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To characterize the H19 gene imprinting in the placental tissues of normal pregnancy and pre-eclampsia.A total of 188 subjects at 5–9 weeks, 54 at 10–12 weeks, 50 at the second trimester, 65 at term of gestation, and 30 with pre-eclampsia at the third trimester were recruited. Their DNA and RNA were extracted from the placental tissues. The H19 genotypes for individuals were determined by polymerase...
The decidual microenvironment is characterized by a unique population of leukocytes composed primarily of CD56 bright NK cells and macrophages. The latter are situated near trophoblast cells at the fetal–maternal interface and there is evidence that trophoblast cells are capable of recruiting macrophages to this site. This study sought to determine the role of tumour necrosis factor alpha...
This review article focuses on the unique process by which the human placenta normally forms and how changes in this process can lead to serious pregnancy complications such as pre-eclampsia. One way to compare normal and pathologic pregnancies is to examine biopsy specimens of the placenta and placental bed for disease-associated morphological changes in cellular architecture. Our recent work has...
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