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Fetal-placental antigens and the maternal immune system: Reproductive immunology comes of age* [PDF]
Immunological Reviews, 2022 Soo Hyun Ahn +2 more
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Clinical reproductive immunology: a window to understanding reproduction and immunology
2022Joanne Kwak-Kim
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Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North America, 2002 Reproduction immunology in Pilsen is focused on pair withreproductive ...
Ulčová-Gallová, Z.
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Immunology and human reproduction
Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2015The immune system's role in recurrent reproductive failure is a controversial issue in assisted reproduction. New insight about maternal tolerance in assisted reproduction has been reported and could explain some of the recurrent miscarriage and/or recurrent implantation failure related causes named until now as unknown.Most of the previous studies ...
Diana, Alecsandru +1 more
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Molecular Immunology, 2013
Much research has been done to investigate why the fetus in most pregnancies, in spite of being semi-allogenic, is not rejected by the immune system. Experiments in transgenic mice have suggested that dysfunctions in both the innate immune system (NK cells) and the adaptive immune system (T-cells and T regulatory cells) result in increased fetal loss ...
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Much research has been done to investigate why the fetus in most pregnancies, in spite of being semi-allogenic, is not rejected by the immune system. Experiments in transgenic mice have suggested that dysfunctions in both the innate immune system (NK cells) and the adaptive immune system (T-cells and T regulatory cells) result in increased fetal loss ...
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Endometriosis in Reproductive Immunology
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 2002PROBLEM: Endometriosis is suggested to represent an autoimmune disorder, but what is the prevalence of autoantibodies to antigens relevant to reproduction?METHOD OF STUDY: The humoral immune response to the women with endometriosis (stage I–II: 261 women; stage III–IV: 62 women) in serum and in peritoneal fluid was investigated compared with 101 ...
Zdenka, Ulcová-Gallová +4 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987
The maternal immune system is challenged with paternal antigens through exposure to trophoblast tissue and fetal cells crossing the placenta into the maternal circulation. The dose of antigen, the manner of presentation (cellular, subcellular, or soluble), and the nature of the antigen all determine the type of response that will be elicited.
G, Gurka, R E, Rocklin
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The maternal immune system is challenged with paternal antigens through exposure to trophoblast tissue and fetal cells crossing the placenta into the maternal circulation. The dose of antigen, the manner of presentation (cellular, subcellular, or soluble), and the nature of the antigen all determine the type of response that will be elicited.
G, Gurka, R E, Rocklin
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