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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Physiology and Toxicology of Male Reproduction James C. Lamb, Paul M. D. Foster, 2013-10-22 Physiology and Toxicology of Male Reproduction is a collection of papers that deals with general reproductive biology and specific aspects of reproductive toxicology, pertaining to the male sex. Some papers discuss testicular organization, reproductive toxicity testing systems, and germ-cell genetic toxicology. The use of in vitro systems by investigators to dissect the male reproductive toxicants can lead to a more scientific approach toward hazard assessment and the development of safer drugs and chemicals. Other papers explain the fundamental reproductive biology of the testis, the neuroendocrine system, the epididymis and accessory sex organs, and spermatozoal evaluation. Toxicological aspects cover the toxicological evaluation of the complete reproductive system, testicular morphology, sperm assessment, and germ-cell mutagenesis. One paper describes alternative methods in toxicology—by using new in vitro systems that should reduce or eliminate the need for tests conducted on animals. In vitro methodology embraces other systems such as from subcellular fractions to isolated intact organs. In relation to target-organ toxicity, the researcher can focus using primary cell cultures. This collection will prove helpful to toxicologists, graduate students and researchers in biology, particularly in male reproductive toxicology and fertility testing. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive Function Christina Wang, 2007-05-28 Male Reproductive Function gives an up-to-date review on the physiology and disease processes associated with the male reproductive system. The first few chapters describe the regulation of the functions of the testis and the integration of its components: germ cells, Sertoli cells and Leydig cells. This is followed by a description of puberty and aging, and the disorders or dysfunction that may be associated with these physiological processes. Discussions on the current methods for the diagnosis and treatment of male hypogonadism, male infertility and male sexual dysfunction follow, with detailed descriptions of types of androgen replacement and the benefits and risks of such treatment. The book concludes with the development of male contraception and the possible influence of the environment on the male reproductive system. Male Reproductive Function represents a conglomeration of the efforts of experts in andrology from all over the world, both in basic cellular/molecular biology as well as in clinical science and practice. This book is suitable for endocrinologists, urologists, general internists, gynecologists and other students in the field of male reproduction. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Human Reproductive Biology Richard E. Jones, Kristin H. Lopez, 2006-05-15 This acclaimed text has been fully revised and updated, now incorporating issues including aging of the reproductive system, and updates on the chapters on conception and Gamete Transport and Fertilization, and Pregnancy.Human Reproductive Biology, Third Edition emphasizes the biological and biomedical aspects of human reproduction, explains advances in reproductive science and discusses the choices and concerns of today. Generously illustrated in full color, the text provides current information about human reproductive anatomy and physiology.The ideal book for courses on human reproductive biology - includes chapter introductions, sidebars on related topics of interest, chapter summaries and suggestions for further reading. - All material competely updated with the latest research results, methods, and topics now organized to facilitate logical presentation of topics - New chapters on Reproductive Senescence, Conception: Gamete Transport, Fertilization, Pregnancy: Maternal Aspects and Pregnancy: Fetal Development - Full color illustrations |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Male Reproductive System Ian Peate, 2025-01-07 PEATE’S BODY SYSTEMS THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM A CONCISE, ILLUSTRATED, AND ACCESSIBLE GUIDE TO THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Each of the twelve volumes in Peate’s Body Systems series is rooted in the belief that a deep and thorough understanding of the human body is essential for providing the highest standard of care. Offering clear, accessible and up-to-date information on different body systems, this series bridges the gap between complex scientific concepts and practical, everyday applications in health and care settings. This series makes for an invaluable resource for those committed to understanding the intricacies of human biology, physiology and the various systems that sustain life. The Male Reproductive System is the perfect companion for students and newly registered practitioners across nursing and allied health fields with an interest in male reproductive health, providing a comprehensive yet easy-to-digest guide for both academic and clinical application. Equips healthcare students and practitioners with the necessary information to provide safe and competent care Features colourful illustrations to aid comprehension, clarify complicated concepts, and render content more engaging and accessible Empowers readers to adapt to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, preparing them for the future of healthcare delivery Contains information necessary for effective patient care of those with testicular torsion, Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS), prostate cancer, and other male reproductive diseases and conditions |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive Function and Semen T. Mann, C. Lutwak-Mann, 2012-12-06 To present a coherent and meaningful survey of scientific research endeavour in an area that has expanded as fast as physiology and biochemistry of reproduction in the male is no mean task these days. No less prodigious than the growth of knowledge of male reproductive function has been the rate at which the outpouring of publications on this subject has continued since the appearance of 'The Biochemistry of Semen and of the Male Reproductive Tract' in 1964. Since cyclopaedic treatment of this vast literature did not appeal to us, we have made no attempt either to rehash the material contained in that book or to enlarge the bibliography beyond the nearly 3500 references included in the present treatise. At the same time, whilst writing, we felt strongly that to advance, it is necessary to understand the past, and for this reason we have not hesitated to refer (especially in the introductory chapter) to a number of those fundamental early discoveries in which today's knowledge is deeply and firmly rooted. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Reproductive System Steve Parker, 2003 When does puberty begin and what are its effects? How are genes passed from one generation to the next? What can STDs affect the reproductive system? Investigate the miracles of the human body with Body Focus. Find out about the body parts and systems that enable us to eat, run, jump, think, and feel? Discover what sorts of things can go wrong with our bodies, from common illnesses to more unusual problems. The Reproductive System explores the structure of the male and female reproductive systems, looking at how they work together to create new life. It explains the different illnesses and injuries that can affect the reproductive system, from sexually transmitted diseases to problems during pregnancy, and outlines ways to keep healthy. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive System Akmal El-Mazny, 2016-01-01 The male reproductive system consists of the hypothalamic-pituitary unit, the testes, the reproductive tract, and the external genitalia. The functions of the male reproductive system are to produce and deliver spermatozoa, for sexual reproduction, and produce hormones that regulate reproductive function and secondary sex characteristics. Abnormalities in anatomic or physiologic function affect the development and delivery of spermatozoa, and potential fertility. Male factors are often the cause of a couple's failure to conceive, therefore, it is important to evaluate and treat the male partner. A male factor may be due to abnormalities of hormonal control, testicular function, or sperm transport or delivery. This book provides a comprehensive review of the clinical anatomy and physiology specific to male reproductive system, emphasizing causes and management of male infertility. By developing a clear understanding of what is normal, you will better understand abnormalities affecting male fertility and the mechanisms behind treatment. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Bioenvironmental Issues Affecting Men's Reproductive and Sexual Health Suresh C. Sikka, Wayne Jg Hellstrom, 2017-09-01 Bioenvironmental Issues Affecting Men's Reproductive and Sexual Health is structured into sections designed to enable a logical flow of knowledge. The book begins by looking at the development and embryology of key organs involved in male reproduction and their structural anatomy and current physiology. Next, the regulatory requirements to evaluate reproductive toxicity, with a particular emphasis on clinical aspects, are explored. Finally, the book presents the details of specific environmental agents that affect male reproduction and men's health. Individual chapters within the book range from basic to translational, but all hold clinical relevance, bringing an essential reference to those working and learning in the field of reproductive toxicology and men's reproductive health. Brings together the leading authorities on male reproduction, sexual health and how the environment affects these issues Provides guidelines and reference values of various reproductive hormones, semen parameters and inclusion/exclusion criteria for clinical trials Describes the most efficient methods by which to design protocols for sperm safety studies and reproductive toxicology research |
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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Endocrinology of the Testis and Male Reproduction Manuela Simoni, Ilpo T. Huhtaniemi, 2017-09-18 This book provides a comprehensive overview of endocrinology of the male reproductive system, explaining how it works and how, sometimes, it fails to work. World-class specialists present state of the art knowledge on all aspects, including anatomy, physiology, molecular biology, genetics, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations of testicular diseases, endocrine aspects of andrological and sexual diseases, and therapy. Extensive consideration is given to sexual development, testicular function, the clinical approach to disorders of male reproduction, male hypogonadism, sexual dysfunction, and male infertility. In addition, sociodemographic, psychological, and ethical aspects of male reproductive disorders are discussed. The book is intended as a major reference for endocrinologists, andrologists, and sexologists, as well as basic and clinical scientists. It is published as part of the SpringerReference program, which delivers access to living editions constantly updated through a dynamic peer-review publishing process. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Human Reproductive Biology Richard Evan Jones, 1991-08-28 Human Reproductive Biology focuses on the processes, concerns, and trends in human reproduction. Divided into four parts with 19 chapters, the book starts by tracing the history of human reproduction biology and the questions and choices involved. The first part focuses on the male and female reproductive systems. The text notes the different organs involved in reproduction, including the penis, scrotum, vagina, oviducts, and mammary glands. The book discusses sexual development and differentiation, particularly noting the variance of sex ducts and glands, external genitalia, and disorders of sexual development and determination. The text also looks at puberty. Concerns include gonadal changes from birth to puberty; mechanisms that influence puberty; and puberty and psychosocial adjustment. The second part deals with menstrual cycle, fertilization, pregnancy, labor, and birth. Some of the concerns include length of menstrual cycle; absence of menstruation; transport of sperm and ovum in the oviduct; and semen release. The text also highlights labor and birthing processes as well as the relationship of neonates and parents. The third part looks at the medical aspects of human reproduction, infertility, and sexually transmitted diseases. Concerns include contraception, abortion, herpes genitalis, and vaginitis. The text folds with discussions on human sexual behavior, population growth, and family planning. Concerns include sexual dysfunction; the effects of overpopulation; and population control. The book is a vital source of data for readers interested in human reproduction. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Reproductive System The Open The Open Courses Library, 2019-10-25 The Reproductive System Biology Small, uncoordinated, and slick with amniotic fluid, a newborn encounters the world outside of her mother's womb. We do not often consider that a child's birth is proof of the healthy functioning of both her mother's and father's reproductive systems. Moreover, her parents' endocrine systems had to secrete the appropriate regulating hormones to induce the production and release of unique male and female gametes, reproductive cells containing the parents' genetic material (one set of 23 chromosomes). Her parent's reproductive behavior had to facilitate the transfer of male gametes--the sperm--to the female reproductive tract at just the right time to encounter the female gamete, an oocyte (egg). Finally, combination of the gametes (fertilization) had to occur, followed by implantation and development. In this book, you will explore the male and female reproductive systems, whose healthy functioning can culminate in the powerful sound of a newborn's first cry. Chapter Outline: Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System Development of the Male and Female Reproductive Systems The Open Courses Library introduces you to the best Open Source Courses. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive Dysfunction SC. Basu, 2011-12-15 Complete updating of all fourteen chapters incorporating most recent information on the subject. History of reproductive sciences has been considerably enlarged with comprehensive review of the subject. Relevant anatomy of the male reproductive system has been illustrated with added diagrams. Endocrine chapter has been updated to help the postgraduate students of Urology/Andrology. Moreover, this would be a guide to the practicing endocrinologist specializing in reproductive problems. Recent advances in the management of erectile problems in males incorporated with illustrations. Basic informa. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Reproductive System Steve Parker, 2003 Explores the structure of the male and female reproductive systems, looking at how they work together to create new life. |
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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Nuts & Bolts Robert Petriv, 2023-08-18 Intriguing, informative, and insightful. 'Nuts and Bolts' is stellar! - Alberto Ramirez Learned more than I expected with 'Testicular Talks'. A gem! - Zoe Fitzpatrick 'Guardians of Genetics' is brilliantly written and well-researched. - Tasha Williams The 'Dual Dilemma' addresses modern issues with care and nuance. Highly recommend! - Elijah Kim Venture into the intricate workings of the male reproductive system with Nuts and Bolts. In this enlightening journey, Robert Petriv delves deep into the anatomy, physiology, and mysteries of this often misunderstood area of the male body. From the importance of testicular health to debunking age-old myths, Petriv offers a comprehensive guide that's both scientifically rigorous and engagingly written. Whether you're seeking knowledge for health reasons or pure curiosity, Nuts and Bolts is your definitive resource. |
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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Sugery of the Male Reproductive Tract E.S. Hafez, L.I. Lipshultz, J.N. Corriere, 2012-12-06 In the last decade, physicians have witnessed a publication will serve as a stimulus to surgeons growing awareness of and concern with diseases of concerned with male reproductive disorders to in the male reproductive tract. Stimulated by this tensify their personal research attempts to develop interest, a refinement and re-evaluation of existing better therapy for diseases referable to the male reproductive system. It is finally hoped that this surgical techniques for treatment of male repro ductive disorders has been concurrently appreci publication will stimulate critical analysis of what ated. Rapid progress in this area has resulted we feel are currently accepted surgical modes of primarily from a cooperative effort from those therapy and to better promote a general inter specialists in the areas of microsurgery, medical change of clinical information referable to these and surgical oncology, endocrinology and neuro disorders. physiology, pathology, immunology, genetics and Those who have provided the text and illustra biochemistry. tions for this volume have contributed a significant As the surgical treatment of diseases and ab amount of work, and we hope that they feel their normalities of the male reproductive system has material has been well used. The editors also wish to expanded, so have the articles describing these often thank Mr. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Male Reproductive System Anatomical Chart Company Staff, Peter Bachin, 2000-01-28 The Male Reproductive System Chart is a useful tool for learning and showing the anatomical structures of the male reproductive system. Finely detailed and labeled illustrations show: sagittal section of the pelvic organ anterior and posterior view of the system cross-section of the penis also illustrates: the prostate detail of the perineum spermatogenesis testis vasculature & innervation of the system made in USA Available in the following versions 20 x 26 heavy paper laminated with grommets at top corners ISBN 9781587790300 20 x 26 heavy paper ISBN 9781587790317 |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Reproductive System Kara Rogers Senior Editor, Biomedical Sciences, 2010-08-15 Discusses the male and female reproductive systems, explaining how they work together to form new life, describing diseases that affect the system, and examining ethical debates from birth control to infertility. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Andrology E. Nieschlag, Hermann M. Behre, 2001 Andrology is a decidedly interdisciplinary field in which several specialities participate. Accordingly, this volume is addressed to all concerned with male reproductive health: Andrologists, gynecologists, urologists, internists, endocrinologists, dermatologists, basic researchers. The volume comprises basic science as well as clinical andrology and includes chapters on: Biology of reproduction, testicular function, sperm maturation and fertilization, endocrinology of the male, environmental factors, psychology, senescence, contraception; as well as chapters on the diagnosis and therapy of andrological diseases including: Infertility, hypogonadism, assisted reproduction: ICSI and TESE, therapy with testosterone, erectile dysfunction. |
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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Human Reproductive Biology Mark M. Jones, 2012-12-02 Human Reproductive Biology focuses on the processes, concerns, and trends in human reproduction. Divided into four parts with 19 chapters, the book starts by tracing the history of human reproduction biology and the questions and choices involved. The first part focuses on the male and female reproductive systems. The text notes the different organs involved in reproduction, including the penis, scrotum, vagina, oviducts, and mammary glands. The book discusses sexual development and differentiation, particularly noting the variance of sex ducts and glands, external genitalia, and disorders of sexual development and determination. The text also looks at puberty. Concerns include gonadal changes from birth to puberty; mechanisms that influence puberty; and puberty and psychosocial adjustment. The second part deals with menstrual cycle, fertilization, pregnancy, labor, and birth. Some of the concerns include length of menstrual cycle; absence of menstruation; transport of sperm and ovum in the oviduct; and semen release. The text also highlights labor and birthing processes as well as the relationship of neonates and parents. The third part looks at the medical aspects of human reproduction, infertility, and sexually transmitted diseases. Concerns include contraception, abortion, herpes genitalis, and vaginitis. The text folds with discussions on human sexual behavior, population growth, and family planning. Concerns include sexual dysfunction; the effects of overpopulation; and population control. The book is a vital source of data for readers interested in human reproduction. |
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| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Biochemistry of Andrology Marco G. Alves, Pedro Fontes Oliveira, 2017-07-04 This text book comprehensively covers the physiology and biochemistry of the processes in the male reproductive system. Readers will gain an understanding of a variety of general topics relevant to andrology through fourteen chapters which include information about male reproductive anatomy, sexual development, spermatogenesis, sperm-egg interactions necessary for fertilization, reproductive toxicology, congenital disorders, sexually transmitted diseases, male sterility and changes due to aging.The book serves as a primary andrology reference for medical students studying reproductive biology. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive System, Laminated Chart Scientific Publishing, 2003-09 Designed as reference material to increase knowledge of the human body. Beautiful full-colour illustrations help enhance understanding of the body or illness. Suitable for healthcare professions, patients, students, educators and parents. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Physiology of Human Reproduction George Osol, 2020-12-22 Physiology of Human Reproduction provides students with a concise and accessible overview of more than 200 vital concepts, from the basic physiology of the male and the nonpregnant female, to fertilization, embryonic and fetal growth, labor, lactation, and more. Presented in a readable style, key terms are highlighted throughout the main text to enable students to quickly find a concept and read the appropriate information. Whether reading the book from cover to cover, or using a focused approach to learn about specific concepts, readers will find this textbook to be an invaluable tool for increasing their understanding of human reproduction. An essential companion for standard Anatomy and Physiology courses, this student-friendly textbook: Covers physiology of the male, the physiology of the nonpregnant female, pregnancy and lactation, and age-related changes such as menopause Discusses pregnancy, birth control, and the reproductive system in childhood, adolescence, and puberty Describes the anatomy, physiology, and phases of the human sexual response Explains genetic conditions and disorders including androgen insensitivity syndrome and Kallman's syndrome Physiology of Human Reproduction is a must-have learning guide for students in the medical and life sciences, including medicine, nursing, biology, physiology, and biomedicine, as well as those in courses covering human reproduction and pregnancy. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Male Reproductive System Anatomical Chart Company Staff, 1992-01-01 Provides anterior and posterior view of the system. Shows the pelvic organ (oblique section) and cross-section of the penis. Illustrates the prostate, perineum, spermatogenesis, testis, and vasculature & innervation. Size is 20 W by 26 H. |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: Human Progastricsin Pal Bela Szecsi, 1992 |
| biology if8765 the male reproductive system: The Reproductive System Randolph W. Krohmer, 2009 Organisms reproduce to ensure the continued survival of their respective species. For humans, our ability to produce offspring and contribute to genetic variability in the world is made possible by our body's reproductive syste. |
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