2014, Number 2
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Rev Mex Med Repro 2014; 6.7 (2)
Elements of implantation and placentation: clinical and melecular aspects
Hernández-Valencial M, Valencia-Ortega J, Ríos-Castillo B, Cruz-Cruz PR, Vélez-Sánchez D
Language: Spanish
References: 24
Page: 102-116
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ABSTRACT
In the last decades the function of placenta has remained as a relative
mystery considering the current scientific advances, thus their action
and the interrelation between the uterus and fetus are not known with
detail. In the last years circumstances have been described that felt
unlikely inside their functional physiopathology when observing it
from the point of view of molecular medicine. Among the recent discoveries
it has been described the presence of a specific microbiota,
the expression of inflammation molecules, as well as interleukins that
act like signs that allow the implantation and functional development
in the pregnancy. For that, in many cases of abortion and childbirths
preterm it is not possible to establish their causation and are classified
as of unknown etiology, resulting in the necessity to find good and
new predictors of the the early loss of gestation. It is necessary to stiller understand since the biology of the pregnancy that is the key of the
health of the following generations, because during the development
of the embryo the illnesses that will manifest in the mature life and that
currently have become a problem of public health are generated. Taking
into account these new observations, an analysis of the relationship is
made, that keep the clinical and molecular aspects in the process of
development of the first weeks of the embryo.
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