Neuroendocrine Cross-Talk and Axial Regulation of Embryonic Implantation

Abstract

Early embryonic mortality has become a major issue of reproductive wastages and key constraint. The survivability of embryo during early embryonic life mostly depends on secretion of hormones. Development of embryo involves the coordinated function of different hormones synthesized in different endocrine glands. Exploring the complex intricate cellular and molecular mechanism interlaying between the neuroendocrine axial system environments shall facilitate to develop new strategies to augment survivability of embryo and success rate. Therefore, the chapter focused to explore the hidden cross talk and regulatory mechanisms to unfold the coordinating role of axial system in the embryonic implantation and also to explore the impact of climate change on embryonic implantation.