Reproductive Biology

As a specialized branch of biology, Reproductive Biology investigates the intricate biological processes, systems, and cellular mechanisms by which organisms create new individuals. This field encompasses the study of reproductive organs, gamete (sperm and egg) formation, hormonal regulation, fertilization, and embryonic development. It examines both sexual and asexual reproductive strategies across all life forms, from microorganisms to plants and animals, including humans, providing the foundational knowledge for understanding and addressing issues of fertility, contraception, and developmental health.