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    por Findlay, Alan L. R.
    Publicado 1987
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    “…Feto-maternal microchimerism (FMM) involves bidirectional cross-placental trafficking during pregnancy, leading to a micro-chimeric state that can persist for decades. …”
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    por Rolón Ochoa, Reyna Myrna
    Publicado 1992
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    “…While most of the clinical studies have been devoted to profile circulating sphingolipids in maternal plasma, little is known about the role of the sphingolipid at the feto-placental vasculature, which is in direct contact with the offspring circulation. …”
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    “…Here we reviewed the involvement of EVs in feto–maternal crosstalk mechanisms, both in physiological and pathological conditions (preeclampsia, fetal growth restriction, preterm labor, gestational diabetes mellitus), also underlining the usefulness of EV characterization in maternal–fetal medicine.…”
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    Publicado 1986
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    “…Thus, understanding the role of the feto-maternal interface during pregnancy and parturition is vital to advancing basic and clinical research in the field of obstetrics. …”
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    por Grati, Francesca Romana
    Publicado 2014
    “…In this review, the mechanisms underlying feto-placental chromosomal mosaicism are presented. …”
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    “…This review describes the in vitro test models representative of the human feto–maternal interface and the effects of environmental chemicals with estrogen-like activity, mainly bisphenol A and para-nonylphenol, with a particular emphasis on the effects at low, nontoxic doses similar to concentrations commonly detected in the population.…”
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    “…Since estrogenic pollutants and phytoestrogens can cause the disorder of the reproductive system, the effects of a soybean milk product (Vegemil(®) containing 162 ppm isoflavones) on the feto-neonatal development, including male reproductive function, were investigated. …”
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