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Maryanne C. McClellan

Professor of Biology Emeritus

Reed College

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Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Maryanne C. Mcclellan is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology Emeritus at Reed College.

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Maryanne C. McClellan

Reed College

Professor of Biology Emeritus

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reproductive biology endocrinology reproductive endocrinology reproductive science developmental biology gynecology mammalian biology reproductive hormones hormonal receptor female reproductive system reproductive medicine reproductive physiology fertility cell biology reproductive health ovarian hormones theriogenology progestin receptors embryology veterinary medicine animal science oogenesis estrogen receptors immunology morphology (biology) morphogenesis cell and molecular biology reproductive immunology animal physiology neuroendocrine mechanisms animal reproduction endocrine research endocrine mechanisms oocytes reproductive tract immunocytochemical localization macaque endometrium psychoneuroendocrinology animal biotechnology avian biology stem cell research obstetrics and gynaecology vascular biology cell research veterinary science reproduction response in vivo systems embryonic development germ cells evolutionary developmental biology breeding behavior gametogenesis developmental endocrinology cell proliferation apoptosis menstrual cycle adrenal glands electron microscopy adrenal disease diffusion-based modeling signal reconstruction diffusion process female primates1 ovine corpus luteum macaque reproductive tract monoclonal antiestrophilins secretory granules ovine corpora progesterone secretion corpora lutea morphological development threespine stickleback epidermal growth factor

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Female‐Specific Increase in Primordial Germ Cells Marks Sex Differentiation in Threespine Stickleback ( Gasterosteus Aculeatus ). Journal of Morphology (2007)

Zachary R. LewisMaryanne C. McClellanJohn H. PostlethwaitWilliam A. CreskoRobert H. Kaplan

evolutionary developmental biologymammalian biologygametogenesisdevelopmental biologyavian biologystem cell researchembryonic developmentgeneticsmorphogenesispopulation geneticsmorphologythreespine sticklebackentomologymorphology (biology)breeding behavioranimal scienceevolutionary biologyreproductive biologygerm cells

Regulation of Proliferation and Apoptosis by Epidermal Growth Factor and Protein Kinase C in Human Ovarian Surface Epithelial Cells. Experimental Cell Research (1999)

Maryanne McClellanPaul KievitNelly AuerspergKarin Rodland

apoptosisepidermal growth factorcell biologycell researchcell proliferation

Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Macaque Endometrium A. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (1991)

gynecologyfertilityreproductive scienceendocrinologyprogestin receptorsreproductive medicinemammalian biologyreproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorreproductive biologyendocrine researchreproductive hormones

Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Reproductive Tract of Male and Female Primates1. Biology of Reproduction (1990)

gynecologydevelopmental biologyreproductive sciencereproductive tractendocrinologyprogestin receptorspsychoneuroendocrinologyreproductive endocrinologyneuroendocrine mechanismshormonal receptorreproductive biologyfemale primates1reproductive hormones

Estrogen Receptors, Progestin Receptors and Dna Synthesis in the Macaque Endometrium During the Luteal-Follicular Transition. The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (1990)

developmental biologygynecologyfertilityreproductive sciencefemale reproductive systemendocrinologyreproductive medicineestrogen receptorsovarian hormonesreproductive endocrinologymammalian biologyreproductive hormonesreproductive biologyreproductive healthhormonal receptormenstrual cycledna synthesismacaque endometrium

Cellular Localization of Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Macaque Reproductive System. Birkhäuser Basel eBooks (1989)

gynecologydevelopmental biologyreproductive sciencemacaque reproductive systemendocrinologycellular localizationprogestin receptorsreproductive medicinemammalian biologyreproductive endocrinologyneuroendocrine mechanismsreproductive biologyhormonal receptorreproductive hormones

Immunocytochemistry of Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Primate Reproductive Tract. (1988)

gynecologyreceptorsreproductive sciencefemale reproductive systemendocrinologyprimate reproductive tractprogestin receptorsreproductive medicineovarian hormonesreproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorreproductive hormonesreproductive biologyreproductive health

Immunocytochemistry Versus Binding Assays of the Estrogen Receptor in the Reproductive Tract of Spayed and Hormone-Treated Macaques*. Endocrinology (1987)

gynecologyfertilityreproductive sciencereproductive tractendocrinologyendocrine mechanismsestrogen receptorreproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorreproductive hormonesreproductive biology

Inverse Diffusion Methods for Data Peak Separation. Analytical Biochemistry (1987)

numerical analysisscientific computingapplied mathematicsdiffusion-based modelinginverse diffusion methodsdiffusion processnumerical algorithmssignal reconstructiondiffusioninverse problems

Immunocytochemical Localization of Estrogen Receptors in the Macaque Endometrium During the Luteal-Follicular Transition*. Endocrinology (1986)

MARYANNE McCLELLANNEAL B. WESTROBERT M. BRENNER

gynecologydevelopmental biologyfemale reproductive systemobstetrics and gynaecologyreproductive immunologyendocrinologyimmunocytochemical localizationdevelopmental endocrinologyimmunologyvascular biologyendocrine mechanismsreproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorestrogen receptorsreproductive biologymacaque endometrium

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Maryanne C. McClellan

Professor of Biology Emeritus

Reed College

Affiliations

Laboratories Of Kleinholtz Biological

Department Of Biology

Maryanne C. Mcclellan is currently serving as a Biology Professor of Biology Emeritus at Reed College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maryanne C. McClellan

Reed College

Professor of Biology Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Female‐Specific Increase in Primordial Germ Cells Marks Sex Differentiation in Threespine Stickleback ( Gasterosteus Aculeatus ). Journal of Morphology (2007)

Zachary R. LewisMaryanne C. McClellanJohn H. PostlethwaitWilliam A. CreskoRobert H. Kaplan

Regulation of Proliferation and Apoptosis by Epidermal Growth Factor and Protein Kinase C in Human Ovarian Surface Epithelial Cells. Experimental Cell Research (1999)

Maryanne McClellanPaul KievitNelly AuerspergKarin Rodland

apoptosisepidermal growth factorcell biologycell researchcell proliferation

Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Macaque Endometrium A. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (1991)

Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Reproductive Tract of Male and Female Primates1. Biology of Reproduction (1990)

Estrogen Receptors, Progestin Receptors and Dna Synthesis in the Macaque Endometrium During the Luteal-Follicular Transition. The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (1990)

Cellular Localization of Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Macaque Reproductive System. Birkhäuser Basel eBooks (1989)

Immunocytochemistry of Estrogen and Progestin Receptors in the Primate Reproductive Tract. (1988)

Immunocytochemistry Versus Binding Assays of the Estrogen Receptor in the Reproductive Tract of Spayed and Hormone-Treated Macaques*. Endocrinology (1987)

gynecologyfertilityreproductive sciencereproductive tractendocrinologyendocrine mechanismsestrogen receptorreproductive endocrinologyhormonal receptorreproductive hormonesreproductive biology

Inverse Diffusion Methods for Data Peak Separation. Analytical Biochemistry (1987)

numerical analysisscientific computingapplied mathematicsdiffusion-based modelinginverse diffusion methodsdiffusion processnumerical algorithmssignal reconstructiondiffusioninverse problems

Immunocytochemical Localization of Estrogen Receptors in the Macaque Endometrium During the Luteal-Follicular Transition*. Endocrinology (1986)

MARYANNE McCLELLANNEAL B. WESTROBERT M. BRENNER

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