Abstract
The editors successfully present the work of distinguished scientists and clinicians who bring together the most recent advances in reproductive biology discussed at a symposium on the physiology and pathology of reproduction, Detroit, 1970. This significant text meets all of the tough, hard-core problems of reproductive biology in a head-on fashion with solid up-to-date evidence, obtained by 21 eminent scholars. They bring to the reader the newest and the most dramatic discoveries in reproductive physiology, implantation, fetal growth and development. They give us the know-how for developing different and better methods of contraception to control the population explosion and environmental pollution, particularly in the newly developed countries where man fights to survive. New possibilities for contraception include inhibiting enzymes involved in sperm capacitation and migration as well as ova penetration, altering ova transport and degeneration, and regulating fertility by immunologic procedures. The implantation-initiating factor obtained from the mouse uterus triggers
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