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LPS versus Poly I:C model: comparison of long-term effects of bacterial and viral maternal immune activation on the offspring

7 Dec 2021

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A prominent health issue nowadays is the COVID-19 pandemic, which poses acute risks to human health. However, the long-term health consequences are largely unknown and cannot be neglected. An especially vulnerable period for infection is pregnancy, when infections could have long-term health effect on the child. Evidence suggests that maternal immune activation (MIA) induced by either bacteria or viruses presents...

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PMID: 34874190
DOI: 10.1152/ajpregu.00087.2021

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