Rol' kletok vrozhdennogo immuniteta v obespechenii uspekha beremennosti na rannikh srokakh gestatsii

Abstract

The innate immunity plays an important role in the development and maintenance of the immune balance at the fetal-maternal interface. NK and macrophages dominate in decidua at early stages of pregnancy. Interaction of innate immunity cells and invasive cytotrophoblast is a key factor defining regulation of maternal immune response and the development of placental tissues at early gestation period.

Keywords

pregnancy / innate immunity / trophoblast / invasion

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RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

Sotnikova N.Y., Antsiferova Y.S., Kroshkina N.V., Voronin D.N.