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CRISPR Activation in Mouse Trophoblast Stem Cells

Pérez-García, Isabel^Aff3, Pérez-García, Vicente^Aff3

Zaga-Clavellina, Verónica^Aff2, Walker, John M.^Aff1

Genome amplification and cellular senescence are hallmarks of human placenta development.

Velicky, Philipp¹, Meinhardt, Gudrun¹, Plessl, Kerstin¹, Vondra, Sigrid¹, Weiss, Tamara², Haslinger, Peter¹, Lendl, Thomas³, Aumayr, Karin³, Mairhofer, Mario⁴, Zhu, Xiaowei⁵, Schütz, Birgit⁶, Hannibal, Roberta L.⁷, Lindau, Robert⁸, Weil, Beatrix⁶, Ernerudh, Jan⁹, Neesen, Jürgen⁶, Egger, Gerda¹⁰, Mikula, Mario⁶, Röhrl, Clemens⁶, Urban, Alexander E.¹¹

Genome-wide association study of placental weight identifies distinct and shared genetic influences between placental and fetal growth

Beaumont, R.N., Fadista, J., Feenstra, B., Njølstad, P.R.

State-of-the-Art Environmental Chemicals Exposomics and Metabolomics

Chen, Minjian

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Dairy cow parity affects relationships among nutritional parameters in the blood of dams, umbilical cords, and calves and placental development at calving.

Riku MASHIMO, Hanon OHBAN, Yuka KUMAZAKI, Sayaka ITO, Tomono KATAGIRI, Nobuyuki KUSABA, Chiho KAWASHIMA

Evaluation of the Various Risk Factors Associated with Placenta Previa Development: A Simple Literature Review.

Salhi, Amina Abdo¹, Al-Qasem, Rana Yahya², Alqahtani, Nouf Abdulrahman³, Ahmed, Maisa Khedir⁴, Aljahli, Marwah Sami⁵, Ashour, Faten Talal⁶, Alqahtani, Rahaf Ali⁷, Albasheri, Elaf Mohammed⁸, Syam, Mohammed A.⁹, Alhazmi, Abdulaziz Abdullah

Glucosamine supplementation during late gestation alters placental development and increases litter size.

Vallet, Jeffrey L.¹ jeff.vallet@ars.usda.gov, Miles, Jeremy R.¹, Freking, Bradley A.¹, Meyer, Shane²

Non-coding RNAs: the architects of placental development and pregnancy success

Pan, Hongjuan, Ouyang, Baisha, Zhang, Hui, Zhao, Caizhen^{Aff1, IDs00438025022448_cor1}

Sex differences in rat placental development: from pre-implantation to late gestation.

Kalisch-Smith, J. I.¹, Simmons, D. G.¹, Pantaleon, M.¹, Moritz, K. M.^1,2 k.moritz1@uq.edu.au

Angiogenic proteins, placental weight and perinatal outcomes among pregnant women in Tanzania.

McDonald, Chloe R.^1,2 cmcdonald@hsph.harvard.edu, Darling, Anne M.^1,3, Liu, Enju^3,4, Tran, Vanessa², Cabrera, Ana², Aboud, Said⁵, Urassa, Willy⁵, Kain, Kevin C.^2,6, Fawzi, Wafaie W.^1,3,4

Oxidative Stress: Placenta Function and Dysfunction.

Wu, Fan¹, Tian, Fu‐Ju¹, Lin, Yi¹, Xu, Wang‐Ming² wangmingxu118@163.com

Anterior placenta previa is associated with increased umbilical cord blood hematocrit concenrations.

Daglar, K.¹ aytekintokmak@gmail.com, Tokmak, A.¹, Kirbas, A.¹, Kara, O.¹, Biberoglu, E.¹, Uygur, D.¹, Danisman, N.¹

Epigenome-Wide Assessment of DNA Methylation in the Placenta and Arsenic Exposure in the New Hampshire Birth Cohort Study (USA).

Green, Benjamin B.^1,2,3, Karagas, Margaret R.^1,3, Punshon, Tracy⁴, Jackson, Brian P.⁵, Robbins, David J.⁶, Houseman, E. Andres⁷, Marsit, Carmen J.^1,2,3 Carmen.J.Marsit@dartmouth.edu

Rac1 Regulates Endometrial Secretory Function to Control Placental Development.

Davila, Juanmahel¹, Laws, Mary J.², Kannan, Athilakshmi¹, Li, Quanxi¹, Taylor, Robert N.³, Bagchi, Milan K.² mbagchi@life.illinois.edu, ibagchi@illinois.edu, Bagchi, Indrani C.¹

Ultrastructure of Placenta of Gravidas with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus.

Meng, Qian^1,2 lygmq6326@163.com, Shao, Li² shao-li-28@163.com, Luo, Xiucui¹ lxc8816@sina.com, Mu, Yingping¹ lygmyp@sina.com, Xu, Wen¹ xuwenyankao2010518@126.com, Gao, Chao² gaochaotrue@163.com, Gao, Li² gaoli_gao@126.com, Liu, Jiayin² jyliu_nj@126.com, Cui, Yugui² cuiygnj@njmu.edu.cn

Partial Loss of Genomic Imprinting Reveals Important Roles for Kcnq1 and Peg10 Imprinted Domains in Placental Development.

Koppes, Erik¹, Himes, Katherine P.², Chaillet, J. Richard² Chaillet@pitt.edu

Generation of Trophoblast Organoids from Chorionic Villus Sampling.

van Rijn, Bas, Van Opstal, Diane, van Koetsveld, Nicole, Knapen, Maarten, Gribnau, Joost, Schäffers, Olivier

Fluid shear stress induces a shift from glycolytic to amino acid pathway in human trophoblasts

Beatrice Anna Brugger, Lena Neuper, Jacqueline Guettler, Désirée Forstner, Stefan Wernitznig, Daniel Kummer, Freya Lyssy, Julia Feichtinger, Julian Krappinger, Amin El-Heliebi, Lilli Bonstingl, Gerit Moser, Giovanny Rodriguez-Blanco, Olaf A. Bachkönig, Benjamin Gottschalk, Michael Gruber, Olivia Nonn, Florian Herse, Stefan Verlohren, Hans-Georg Frank, Nirav Barapatre, Cornelia Kampfer, Herbert Fluhr, Gernot Desoye, Martin Gauster

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Abortion-prone mating influences placental antioxidant status and adversely affects placental and foetal development.

Al-Gubory, K. H.¹ (AUTHOR) kais.algubory@jouy.inra.fr, Krawiec, A.² (AUTHOR), Grange, S.² (AUTHOR), Faure, P.² (AUTHOR), Garrel, C.² (AUTHOR)

Mini placentas grown in the lab for first time.

Wilson, Clare