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Understanding the role of killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptors in pregnancy complications
Pregnancy is a unique immunological situation in which a fetus-bearing paternal histocompatibility antigens can survive in a maternal environment without apparent rejection. To face this challenge, cells of the uterine immune system show characteristic changes in absolute number and composition duri
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