Mammalian pregnancy requires protection against immunological rejection of the developing fetus bearing discordant paternal antigens. Immune evasion in this developmental context entails silenced expression of chemoattractant proteins (chemokines), thereby preventing harmful immune cells from penetrating the maternal-fetal interface. Here, we demonstrate that fetal wastage triggered by prenatal
Vandana Chaturvedi, James M. Ertelt, Tony T. Jiang, Jeremy M. Kinder, Lijun Xin, Kathryn J. Owens, Helen N. Jones, Sing Sing Way
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