Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5696463 Journal of Reproductive Immunology 2017 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
sHLA-G concentratons are higher in normotensive overweight/obese women and their babies while lower in preeclamptic overweight/obese women and their cords. Obesity influences maternal and fetal sHLA-G concentrations during pregnancy, to optimize the reproductive success, while preeclampsia impairs the mother-offspring antinflammatory response.
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