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The relationship between decidualization and prolactin mRNA and production at different stages of human pregnancy

1 Apr 1995

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Within the human utero-placental unit only decidualized stromal cells express mRNA for prolactin. However, it is not clear if the level of prolactin production is related to the number of decidualized cells or the capacity of individual decidual cells to synthesize prolactin, either or both of which parameters may change during pregnancy. In the present study, prolactin production at different stages of human...

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PMID: 7619213
DOI: 10.1677/jme.0.0140255

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