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Cellular and Immune Adaptations at the Maternal–Fetal Interface in Bats

2025-05-19

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Bats maintain pregnancy despite extended gestation relative to other small mammals, high fetal investment, recurrent pathogen exposure, and the metabolic demands of flight. These physiological extremes likely drive unique adaptations in placental function and maternal-fetal immune regulation, yet the cellular and molecular basis of these adaptations remains largely unknown. Here, we mapped the cellular landscape o...

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fc56d6fc-5bef-555b-a03e-2211544b4cca
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10.1101/2025.05.15.654282
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