Necroptosis in the pathophysiology of preeclampsia

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Necroptosis is a newly-identified form of gene-regulated cell necrosis that is increasingly considered to be a pathway associated with human pathophysiological conditions. Cells undergoing necroptosis exhibit necrotic phenotypes, including disruption of the plasma membrane integrity, organelle swelling, and cytolysis. Accumulating evidence suggests that trophoblast necroptosis plays a complex role in preeclampsia...

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