Non human primates in contraceptive research Academic Article

abstract

• An extensive review of the use of nonhuman primates in contraceptive research was compiled in December 1971. An effort has been made to update certain topics from that symposium, specifically similarities and differences between humans and other primates with respect to gametogenesis and gamete transport, implantation and ovum development, sexual cycles and sexual behavior; metabolism of steroids in nonhuman primates; certain metabolic effects of steroids in nonhuman primates, canines, and humans; and the relevance of certain aspects of toxicity, such as tumorigenesis, when studied in nonhuman primates and other species.

authors

• Kraemer, Duane

published proceedings

• Acta Endocrinologica

author list (cited authors)

• Goldzieher, J. W., Joshi, S., & Kraemer, D. C.

complete list of authors

• Goldzieher, JW||Joshi, S||Kraemer, DC

publication date

• January 1974

published in

• Acta Endocrinologica  Journal

start page

• 90

end page

• 118

volume

• 75

issue

• Sup.185