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  • 3. Maternal and fetal immune responses during pregnancy.
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  • 4. An in vitro coculture model to study cytokine profiles of natural killer cells during maternal immune cell-trophoblast interactions.
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  • 7. Placental immunoregulation.
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  • 9. [Immune tolerance of mother against fetus and placenta].
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  • 12. Major histocompatibility antigen expression on the bovine placenta: its relationship to abnormal pregnancies and retained placenta.
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  • 15. Species diversity in the immunogenetic relationship between mother and fetus: is trophoblast insusceptibility to immunological destruction the only essential common feature for the maintenance of allogeneic pregnancy?
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