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Placenta-derived signaling molecules and maternal-fetal interaction

Mammalian development is highly dependent on molecular interactions between the mother and the fetus, in addition to the fetus-autonomous mechanisms. Recent analyses of the feto-maternal crosstalk at the genetic, molecular, and cellular levels have revealed that the maternal environment during early development is deeply involved in the health of the offspring after birth through epigenomic regulation. In this symposium, we will discuss the molecular mechanisms of the bidirectional network involved in feto-maternal crosstalk.

【J】Bidirectional molecular network in fetal-maternal crosstalk regulating fetal development

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-16-06]Placenta-derived signaling molecules and maternal-fetal interaction

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