GORDON CONFERENCE ON REPRODUCTIVE TRACT BIOLOGY

描述：（改编自申请人的描述）本申请的目的是 会议是为权威调查人员提供一个论坛， 积极参与定义领先优势的各种学科 生殖道生物学的研究成果 重要的是， 调查人员继续定期开会，讨论 他们各自领域的最新发展，分析 当前研究的意义，讨论新的策略， 问题，批判性地评估当前的理论，并开发新的 理论和方法是必要的。 1998年的会议将集中讨论分子和生物学机制， 对于提供对生殖系统的基本了解至关重要 无论是男性还是女性。 它还将解决影响 具有生物活性的环境化学物质对生殖的影响 和生育能力。 也有一个欣赏临床实验 评估生殖道功能障碍影响的研究。 结果 将从使用新描述的转基因动物模型 它调查了发育影响和成年发病条件， 男性和女性的生殖道 会议将审议 上述问题涉及男性和女性生殖道组织。 该会议是正在进行的主要会议，讨论了多个 生殖道生物学的各个方面， 通过聚集专注于生殖道生物学的科学家， 他们有不同的专业知识和观点。 这种方法有助于 鼓励采取必要的创造性和创新性研究方法， 了解生殖生物学中基于疾病的问题，包括 男性和女性不育症。

DESCRIPTION: (Adapted from applicant's description) The aim of this conference is to provide a forum for authoritative investigators who are actively involved in the various disciplines which define the leading edges of research in reproductive tract biology. It is important for such investi-gators to continue to meet regularly for the purposes of discussing the latest developments in their individual fields, analyzing the significance of current research, discussing new tactics for unresolved problems, critically evaluating current theories, and developing new theories and approaches as needed. The 1998 conference will focus on molecular and biological mechanisms which are critical in providing the basic understanding of the reproductive system in both males and females. It will also address the impact hormonally-active environmental chemicals have on influencing reproduction and fertility. There is also an appreciation for clinical experimental research evaluating effects in reproductive tract dysfunction. Findings will be presented from the use of newly described transgenic animal models which investigate both developmental effects and adult onset conditions of the male and female reproductive tracts. The conference will examine the above issues in relation to both male and female reproductive tract tissues. The conference is the major ongoing meeting that discusses the multiple aspects of reproductive tract biology in a comprehensive integrated manner by bringing together scientists who focus on reproductive tract biology, but who have differing expertise and perspectives. This approach helps stimulate creative and innovative research approaches necessary for the understanding of disease based problems in reproductive biology, including male and female infertility.