transplacental

IPA: trænspɫʌsˈɛntʌɫ

Examples of "transplacental" in Sentences

DES is the only transplacental carcinogen known in humans.
In Fisk NM, Moise KJ (eds): Fetal therapy: invasive and transplacental.
By contrast in all experiments in which transplacental transfer of MSP1
Influence of early cord ligation on the transplacental passage of foetal cells.
Effects of transplacental exposure to environmental pollutants on birth outcomes in a multiethnic population.
The transmission of the vaccine strain to the pups through transplacental route or during birth has been ruled out.
Although transplacental infection has been demonstrated experimentally and PCV2-induced reproductive failure has been reported in commercial herds, it is not a consistent finding in
GRAVE'S DISEASE EFFECT ON PREGNANCY  Higher incidence of preeclampsia heart failure EFFECT ON NEONATE  Neonatal thyrotoxicosis fr transplacental passage of maternal thyroid stimulating ab 66
One hypothesis is that transplacental antigen transfer occurs as immune complexes, via receptor-mediated transport across the syncytiotrophoblastic membrane and endothelium of vessels in fetal villi.
How mares become sensitized to red cell antigens they don't possess is a mystery, but transplacental hemorrhage or exposure to the foal's red cells during parturition have been suggested as possible mechanisms.