Biogenic monoamines in preimplantation development.

@article{iko2011BiogenicMI,
  title={Biogenic monoamines in preimplantation development.},
  author={{\vS}tefan {\vC}iko{\vs} and Du{\vs}an Fabian and Alexander V Makarevich and Peter Chrenek and Juraj Koppel},
  journal={Human reproduction},
  year={2011},
  volume={26 9},
  pages={
          2296-305
        }
}
BACKGROUND The involvement of biogenic monoamines in early ('preneural') embryogenesis has been well documented in lower vertebrates, but much less information is available about the role of these molecules in the earliest stages of development in mammals, including humans. METHODS Databases (PubMed, ISI Web of Knowledge and Scopus) were searched for studies relating to biogenic monoamines functioning in early embryos. The available data on the expression of histamine, serotonin and… 
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