… Maternal anthropometric data and body composition (Bodpod, Cosmed, Rome, Italy) were
… fetal membranes. Placental tissues from the villous core after removing the chorionic plate …

… across the placenta to the fetal circulation, were they could act directly on the fetus. 25(OH)D3 …
in both the fetal and maternal circulation. 25(OH)D3 may also indirectly impact fetal growth …

… (B) Depicts a sheep fetus with the overall view of the placenta. The zoomed in frame
depicts one placentome and shows how the fetal chorionic (cotyledon) tissues invade into the …

… substances between maternal and fetal circulation, and to … ), and fetal capillaries of peripheral
and stem villi) and non-parenchymal tissue (the decidual and chorionic plates, septa, fetal …

… chorionic veins at the chorionic plate form a single ("left") umbilical vein, which courses through
the cord to the umbilicus. Upon entering the fetal … the villus vasculature, as seen with fetal …

… result in reduced oxygen uptake rate and thus affect fetal growth. As such, our understanding
on the fetal-maternal circulation is important. Computational modeling can be a valueble …

… The basal plate lesions as vascular, inflammatory, or … Studies of human intrauterine growth
usually are based on anthropometric … between the curved membranes in the chorionic plate. …

… associations with newborn anthropometric variables, particularly because fetal growth is …
associated with maternal anthropometry and with maternal and fetal metabolic parameters. …

… fetal and placental sides, a membrane roll, and 4 parts of placental parenchyma, including
the decidua and chorionic plates. … the placental-fetal circulation, change in fetal body position, …

… Our findings suggest a mediation effect of the placenta in the relationship between
prenatal Cd exposure and lower birth weight. Additional studies with repeated assessment of …