… Our study showed a clear size-dependent barrier capacity of a healthy human placenta for
PS nanoparticles, including an analysis of the viability and functionality of the tissue after the …

… In this study a new in vitro co-culture model simulating the human placental barrier was …
Moreover, the barrier capacity of the co-culture was equal to the one of the BeWo layer, …

… The term placental membrane (sometimes called the placental barrier) refers to the layers of
… to have a limited capacity for synthesis of stearic, myristic and lauric acids [40]. Although the …

… -on-a-chip model, we first examined whether our microengineered placental tissue had
the capacity to form an effective barrier to soluble molecules and to properly mimic restrictive …

… placental barrier by measuring glucose transport across the trophoblast-endothelial interface
over time. The permeability of the barrier … characteristics of the human placental barrier, but …

… placenta-on-a-chip has the capacity to recapitulate the key characteristics of the human
placental barrier… an overview of current protocols for developing a placenta-on-a-chip, that …

… Although these cell lines represent a cancer cell model, they share key features with human
trophoblasts including their barrier capacity, hormone release, and expression of nutrient …

… 3D placenta, placental transfer models as 3D placental barriers… of NPs on the human
placental barrier. The prepared 3D … placental responses such as oxidative stress and barrier …

… The model recognises that oxygen passing from maternal to fetal erythrocytes must traverse
a total placental barrier comprisingfive main tissue compartments arranged in series. These …

… Human placentas were collected from normal and preeclamptic pregnancies in nonsmoking
… the capacity to establish normal junction composition after exposure to these substances. …