The effects of advanced maternal age on T-cell subsets at the maternal–fetal interface prior to term labor and in the offspring: a mouse study

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Summary Women who conceive at 35 years of age or older, commonly known as advanced maternal age, have a higher risk of facing parturition complications and their children have an increased risk of developing diseases later in life. However, the immunological mechanisms underlying these pathological processes have yet to be established. To fill this gap in knowledge, using a murine model and immunophenotyping, we...

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