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Mechanisms of Maternal Immune Tolerance in Early Pregnancy
This study explores the mechanisms of maternal immune tolerance in early pregnancy by characterizing immune cell profiles and functional pathways during the first trimester. The goal is to identify immunological factors that support healthy gestation and prevent complications such as miscarriages.
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