1. The effect of the human fertilisation and embryology act 1990 upon the practice of assisted reproduction techniques in the United Kingdom

   • Peter R. Brinsden

   News And Views Pages: 493 - 499

2. Bilateral and unilateral gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) are not equivalent therapies if unilateral GIFT is chosen to avoid one abnormal tube

   • Daniel B. Shapiro
   • Jeffrey R. Nelson
   • Stephen L. Corson

   Clinical Assisted Reproduction Pages: 500 - 503

3. Cycle characteristics and outcome in relation to ovarian response during in vitro fertilization

   • Margo R. Fluker
   • Catherine K. Siu
   • Salim Daya

   Clinical Assisted Reproduction Pages: 504 - 512

4. Cryopreserved mouse embryos can successfully survive biopsy and refreezing

   • Michael C. Snabes
   • Juan Cota
   • Mark R. Hughes

   Animal Investigations Pages: 513 - 516

5. Evidence that granulosa cells inhibit interleukin-1α and interleukin-2 production from follicular lymphomonocytes

   • Antonio Macciò
   • Giovanni Mantovani
   • Annibale Volpe

   Physiology Pages: 517 - 522

6. Influence of oviductal cell monolayer coculture and the presence of corpora hemorrhagica at the time of oocyte aspiration on gamete interaction in vitro in the domestic cat

   • T. L. Roth
   • A. M. Donoghue
   • L. Munson

   Short Communications Pages: 523 - 529

7. Induction of ovulation and systemic sclerosis: A case for surrogacy

   • M. Tsirigotis
   • D. Lammiman
   • I. L. Craft

   Short Communications Pages: 529 - 531

8. Treatment of recurrent chocolate cysts by transvaginal aspiration and tetracycline sclerotherapy

   • Mohamed A. Aboulghar
   • Ragaa T. Mansour
   • Yehya M. Amin

   Short Communications Pages: 531 - 533

9. Improving the quality of mouse embryos by coculturing with epithelial cells from the human genital tract: Comparing the coculture effect of ampullary and endometrial cells

   • Robert Kuo-Kuang Lee
   • Ming-Huei Lin
   • Hsia-Huey Chao

   Short Communications Pages: 534 - 536