… The placenta is a temporary organ connecting the developing fetus to the uterine wall … That
was explained by rapid and transient repression of genes at the time of SCT formation. SCTs …

… of placental tissue confirmed greater placental … or more organs. Together, the information
summarized in this review demonstrates that PE is not a unicausal disorder but a multifaceted, …

… , where the placenta encounters constant slight … placental explant cultivation closer to the
in utero flow conditions experienced within the maternal body. Within this approach, placental …

… The late second trimester human placenta secretes proteins into the fetal circulation which
… of fetal organs. Further studies are needed to directly link placental proteins to organ …

… The placenta is a temporary organ, acting during gestation as the primary exchange line for
nutrients, gas, waste and communication between mother and fetus [1]. The chorioallantoic …

… During its transient existence, the fetus is entirely dependent on the placenta since it acts
as the … As a fetal organ, the mature placenta has mostly fetal aspects, but contains maternal …

… The placenta is a transient, temporary organ of fetal origin … is to highlight the placenta as
an endocrine organ, describe the … Environmental NP are often multi-faceted, often containing …

In this study, the transcriptional repressor REST (Repressor Element 1 Silencing Transcription
factor) was ablated in the mouse placenta to investigate molecular and cellular impacts on …

… The human placenta, a vivipara-associated endocrine organ, … essential yet least understood
foetal organ for the successful … -lethal mice showed disordered placental development. This …

… and transcriptomic analyses of mouse placental LZ and human placental villous samples
showed that over 80% of genes implicated in mouse placental phenotypes are co-expressed in …