… Whether the placenta at term is able to synthesize the insulin … transporters in cultured human
term placental trophoblast cells. … transporter expression and activity in the human placenta. …

… apoE, and HDL particles in trophoblasts and placental endothelial cells [15, 16]. Other ABC
transporters are expressed in the human full-term placenta, such as ABCB1 and ABCG2, but …

… Microphotographs of human and rat placenta in both normal and diabetic conditions.
Placentas at term were taken from women with normal pregnancies (maternal age: 32–34 years, …

… by the nitration of proteins in the placenta are unknown. In this regard, … in full-term placentas
from diabetic patients, and in vitro peroxynitrite was able to increase the activity of placental …

… Placental phenotype in diabetes and obesity and molecular responses to environmental
perturbation are sexually dimorphic with more plasticity in the placenta of a female fetus. …

… of placental apoptotic transcriptome in human placenta obtained from GDM and non-diabetic …
was significantly increased in placentas from women with GDM at term, compared to non-…

… Human placentae were obtained from women at term with GDM and were compared to
uncomplicated term placentae. Placentae from women who delivered preterm with IUGR, PE or …

… OW or GDM is the main factor disrupting placental lipid processing in human term placenta.
… Term placentas and cord blood were collected at delivery to determine placental lipid …

… Immunohistochemical localization of IGF1R in the human placenta of the first trimester (a)
and at term of gestation (b–d). (a) In the first trimester (week 10 post menstruation) the plasma …

… By its location between maternal and fetal bloodstreams the human placenta not only handles
the materno-fetal transport of nutrients and gases, but may also be exposed to intrauterine …