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It is about 15 years since the first presentation on uteroglobin
was given to a group of developmental biologists, reproductive
physiologists, and geneticists who had gathered in November 1966 at
Konstanz (Germany). In the following decade so much knowledge was
accumulated that a special symposium seemed appropriate. This was
organized as a satellite symposium to the International Congress of
Endocrinology at Hamburg and brought together 50 scientists at
Aachen. These scientists, working in the field of pro teins and
steroids, in early pregnancy, recognized the impact of what had
been reported, and many of them later agreed to contribute to this
booN. and thus to present their research d, ta available until
December 1980. The present volume covers a relatively broad
spectrum of data and observations which shed some light on
preimplantational embryonic life and on the supports and obstacles
provided by the maternal organism with respect to final
accomplishment of normal im plantation and establishment of
pregnancy. The book will serve both as a textbook and as a
scientific dictionary for Ph.D. students, postdoctoral fellows and
advanced scientists working in this area. The course of early
pregnancy depends very much on a proper balance of steroid hor
mones, and the induction of protein synthesis by steroid hormones
is one of the well known fundamental processes in cellular
differentiation and embryonic development."
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