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REPRODUCTION, FERTILITY AND DEVELOPMENTpublish.csiro.au/rd
Reproduction, Fertility and Development
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Reproduction, Fertilityand Development
ISSN 1031-3613
Published by CSIRO Publishing with endorsement of CSIROand the Australian Academy of Science
Contents Volume 31 Issue 11 2019
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Rosiglitazone increases expression of steroidogenic acute regulatory protein and progesterone production through PPAR�–EGFR–ERK1/2 in human cumulus granulosa cellsK. Pogrmic-Majkic, G. Kosanin, D. S. Nenadov, S. Fa, B. Stanic, A. T. Pjevic and N. Andric 1647
Apoptosis signal-regulating kinase (ASK-1) controls ovarian cell functionsA. V. Sirotkin, A. Benco, J. Kotwica, S. H. Alwasel and A. H. Harrath 1657
Decellularised whole ovine testis as a potential bio-scaffold for tissue engineeringA. Akbarzadeh, M. Kianmanesh, K. Fendereski, M. Ebadi, S. S. Daryabari, A. Masoomi, F. Ghazisaeedi, R. S. H. Beigi, R. Sheikhand A.-M. Kajbafzadeh 1665
Patterns of preoptic–hypothalamic neuronal activation and LH secretion in female sheep following the introduction and withdrawal of novel malesP. A. R. Hawken, J. T. Smith, T. J. de St Jorre, T. Esmaili, C. J. Scott, J. Rodger, D. Blache and G. B. Martin 1674
Arcuate nucleus kisspeptin response to increased nutrition in ramsS. E. Rietema, P. A. R. Hawken, C. J. Scott, M. N. Lehman, G. B. Martin and J. T. Smith 1682
Expression and localisation of epidermal growth factor receptors and their ligands in the lower genital tract of cycling cowsH. Sagsöz, N. Liman, B. G. Saruhan, M. E. Akbalık, M. A. Ketani and U. Topaloglu 1692
Variations in the adenohypophysis of the expression of proliferating cellular nuclear antigen, oestrogen and androgen receptors in relation to gonadal steroids during pregnancy of viscachas (Lagostomus maximus maximus)G. J. Rosales, E. Perez, G. B. Rodriguez, V. P. Filippa and F. H. Mohamed 1707
Prenatal exposure to finasteride promotes sex-specific changes in gerbil prostate developmentJ. S. Maldarine, B. D. A. Sanches, Á. S. Cabral, M. L. D. Lima, L. H. A. Guerra, C. M. B. Baraldi, M. F. Calmon, P. Rahal, R. M. Góes, P. S. L. Vilamaior and S. R. Taboga 1719
Analysis of spermatogenesis and fertility in adult mice with a hypomorphic mutation in the Mtrr geneG. E. T. Blake, J. Hall, G. E. Petkovic and E. D. Watson 1730
Roles of forkhead box protein L2 (foxl2) during gonad differentiation and maintenance in a fish, the olive flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus)Z. Fan, Y. Zou, D. Liang, X. Tan, S. Jiao, Z. Wu, J. Li, P. Zhang and F. You 1742
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Editor-in-Chief: Graeme Martin University of Western Australia
Frequency: 18 issues/year
Publishing since: 1989
eISSN: 1448-5990 (online)
Official journal of: The International Embryo Technology Society (IETS) Society for Reproductive Biology (SRB)
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SCOPEReproduction, Fertility and Development is an international journal for the publication of original and significant contributions to the field of reproductive biology in vertebrate animals, including humans, livestock and wildlife.
Subject areas include, but are not limited to: physiology, biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, genetics and epigenetics, behaviour, developmental biology, immunology and endocrinology. Our readers are interested in novel developments in reproductive technology, but rarely in clinical science or clinical application of artificial reproductive technology. We are interested in environmental influences on reproduction, including the effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), but rarely publish toxicology or the effects of uncharacterised mixes of chemicals, such as plant extracts, unless the active ingredient is fully defined and the mechanism of action is provided.
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1.7 Impact Factor 2019 1.9 5-Year Impact Factor 2019
4025 Total Citations in 2019
3.5 CiteScore 2019 Highest percentile 84% (63/402 Animal Science and Zoology)
0.8 SNIP 2019 Source Normalised Impact per Paper
0.6 SJR 2019 SCImago Journal Rank
28 h5-index Google Scholar index for papers published 2015-19
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