Reproductive biology
9781779562609
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Arcler Education Inc
Overview
This book explores the intricate processes of human reproduction, covering gametogenesis, fertilization, and embryogenesis. It focuses on reproductive cycles, hormonal regulation, and the physiological mechanisms underlying fertility and infertility. Key topics include reproductive health, contraception, and assisted reproductive technologies, offering insights into current research and clinical applications.
Author Bio
Brent Alexander is a dedicated, senior level, healthcare and life science advisor with over 14 years of medical research and healthcare consulting experience. He is skilled in strategic thinking, data analysis & interpretation, project management, and building relationships. Brent has effectively planned, executed, and evaluated several major medical research projects for organizations such as Suncor Energy Inc., Calgary Flames Hockey Organization, and Own the Podium. Brent has an intrinsic love for science and has expanded on this through gaining academic accolades in maternal/child health and perinatal physiology, as well as in the chronobiological and physiological principles of sleep medicine. Since completing a Masters degree in Medical Science, Brent has previously managed a role as the Clinical Research Coordinator at the Centre for Sleep and Human Performance, a College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, and American Academy of Sleep Medicine accredited sleep centre in Calgary, Alberta. Currently, he holds two positions within Alberta Health Services – _Brent is the Senior Advisor for Public Health, Calgary Zone, providing integration of technology and quality improvement alignment with the clinical operations of immunization and public health programs. He is also a Tissue Specialist with the Southern Alberta Tissue Program where he uses his laboratory experience to expertly assist in the surgical recovery, processing, preservation and distribution of donor tissues that are used for banking, transplantation, and research procedures help improve the quality of life for Albertans. Brent is also an accomplished writer and editor. He has authored and co-authored several abstracts and peer reviewed articles on fever & pregnancy, jet lag & travel fatigue management in elite athletes, and sleep & long-term athletic development (LTAD). In his down time, Brent enjoys staying active through sports and enjoying the outdoors with his wife and son.
