Titlebook: Immunology of Pregnancy and its Disorders; C. M. M. Stern Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Antigen.diseases.fetus.genetics.hormon

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Immunotherapy in Reproductive Disorders,and new questions have been addressed, utilizing advanced, sophisticated immunological probes to answer them. The mechanisms of immunoregulation operating during a normal pregnancy and the abnormalities attending a failing pregnancy are now more clearly defined..

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The Nature of the Feto-maternal Physiological Relationship,ily protective, respiratory and nutritive, so that the embryo and fetus have an optimum environment for development, and time to achieve their full growth potential, the success of which is essential for the adaptation to extra-uterine life. However, a wide range of complicated physiological functio

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Human Trophoblast Antigens,r this reason, a great deal of attention has been focussed on this organ and many hypotheses have been proposed to explain how it evades maternal immunological rejection. Research on the placenta is complicated by the fact that it is a composite organ containing an heterogeneous cell population, Tho

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Pregnancy Proteins and Hormones in the Immune Response of Pregnancy,erned with the immune response to pregnancy as any other. The case hangs upon no more substantial a thread than this. Although there is a body of experimental evidence to be considered, the data do not yet make a pattern, and it is not possible to put forward a single hypothesis which embraces all t

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Maternal Immune Responses to the Fetus in Human Pregnancy,d by the maternal immune system.? In fact, the fetus has no direct contact with the maternal immune system, and it is the trophoblast of the placenta and fetal membranes which forms the interface between maternal and fetal tissues. This chapter examines the nature of maternal immune responses to the

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The Immunology of Diseases of Pregnancy,on and protection of . self and the recognition and eradication of . Pregnancy, in which the mother is by definition carrying a partially ’foreign’ fetus, must, therefore, involve an accommodation of her immune system to this extraordinary phenomenon. This has been discussed in previous chapters.