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Increased Placental Apoptosis in Maternal Food Restricted Gestations: Role of the Fas Pathway
Placenta, 07/22/09
Belkacemi L et al. – The results suggest that the increased apoptosis may be mediated, in part, via Fas pathway and the defective placental development in the MFR may be a major contributor to the decreased fetal growth.
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