Article
HLA-G and pregnancy.
Reviews of reproduction - 1 Jan 1997
Le Bouteiller P, Mallet V
Abstract excerpt
Recent studies of the nonclassical HLA-G class I gene provide insight into its function(s) during pregnancy. The HLA-G gene can be transcribed in different isoforms resulting from alternative splicings and encoding membrane-bound and soluble proteins. These different mRNA species have been found in the various trophoblast cell subpopulations that constitute the maternofetal interface in the human placenta. The...
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