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Comparative analysis of rhesus macaque and human placental organoids highlights evolutionary differences in placentation

2024-10-12

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Throughout evolution, the placenta has diversified in structure and cellular composition while maintaining its essential role in supporting fetal development. Trophoblasts, key cells responsible for nutrient exchange and immune modulation, are a conserved feature of all placentas. Although primate placentas share broad morphological similarities, species-specific differences in gene expression remain poorly charac...

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Literature Corpus work: af57ca04-bc4b-51c3-a704-34588de60892
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.11.617873

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