The surgical diseases of the genito-urinary organs,

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Male external genitalia of non-prehensile tailed South American monkeys. Philip Hershkovitz.

n.s. no.73(1993)

Bakteriologie des weiblichen Genitalkanales,

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Beitrag zu der Entwicklung der männlichen Genitalien bei Lepidopteren.

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Beiträge zur Morphologie und Morphogenie des männlichen Genitalapparates der Rhopaloceren.

Vita.

The male genitalia of orthopteroid insects.

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Organes de nutrition & de reproduction chez les vertébrés.

Mode of access: Internet.

Verjüngung durch experimentelle neubelebung der alternden Pubertätsdrüse /

"Sonderabdruck aus Roux' Archiv für Entwicklungsmechanik, Bd. 46. Ausgegeben am 9. Juni 1920."

Atlas d'embryologie. Développement des organes génito-urinaires chez l'homme,

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De l'appareil du sens génital des deux sexes dans l'espèce humaine et dans quelques mammifères,

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Observations on the Female Internal Reproductive Organs of the Brown Howler Monkey (Alouatta guariba clamitans)

Alouatta guariba clamitans (brown howler monkey) is an endemic primate from the southeastern Brazil tropical forests, classified as near threatened by the IUCN Red List 2007. The genus Aloualta is one of the most difficult New World monkeys to breed and rear in captivity. In this study we examined the macroscopic and histological aspects of the female genital tract of wild brown howler monkeys to provide baseline information for future reproduction research. The anatomical relationship between the vagina, uterus, broad ligament, oviducts and ovaries are those of a typical primate reproductive tract. The fundic portion of the uterus is globoid, the cervix is well developed, which confers to the uterus an elongated shape, and the vagina is a long flattened channel. Histological analysis conducted in females in the follicular phase revealed large quantities of interstitial luteinized tissue in the ovaries, a stratified nonkeratinized vaginal epithelium, lack of glands in the vaginal mucosa and simple tubular endometrial glands. The observed anatomical features should be considered in the adaptation and application of assisted reproductive techniques aimed at improving captive reproduction for species conservation. Am. J. Primatol. 71:145-152, 2009. (C) 2008 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

EARLY LIFE EXPOSURE TO GENISTEIN AND DAIDZEIN DISRUPTS STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS IN FEMALE MICE

In mice, exposure to isoflavones (ISO), abundant in soy infant formula, during the first 5 d of life alters structural and functional development of reproductive organs. Effects of longer exposures are unknown. The study objective was to evaluate whether exposure to a combination of daidzein and genistein in the first 10 compared to 5 d of life results in greater adverse effects on ovarian and uterine structure in adult mice. Thirteen litters of 8–12 pups were cross-fostered and randomized to corn oil or ISO (2 mg daidzein + 5 mg genistein/kg body weight/d) for the first 5 or 10 d of life. The 10-d protocol mimicked the period when infants are fed soy protein formula (SPF) but avoids the time when suckling pups can consume the mother’s diet. Body and organ weights and histology of ovaries and uteri were analyzed. There were no differences in the ovary or uterus weight, number of ovarian follicles, number of multiple oocyte follicles, or percent of ovarian cysts with 5 or 10 d of ISO intervention compared to respective controls. The 10-d ISO group had higher body weights from 6 d to 4 mo. of age and a higher percent of hyperplasia in the oviduct than the respective control. Lower numbers of ovarian corpus lutea and a higher incidence of abnormal changes were reported in the uteri of both ISO groups compared to their respective controls. Five- and 10-d exposure to ISO had similar long-lasting adverse effects on the structures of ovaries and uterus in adult mice. Only the 10-d ISO exposure resulted in greater body weight gain at adulthood.

The bacteriology of the female reproductive organs of cattle and its relation to the diseases of calves.

Thesis (Ph. D.) - Cornell University, 1921.

Common sense on chronic diseases, or, A rational treatise on the mechanical cause and cure of most chronic affections of the truncal organs of both male and female systems : embracing the author's views on physical education, and the present popular system of artificial life /

Included in the original collection of the Starling Medical College.