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Quake compared the activity of genes found in the mother’s blood, which included the proteins, enzymes and other products made by the mother’s genes, placental genes and fetal genes.
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As a second part of the study, the researchers also analyzed gene expression in placental tissue from patients whose mothers had or didn't have pregnancy complications.
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The most common causes include genetic or placental abnormalities, complications with labor (such as preterm labor), and issues with the umbilical cord.
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As placental mammals, rabbits develop embryos inside a uterus and, after a pregnancy lasting about 31 to 33 days, give birth to a litter of often 12 or more bunnies.
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Due to a placental abruption, which caused severe blood loss to both Countess Sophie and Lady Louise, she was delivered by the Royal Surgeon and Gynecologist Marcus Setchell via emergency Caesarean section.
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Laura Martin welcomed guests and shared the latest research developments, which focus on preventing infections in the birth canal, autism in children, and placental abnormalities and other conditions that cause premature births.
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Such fate is caused by many factors including placental problems, birth defects and bacterial infections.
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The population at highest risk for preterm birth because of hypertensive disorders or placental insufficiency?
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First Known Use of placental
1785
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Each increase of 5 micrograms per cubic meter in exposure was associated with 9% shorter cord blood telomeres and 13% shorter placental telomeres, the researchers estimated.
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The researchers reported that the Zika virus binds consistently to a protein in different placental cells called TIM1.
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There are three kinds of mammals: egg-laying monotremes such as the platypus, marsupials like kangaroos and opossums, and the majority—placental, or eutherian, mammals—including humans and about 4400 other mammal species.
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First Known Use of placental
1839
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