Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5894142 | Placenta | 2016 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
We evaluated the impact of placental micro (â¤50 mg) and macro (â¼200 mg) explants, oxygen concentration and culture method on placental RNA quality after long-term culture. Our findings show that micro explants cultured at 8% oxygen have the best RNA quality and tissue structure. Macro explants were less viable after long-term culture. Macro explants and explants undergoing syncytial degeneration produced poor quality RNA and should be avoided.
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Authors
O. Brew, E. Nikolopoulou, A. Hughes, M. Christian, Y. Lee, O. Oduwole, M.H.F. Sullivan, A. Woodman,