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Inflammatory Amplification: A Central Tenet of Uterine Transition for Labor

19 Aug 2021

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In preparation for delivery, the uterus transitions from actively maintaining quiescence during pregnancy to an active parturient state. This transition occurs as a result of the accumulation of pro-inflammatory signals which are amplified by positive feedback interactions involving paracrine and autocrine signaling at the level of each intrauterine cell and tissue. The amplification events occur in parallel...

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PMID: 34490133
DOI: 10.3389/fcimb.2021.660983

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