975. (Med. Coll., Cornell Univ., New York, N.Y. 10021) INTRAMUSCULAR(15S)-15-METHYLPROSTAGIANDINF2~ FOR MIDTRIMESTERAND MISSED ABORTION. S.D. Shanna, R.W. Hale, and N.E. Sato. Obstet. Gynecol. 46: 468, 1975. (KapolaniHosp., 1319 Punahou St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814) THE IMPACT OF VOLUNTARYABORTION ON AMERICAN OBSTETRICSAND GYNECOLOGY. D.P. Swartz. Mt. Sinai J. Med. 42(5): 468, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Albanv Med. Coll.. Union Univ.. Albany, N.Y. 12208) PROGESTERONEWITHDRAWAL INDUCED BY ICI 8iO08 IN PREGNANT RATS. D.H. Warnock and A.I. Csapo. Prostaglandins lO(4): 715, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., WashingtonUniv. Sch. Med., St. Louis, MO.) INDUCTIONOF ABORTION WITH INTRA-AMNIOTICOR INTRA-MUSCULAR15(S)-15METHYL-PROSTAGIANDINF24. 0. Ylikorkala and P.A. JYrvinen. Prostaglandins lO(3): 423, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Oulu, Finland) ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY AND ABORTION. D.D. Youngs and J.R. Niebyl. Med. Clin. N.A. 59(6): 1419, 1975. (Johns Hopkins Hosp., Baltimore,Md. 21205) LAMINARIA AUGMENTATIONOF INTRA-AMNIOTICPGF2 FOR MIDTRIMESTERPREGNANCY TERMINATION. P.G. Stubblefield,F. Naftolin, F. Frigoletto,and K.J. Ryan. Prostaglandins lO(3): 413, 1975. (Boston Hosp. Women, 211 Longwood Ave., Boston, Mass. 02115) THE ISOLATIONOF ACTINOBACILLUSEQUULI FROM EQUINE ABORTION. R.F. Webb and F.A. Cockrsm. Aust. Vet. J. 52: 100, 1976. (Colin Blumer Dist. Vet. Lab., Private Mail Bag, Armidale, NSW, 2340 Australia)

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CONTRACEPTION WOMEN IN FAMILY PLANNING. B.R. Bradshaw. Am. J. Publ. Hlth. 65(11): 1239, 1975. (Kent Sch. Sm. Wk., Univ. Louisville,Ky. 40208) FACTORS AFFECTING THE CHOICE OF CONTRACEPTIVEMETHOD BY-A GROUP-OF OEO PATIENTS. S.H. Cochrane. Sm. Biol. 22(2): 173, 1975. (Dept. Econ., Univ. S.C., Columbia, S.C. 29208) CONTRACEPTIVEPRACTICE AND UNPLANNED PREGNANCY AMONG SINGLE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. J.B. Cole, F.C.L. Beighton, and I.H. Jones. Brit. Med. J. 4: 217, 1975. (Student Hlth. Serv., Univ. Melbourne, Vie., Australia) OVARIAN ECTOPIC PREGNANCY WITH IUCD. D.H. Darwish and S.T.A. Saafan. Br. Med. J. 4: 143, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Liverpool Univ., England) ADVANCES IN UNDERSTANDINGTHE EFFECTS OF VASECTOMY. J.E. Davis and I. Lubell. Mt. Sinai J. Med. 42(5): 391, 1975. (Assoc. Volunt. Steril., 708 3rd Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017) STUDIES ON IMMEDIATE POST-ABORTIONCOPPER T DEVICE. I. Gupta and P.K. Devi. Ind. J. Med. Res. 63(5): 736, 1975. (Postgrad.Inst. Med. Educ. & Res., Dept. Ob. Gyn., Chandigarh, India) THERAPEUTICLISTENING: AN ADOLESCENT GUIDANCE PROGRAM IN MOTIVATION FOR CONTRACEPTION. S.B. Gusberg, S. Marinoff, J. Hilsen, L. Cox, A. Young, and 0. Cameron. Mt. Sinai J. Med. 42(5): 439, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Mt. Sinai Hosp., New York, N.Y. 10029) 17o(-ETHYL-20&AND -2Op-DIHYDROPROGESTERONES AND OTHER 170(-ETHYLSUBSTITUTEDPREGNANES AS POTENTIAL CONTRAGESTATIONALAGENTS. R.M. Kapojia, P. Ostrowski, D.W. Hahn, G. Allen, and J.L. McGuire. J. Med. &em; 18: 1143, 1975. (Div. Chem. Res.j Ortho Pharm. Corp., Raritan. N.J. 08869) EIGHT YEARS OF FERTILITY CONTROL WITH NORGESTREL-ETHINYLESTRADIOL (ORVAL): AN UPDATED CLINICAL REVIEW. V.D. Korba and C.G. Heil, Jr. Fertil. & Steril. 26(10): 973, 1975. (Wyeth Labs., Philadelphia,Pa.) FERTILITY CONTROL IN FEMALE RATS BY BOVINE PINEAL GLAND EXTRACTS. J. Orts, K.M. Kocan, and W.P. Yonushonis. Life Scis. 17(4): 531, 1975. (Dept. Physiol. Sci., Coll. Vet. Med., Okla. St. Univ., Stillwater,Okla. 74074) CONTRACEPTIONFOR TEENAGER. J.L. Rauh. R.L. Burket. and R.R. Brookman. Med. Clin. N.A. 59(6): 1407, 1975. (Adolesc.Clin., Pavillion Bldg., Cincinnati.Ohio 45229) STIMULATEDPLASMA PROLACTIN LEVELS IN WOMEN USING MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE OR AN INTRAUTERINEDEVICE FOR CONTRACEPTION. W.N. Spellacy, W.C. Buhi, and S.A. Birk. Fertil. & Steril. 26(10): 970, 1975. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Coil. Med., Univ. Fla., Gainesville,Fla. 32610) EFFECTS ON SERUM COMPLEMENT OF NORMAL AND-PRE-ECLAMPTICPREGNANCY AND OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES. R.S. Tedder, M. Nelson, and V. Eisen. d Br. J exp. Path. 56: 28, 1975. (Dept. Rheumatol. Res., Middlesex Hosp., Med. Sch., London Wl, England) VASECTOMY: A LONG-TERM STUDY OF ITS EFFECTS ON TESTICULARENDOCRINE FUNCTION IN MAN. M. Whitby, R.D. Gordon, N. Seeney, and M.J. Thomas. Andrologia 8(l): 55, 1976. (Dept. Med., Univ. Queensland, RepatriationHosp., Greenslopes,Queensland,Australia) ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES.ABO BLOOD GROUPS, AND IN VITRO FIBRIN FORMATION. I.R. Fisch and S.H. Freedman. Obstet. Gynecol. 46(2): 473, 1975. (Kaiser PermanenteMed. Ctr., Walnut Creek, Cal. 94596) LIVER TUMORS AND ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES. E.D. Nissen and D.R. Kent. Obstet. Gynecol. 46(4): 460, 1975. 1751 W. Romneya Dr., Anaheim, Calif. 92801)

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GENETICS SENSITIVITY OF RAT TESTES TO INHIBITORS OF NUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIS: III. THE INHERITANCE OF MITOMYCIN C-INDUCED STRUCTURAL REARRANGEMENTS OF CHROMOSOMES. M.A. Bempong and E.C. Trower. J. Hered. 66(5): 285, 1975. (Biomed. Res. Lab., Norfolk St. Coil., Norfolk, Va. 23504) PERICENTRIC INVERSIONS AND REPRODUCTION FAILURES; ,J. Boue, P. Hazelmassieux, L. Largetpiet, and C. Leonard. J. Genet. hum. 23: 81, 1975. (Ctr. Int. Enf. Chateau Longchamp, 75016 Paris, France) PHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY IN 4 XYY CHILDREN. G.R. Burgio, M. Fraccaro, F. Severi, L. Tiepolo, A. Colombo, and A. Scherini.- J: G&&t. hum-23: 86, 1975. (Clin. Pediat., Univ. Pavia, Italy) CYTOGENETICS AND INFERTILIT; IN MAN. l.~KARYO&E AND SEMINAL ANALYSIS. A.C. Chandley, P. Edmond, S. Christie, L. Gowans, J. Fletcher, A. Frackiewicz, and M. Newton. Ann. Hum. Genet., Lond. 39: 231, 1975. (MRC Clin. & Pop. Cytogenet. Unit, Western Gen. Hosp., Edinburgh, Scotland) GENETIC EXAMINATION OF PATIENTS IN COUNSELING FOR STERILITY OR MISCARRIAGE. J. G&&t. hum. 23: M.M. Freund, E. Basteyns, N. Martin, and R. Demeyer. 112, 1975. (Ecole Sante Publ., Lab. Teratol. & Genet. Med., 1200 Brussels, Belgium) PITUITARY RESPONSE TO SYNTHETIC LUTEINIZING HORMONE-RELEASING HORMONE IN K.-E. Huang. J. Clin. Endocrinol. PATIENTS WITH TURNER'S SYNDROME. Metab. 41(4): 771, 1975. (1 Chang-Te St., Taipai, Taiwan) "GENITAL DYSCRINISM" AS A CAUSE OF SUBFERTILITY IN MICE OF THE CBA STRAIN. M. Kalis'nik, M. Zorc, 0. Vraspir-Porenta, M. Logonder-Mlinkek, and T. Kham-Lindtner. (Inst. Histol. & Int. J. Fertil. 20: 161, 1975. Embryol., Univ. Med. Fat., Ljubljana, Yugoslavia) L. Koulischer and MITOTIC AND MFIOTIC CHROMOSOMES OF STERILE MALES. R. Schoysman. J. G&&t. hum. 23: 58, 1975. (Inst. Morphol. Pathol., 6270 Loverval, Belgium) E. Lifschytz and D.L. SEX CHROMOSOME ACTIVATION DURING SPEKMATOGENESIS. Lindsley. Genetics 78: 323, 1974. (Dept. Biol., Israel Inst. Technol., Haifa, Israel) ___ D. Millet, M. CHROMOSOMAL ANOMALIES IN MALE SECRETORY INFERTILITY. J. G&&t. hum. 23: Plachot, M.A. Lety, J. Degrouchy, and A. Netter. (Hop. Enfants Malades, Clin. Genet. Med., 75015 Paris, 121, 1975. France) LENGTH OF Y CHROMOSOME AND ACTIVITY 1N BOYS. J. Nielson and E. Nordland. (Aarhus State Hosp., Cytogenet. Lab., Clin. Genet. 8(4): 291, 1975. Risskov, Denmark) M. Sharma, H.F.L. MeyerTESTOSTERONE PRODUCTION BY XYY SUBJECTS. Steroids Bahlburg, D.A. Boon, W.R. Slamwhite, Jr., and J.A. Edwards. (Dept. Biochem., SUNY, Sch. Med., Buffalo, N.Y. 26(2): 175, 1975. 14214) J.W. Siebers, ANTENATAL SEX DETERMINATION IN BLOOD FROM PREGNANT WOMEN. Humangenetik 28: 273, 1975. I. Knauf, H.G. Hillemanns, and W. Vogel. (Univ.-Frauenklin., Freiburg, Germany) 0. Zuffardi, P. Maraschio, CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITIES AND MALE STERILITY. and F. Pasquali. J. G&&t. hum. 23: 136, 1975. (Inst. Gen. Biol., Univ. Pavia, Fat. Med., Pavia, Italy)

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