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Proteins and steroids in early pregnancy
J. ,~rrmd Btorhm.. Vol. 16. p. i Pcrgamon Press Ltd 1982 Printed in Great Brilain
BOOK Proteins
und Sreroids
Beier and P. Karlson.
in Early
Prrgnuncy.
Springer-Verlag.
Edited Berlin,
by H. M.
REVIEWS Eiyhth Tenocus Workshop. Qualify Conrrol in Clinical Endocrinology. Edited by D. W. Silson. S. J. Gaskell and K. W. Kemp.
This book contains up to date research contributed by specialists in biology of development. reproductive physiologists and geneticists. It covers a relatively broad spectrum of data and observations which shed some light on preimplantational embryonic life and the supports and obstacles provided by the maternal organism with respect to the final accomplishment of normal implantation and establishment of pregnancy. It contains valuable information on the synthesis and biological role of uteroglobulin as well as the relation of steroid receptors and mechanism of action of this hormone in the genital tract. The book will be very useful for advanced students. basic researchers and for teaching purposes. It will also be of use to gynecologists. endocrinologists. physiologists and biochemists.
Alpha
Omega.
Cardiff.
This book covers quality control in clinical endocrinology and it includes data presented at the Eiyhrh Tenorus Workshop Meetiny. Hormone determinations in particular by radioimmunoassays are discussed and many routine aspects are covered. This book contains interesting and new information in analytical characteristics in quality control with practical models. different aspects in the biological standards in clinical endocrinology, new techniques in gas chromatography, statistical comparison of different methods and practical data in the determination of individual hormones as well as computer programmes in quality control. This book will be of use to those concerned with accuracy in research in this field. as well as clinicians. gynecologists, pediatrics and in general endocrinology.
BOOK Proteins
und Sreroids
Beier and P. Karlson.
in Early
Prrgnuncy.
Springer-Verlag.
Edited Berlin,
by H. M.
REVIEWS Eiyhth Tenocus Workshop. Qualify Conrrol in Clinical Endocrinology. Edited by D. W. Silson. S. J. Gaskell and K. W. Kemp.
This book contains up to date research contributed by specialists in biology of development. reproductive physiologists and geneticists. It covers a relatively broad spectrum of data and observations which shed some light on preimplantational embryonic life and the supports and obstacles provided by the maternal organism with respect to the final accomplishment of normal implantation and establishment of pregnancy. It contains valuable information on the synthesis and biological role of uteroglobulin as well as the relation of steroid receptors and mechanism of action of this hormone in the genital tract. The book will be very useful for advanced students. basic researchers and for teaching purposes. It will also be of use to gynecologists. endocrinologists. physiologists and biochemists.
Alpha
Omega.
Cardiff.
This book covers quality control in clinical endocrinology and it includes data presented at the Eiyhrh Tenorus Workshop Meetiny. Hormone determinations in particular by radioimmunoassays are discussed and many routine aspects are covered. This book contains interesting and new information in analytical characteristics in quality control with practical models. different aspects in the biological standards in clinical endocrinology, new techniques in gas chromatography, statistical comparison of different methods and practical data in the determination of individual hormones as well as computer programmes in quality control. This book will be of use to those concerned with accuracy in research in this field. as well as clinicians. gynecologists, pediatrics and in general endocrinology.