SYMPOSIUM AND STATE-OF-THE-ART LECTURES

关于胚胎-母体关系的研讨会和关于 核磁共振的最新进展 成像和光谱学将是20日计划的一部分 生殖研究学会年会。这个 会议定于1987年7月20日至7月23日在该大学举行 伊利诺伊州的厄巴纳-香槟。这次会议有些特别。 因为这次会议是建国二十周年 伊利诺伊大学的社会。这一关系和 胚胎和母亲之间的相互作用一直是 这在过去是公认的，但人们对它的了解非常少。只是最近 是否已开发出可能对您有所帮助的技术和研究？ 解释为什么母亲和胚胎的某些基因组合 活下来了，其他人就不太可能活了。一个特定项目的成功 家畜交配或人类胚胎移植，以及 其他动物依赖于胚胎-母亲的适合性。 和发展。爱荷华州立大学卡罗尔·华纳博士将 讨论小鼠、猪和小鼠发育速度的遗传学 鸡对胚胎的存活。加里·安德森博士，大学 ，Davis，将介绍关于注册成立的信息 遗传物质进入胚胎和随后的发育。 密歇根大学的艾伦·比尔博士将担任主持人。 核磁共振在非侵入性成像和光谱学中的应用 在过去的几年里取得了巨大的进步。潜在的 用核磁共振进行监测、诊断和测量是非常令人兴奋的。 伊利诺伊大学的保罗·劳特布特博士将向新的 核磁共振成像的发展，琼·道森博士，加州大学 伊利诺伊州将讨论核磁共振波谱在监测中的使用 生殖器官的变化与唐·马蒂森博士，大学 将描述在胎儿和胎盘中的核磁共振工作 生理学。弗洛伦斯·哈塞尔廷博士，人口中心 美国国立卫生研究院研究部将担任主持人。

A symposium on embryo-maternal relationships and lectures on the state-of-the-art of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) imaging and spectroscopy will be part of the program of the 20th annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Reproduction. The meeting is scheduled for July 20 to July 23, 1987 at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. The meeting is somewhat special in that this meeting is the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Society at the University of Illinois. The relationship and interaction between the embryo and the mother has been recognized in the past but very poorly understood. Only recently have techniques been developed and studies done that may help explain why certain genetic combinations of mother and embryo survive and others are less likely to. The success of a particular mating in domestic animals or an embryo transfer in humans and other animals depends on embryo-mother compatability in time and development. Dr. Carol Warner, Iowa State University will discuss the genetics of rates of development in mice, pigs and chickens on survival of embryos. Dr. Gary Anderson, University of California, Davis, will present information on incorporation of genetic material into embryos and subsequent development. Dr. Alan Beer, University of Michigan, will be the moderator. The use of NMR in non-invasive imaging and spectroscopy has made tremendous strides in the last few years. The potential for monitoring, diagnosing and measuring by NMR is very exciting. Dr. Paul Lauterbut, University of Illinois will speak to the new developments in NMR imaging, Dr. Joan Dawson, University of Illinois, will discuss use of NMR spectroscopy in monitoring changes in reproductive organs and Dr. Don Mattison, University of Arkansas will describe work on NMR in fetal and placental physiology. Dr. Florence Haseltine, Center for Population Research, NIH, will be moderator.