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Role of decidual natural killer (NK) cells in patients with missed abortion: differences between cases with normal and abnormal chromosome

1 Jun 1999

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In order to study the mechanism of abortion, the proportions of NK cells in the peripheral blood and decidual lymphocytes were evaluated in both chromosomally normal and abnormal missed abortions. In normal pregnancy, CD56+16-3- NK cells are a major element of decidual lymphocytes. The percentages of CD56+16-3-NK cells of peripheral lymphocytes in normal pregnancies were not statistically significantly different...

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PMID: 10361233
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2249.1999.00820.x

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