IMMUNOREGULATION AND FETAL SURVIVAL Unknown - 1987

Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 1987. Scholarly text focuses on one of the key areas of research within the rapidly developing field of reproductive immunology, providing a thorough account of immunoregulation and genetic interactions at the maternal-fetal interface. Internationally known experts examine both animal models and human experimental and clinical research, moving systematically from maternal systemic immunity to decidual tissue, the trophoblast, fetal survival, and tissue therapy. The contributors consider both the immunology and the immunogenetics of the maternal and fetal tissues involved in immune interaction during pregnancy, and establish a new view of how the maternal immune system interacts with embryonic and fetal tissue to influence fetal survival. 324 pgs. Illustrated. Prior ownership mark on outer edge. Pg. 205 roughly cut on lower edge (publisher flaw) does not affect the general text. Dustjacket in mylar. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fine. 8vo - over… Leer más