Itt írjon a(z) MammalianReproduction-ról/ről
Different endocrinological aspects of mammalian reproduction
== Introduction, presentation of endocrinological reproduction ==
Reproduction, by definition, is the biological process by which new individual organisms (« offspring ») are produced from their parents by combining the genetic material of 2 organisms (Wikipedia). Reproduction is one of the three primary needs of mammalian survival and has a role in supporting evolution. The neuroendocrine center, located in the Hypothalamus, acts as the major regulatory center of reproductive processes by mean of the action of hypothalamic GnRH cells that are going to stimulate all the hormones necessary to the control of reproduction. In the mammalian female, those hormones function by mean of a cycle which can be very different depending of species. Endocrinological regulation is a need in reproduction as it controls sexual maturity, normal sexual cycles, pregnancy, parturition and stability of the whole sexual mechanism.
How can Endocrinology affect or improve Reproduction in some mammalian species ?