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Reviews 1
Cytological Effects of the Oral Contraceptive 11
Are Hormonal Contraceptives Teratogenic? 25
In Vitro ＆ In Vivo Cytogenetic Effects of Oral Contraceptives 32
Effect of Selected Estrogens and Progestins on Human Chromosomes In Vitro 33
Chromosomes and an Oral Contraceptive (Lyndiol 2．5) 36
A Study of the Effects of Certain Hormones on Human Cells in Culture 39
Cytogenetic Studies on Women Using Oral Contraceptives and Their Progeny 42
Oral Contraceptives and In vivo Cytogenetic Studies 49
Cytogenetic Evaluation of Patients in Relation to the Use of Oral Contraception 52
A Cytogenetic Study in Women Who Had Used Oral Contraceptives and in Their Progeny 66
Chromosome Breakage Studies in Lymphocytes from Normal Women，Pregnant Women，and Women Taking Oral Contraceptives 78
Comparison of Chromosome Breakages in Lymphocytes and Fibrolasts from Control Women and Women Taking Oral Contraceptives 83
Sister-Chromatid Exchanges in Oral Contraceptive Users 88
Zytogenetische Untersuchungen von Frauen Wahrend und nach der Einnahme hormonaler Kontrazeptiva 92
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Embryo Development 100
Conception Control and Embryonic Development 101
The Influence of Recent Use of an Oral Contraceptive on Early Intrauterine Development 105
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Spontaneous Abortion 110
The Significance of Oral Contraceptives in Causing Chromosome Anomalies in Spontaneous Abortions 111
Maternal Factors Associated with Fetal Chromosomal Anomalies in Spontaneous Abortions 115
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Pregnancy Outcomes 122
Pregnancy Following Oral Contraceptive Therapy 123
Chromosome Studies in Selected Spontaneous Abortions:I．Conception after Oral Contraceptives 128
Pregnancy Outcome Following Oral Contraceptives 134
The Outcome of Pregnancy in Former Oral Contraceptive Users 139
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Chromosome Aberrations of the Fetus 148
Chromosomal Anomalies in Spontaneously Aborted Human Fetuses 149
Chromosomal Satellite Association in Women Using Oral Contraceptives ＆ Their Progeny 151
Contraceptives and the Conceptus，Ⅰ．Chromosome Abnormalities of the Fetus and Neonate Related to Maternal Contraceptive History 155
Postcoital Contraception:How Effective and What Fetal Risk，If Ineffective? 164
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Sex Ratio among Subsequent Progeny 166
Pre-Pregnancy Oral Contraception and Sex Ratio among Subsequent Progeny 167
Gender of Offspring after Oral-Contraceptive Use 169
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Syndrome Congenital Defects 172
Effects of Oral Contraceptives on the Fetus 173
46 XY Female:Anti-androgenic Effect of Oral Contraceptive? 175
Birth Defects and Oral Contraceptives 177
Birth Defects and Oral Contraceptives 179
Prepregnancy Oral Conrtaceptives and Respiratory-Distress Syndrome 180
Twinning and Oral Contraceptives 183
Oral Contraception and Twinning:An Epidemiologic Study 184
Effect of Oral Contraceptive Pills on the Level of Creatine Phosphokinase with Regard to Carrier Detection in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 187
Oral Contraceptive and Congenital Limb Defects 192
Down＇s Syndrome and Oral Contraceptive Usage 193
Fetal Loss，Twinning and Birth Weight after Oral-Contraceptive Use 197
Genetic Effects of Oral Contraceptives on Experimental Animals 201
Oral Contraceptives ＆ Chromosome Segregation in Oocytes of Mice 203
Studies on the mutagenic Effect of Contraceptive Drugs，Ⅰ．Induction of Dominant Lethal Mutation in Female Mice 213
Oral Contraceptive Compounds ＆ Mammalian Oocyte Meiosis 219
In Vivo BUdR Labeling of Mammalian Chromosomes 236
Studies in Mice on the Mutagenicity of Two Cntraceptive Drugs 240
In Vivo Method for Sister Chromatid Exchanges in Chinese Hamster Foetal and Bone Marrow Cells 244
Some Experimental Methods 248
A Rapid in Vivo Test for Chromosomal Damage 249
New Giemsa Method for the Differential Staining of Sister Chromatids 253
Sister Chromatid Exchanges－A Sensitive Assay of Agents Damaging Human Chromosomes 256
Cytological Detection of Mutagen－Carcinogen Exposure by Sister Chromatid Exchange 261
Human Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes for the Analysis of Chromosome Aberrations in Mutagen Tests 266
Bromodeoxyuridine-Induced Sister Chromatid Exchanges in Human Lymphocytes 280
Phytohemagglutin-Induced Lymphocyte Trasformation in Oral Contraceptive Users 291
A Simplified Technique for in Vivo Analysis of Sister-Chromatid Exchanges Using 5-Bromodeoxyuridine Tablets 300
The Rate of Sister Chromatid Exchang in Normal Human Bone Marrow Cells 307