fetal cell

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meanings of fetaland cell

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fetal
adjective
uk /ˈfiː.təl/ us /ˈfiː.t̬əl/
relating to a fetus (= a young human being or animal ...
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cell
noun[C]
uk /sel/ us /sel/
the smallest basic unit of a plant ...
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The goal posts have moved and fetalcell sorting would seem to be lagging further behind.
A number of different antigens have been exploited, depending on the target fetalcell type.
Alternatively, placental damage may result in greater fetalcell trafficking.
More recently, these gradients have been dispensed with altogether23,79 and this may help to explain the higher fetalcell yields achieved by these groups.
These tests unfortunately have limitations which add further to the challenges of fetalcell sorting.
The initial step in most fetalcell sorting systems involves the mass depletion of maternal cells.
The effect on fetalcell yield is the same.
Studies which count fetal cells based only on staining, or morphological criteria probably overestimate the total number of cells because no fetalcell recognition system is completely specific.
Unless specific fetalcell identifiers become available the techniques of fetalcell sorting will remain too laborious and too inconsistent for the mass screening/diagnosis of chromosomal abnormalities.
If a sorted fetalcell can be identified reliably by staining and microscopy it can be removed and placed in isolation, making a 'pure' fetalcell sample.
Fetalcell transplantation has been performed in over 200 patients world-wide with a modest improvement in motor symptoms.
Comparison of fetalcell recovery from maternal blood using a high density gradient for the initial separation step: 1.090 versus 1.119 g/ml.
Mechanisms for this increase in fetalcell trafficking remain speculative.
This has led to a field of study known as fetalcell microchimerism.
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Fetal cells can be harvested from the maternal circulation in a variety of ways.
Amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling are likely to introduce fetal cells into the maternal circulation.
In contrast, there is no doubt that fetal cells other than trophoblast can stimulate maternal immunization.
Nuclear transfer of adult and genetically modified fetal cells of the rat.
There is a growing body of opinion that pregnancies complicated by an abnormal karyotype are associated with greater numbers of fetal cells in maternal blood.
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