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Adhesion molecule expression and infiltrating maternal leucocyte phenotypes during blastocyst implantation in the pig.

Cell biology international - 1 Jul 1994

Whyte A, Binns R M

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During the implantation period (days 14 to 30 post coitum) in Large White pigs substantial numbers of endometrial sub-epithelial leucocytes were observed from about day 18 p.c. These were predominantly MHC Class II+, CD45+ and reactive for an accessory cell determinant carried by polymorphs and macrophages. Maternal lymphocytes of the CD2+, CD4-, CD8-, and a gamma delta TcR+ subtype identified by the mAb 86D,...

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PMID: 7920383
DOI: 10.1006/cbir.1994.1105

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