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Investigating the immune modulatory properties of kisspeptin: implications for pregnancy
Pregnancy is dependent on the development of maternal immune tolerance to the genetically foreign fetus. During pregnancy the mother's immune reactivity and energy metabolism undergoes significant changes and the levels of certain hormones in peripheral blood are significantly increased. Hormones ar...
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University of Cape Town
2020
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