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Immunohistochemistry of adhesion molecules, metalloproteinases and NO-synthases in extravillous trophoblast of tubal pregnancy.

Cellular and molecular biology (Noisy-le-Grand, France) - 12 Dec 2005

Dubernard G, Galtier-Fougairolles M, Cortez A, Uzan S, Challier J C

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Trophoblast invasion in uterine pregnancy is fine-tuned for the remodelling of the uterine wall and its vascularization. Tubal pregnancy, which occurs in a limited number of patients, involves a dramatic trophoblast invasion in a context of a poor decidualization. By studying the histology of the extravillous trophoblast (EVC) in the anchoring villi, the Ki67 labelling, the location of several adhesion markers...

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