Extravillous trophoblasts invade more than uterine arteries: evidence for the invasion of uterine veins

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Evidence from the very beginning: endoglandular trophoblasts penetrate and replace uterine glands in situ and in vitro

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Characterization of Fetal Cells from the Maternal Circulation by Microarray Gene Expression Analysis - Could the Extravillous Trophoblasts Be a Target for Future Cell-Based Non-Invasive Prenatal Diagnosis?

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Deep placentation

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Endoglandular trophoblast, an alternative route of trophoblast invasion? Analysis with novel confrontation co-culture models

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The art of identification of extravillous trophoblast

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Evidence for Immune Cell Involvement in Decidual Spiral Arteriole Remodeling in Early Human Pregnancy

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Human fetal placental endothelial cells have a mature arterial and a juvenile venous phenotype with adipogenic and osteogenic differentiation potential

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Villous explant culture using early gestation tissue from ongoing pregnancies with known normal outcomes: the effect of oxygen on trophoblast outgrowth and migration

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