Reproduction in Farm Animals (eBook)

E.S.E. Hafez, PhD and B. Hafez, PhD.

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

Contributors..

Part I: Functional Anatomy of Reproduction.

Chapter 1. Anatomy of Male Reproduction (E.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 2. Anatomy of Female Reproduction (B. Hafez and AE.S.E.Hafez).

Part II: Physiology of Reproduction.

Chapter 3. Hormones, Growth Factors, Reproduction (E.S.E. Hafez,M.R. Jainudeen, and Y. Rosnina).

Chapter 4. Reproductive Cycles (E.S.E. Hafez and B. Hafez).

Chapter 5. Folliculogenesis, Egg Maturation, and Ovulation(E.S.AE. Hafez and B.Hafez).

Chapter 6. Transport and Survival of Gametes (E.S.E. Hafez andB.Hafez).

Chapter 7. Spermatozoa and Seminal Plasma (D.L. Garner andE.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 8. Fertilization and Cleavage (E.S.E. Hafez and B.Hafez).

Chapter 9. Implantation (R.D. Geisert and J.R. Malayer).

Chapter 10. Gestation, Prenatal Physiology, and Parturition(M.R. Jainudeen and E.S.E. Hafez).

Part III: Reproductive Cycles.

Chapter 11. Cattle and Buffalo (M.R. Jainudeen and E.S.E.Hafez).

Chapter 12. Sheep and Goats (M.R. Jainudeen, H. Wahid, andE.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 13. Pigs (L.L. Anderson).

Chaper 14. Horses (E.S.E. Hafez and B. Hafez).

Chapter 15. Llamas and Alpacas (J.B. Sumar).

Chapter 16. Reproduction in Poultry: Male and Female (D.P.Forman, J.D. Kirby, and J.A. Proudman).

Part IV: Reproductive Failure.

Chapter 17. Reproductive Failure in Females (M.R. Jainudeen adnE.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 18. Reproductive Failure in Males (M.R. Jainudeen and B.Hafez).

Part V: Physiopathology Mechanisms.

Chapter 19. Reproductive Behavior (B. Hafez and E.S.E.Hafez).

Chapter 20. Genetics of Reproductive Failure (Y. Rosnina, M.R.Jainudeen, and E.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 21. Genetic Engineering of Farm Mammals (C.A. Pinkert).

Chapter 22. Pharamcotoxiclogic Factors and Reproduction (A.E.Archibong and S.E. Abdelgadir).

Chapter 23. Immunology of Reproduction (P.J. Hansen).

Chapter 24. Molecular Biology of Reproduction (R. Juneja andS.S. Koide).

Part VI: Assisted Reproductive Technology.

Chapter 25. Semen Evaluation (R.L. Ax, M.R. Dally, B.A. Didin,R.W. Lenz, C.C. Love, D.D. Varner, B. Hagez, and M.E. Bellin).

Chaper 26. Artificial Insemination (R.L. Ax, M.R. Dally, B.A.Didion, R.W. Lenz, C.C. Love, D.D. Varner, B. Hafez and M.E.Bellin).

Chapter 27. X and Y Chromosome-Bearing Spermatozoa (AE.S.E.Hafez and B. Hafez).

Chapter 28. Pregnancy Diagnosis (M.R. Jainudeen adn E.S.E.Hafez).

Chapter 29. Ovulation Induction, Embryo Production and Transfer(M.R. Jainudeen, H. Wahid, and E.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 30. Preservation and Cryopreservation of Gametes andEmbryos (E.S.E. Hafez).

Chapter 31. Micromanipulation of Gametes and Embryos: In VitroFertilization and Embryo Transfer (IVF/ET) (B. Hafez and E.S.E.Hafez).

Glossary.

Glossary of Common Abbreviations.

Appendices.

Appendix I: Chromosome Numbers of Bovinae, Equinae, and CaprinaeSpecies.

Appendix II: Chromosome Numbers and Reproductive Ability inEquine, Bovine, and Caprine Hybrids.

Appendix III: Preparation of Physiologic Solutions.

Appendix IV: Technique for Determining SpermatozoalConcentration Using a Hemacytometer.

Appendix V: Preparation of Sperm Stains.

Appendix VI: Preparation of Trypsin for Zona-Free HamsterOva.

Appendix VII: Evaluation of Chromosomes of Ova.

Appendix VIII: Book/IVF Companies.

Appendix IX: In Vitro Fertilization by Microinjection.

Index.