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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed … about the Placenta

2024-08-04

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The connection between the mother and the child has been considered one of the strongest bonds in nature. Though there are numerous factors that can influence the establishment of pregnancy, in its essence three are considered major: a good quality embryo, a receptive endometrium and a successful cross-talk between them. The placenta, that derives from the trophoblast of the embryo, develops when a successful impl...

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3b15aa05-7d9d-5be9-a8b3-1676a00257a7
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10.20944/preprints202408.0097.v1
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