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Aborted Fetus

 
 
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Disease relevance of Aborted Fetus

 

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  • We analyzed the levels of normal CFTR messenger RNA (mRNA) in different organs of an aborted fetus carrying the 3849 + 10 kb C--> T mutation, and found that they correlated with the histopathologic changes observed in these organs [6].
  • The present finding of high prevalence of mutated MTHFR genotypes in spontaneously aborted embryos emphasises the potential protective role of periconceptional folic acid supplementation [7].
  • Using a radioactive in situ hybridization method, we examined archival material from 17 Wilms tumors (including nine with nephrogenic rests), four therapeutically aborted embryos (37 to 56 days), three fetuses on whom autopsies had been performed, and one neonate for expression of hTR [8].
  • The reproductive performance of female cats is severely affected by dietary taurine deficiency resulting in excessive reproductive wastage, including frequently resorbed or aborted fetuses and stillborn or low birth-weight live kittens [9].
  • In addition, livers of one aborted fetus with OTC deficiency and four normal individuals were studied [10].
 

Biological context of Aborted Fetus

 

Anatomical context of Aborted Fetus

 

Associations of Aborted Fetus with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Aborted Fetus

  • Formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded multi-organ tissue blocks from aborted fetuses (age range 7-22 weeks) were immunostained for Ii/CD74 and MHC class II antigens using commercially available monoclonal antibodies for Ii/CD74 (LN2) and MHC class II antigens (LN3), respectively [23].
  • GDNF expression was examined immunocytochemically in developing human fetal brains obtained from aborted fetuses ranging from 7 to 39 weeks in gestational age [24].
  • Symmetry analysis of joint wife/husband and mother/infant distribution suggests that when ACP1 activity is lower in the mother than in either her aborted fetus or her child, the probability of abortion is higher and the survival to term is lower as compared to pairs in which the ACP1 activity is higher in the mother than in her fetus [25].
  • Radiological and histological studies confirmed the presence of diastrophic dysplasia in the aborted fetus [26].
  • EMCV-specific SN antibody titers up to 1:12,800 were detected in thoracic and ascitis fluids of aborted fetuses and in sera of convalescent pigs [27].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Aborted Fetus

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