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Immunological studies of the human placenta characterization of immunoglobulins on trophoblastic basement membranes

Faulk et al., 1974

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2000826221601950264
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Faulk W
Jeannet M
Creighton W
Carbonara A
et al.
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The Journal of Clinical Investigation

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Immunohistological and elution studies of the human placenta revealed the presence of IgG on the trophoblastic basement membrane (TBM) which demonstrated specificity for placental but not lung, thyroid, or kidney basement membranes, suggesting the presence of …
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