… , using cordocentesis samples from fetuses undergoing prenatal diagnostic investigations.
This study shows for the first time the two-way nucleated cell traffic between mother and fetus, …

implications Two-way cell traffic between mother and fetus: biologic and clinical … This study
shows for the first time the two-way nucleated cell traffic between mother and fetus, opening …

… During pregnancy some cells traffic between the fetus and mother and recent studies
indicate low levels persist in the respective hosts decades later. Microchimerism (Mc) …

… of suspected trophoblast cells in the blood of women who had died from eclampsia, and they
already speculated that a “low-grade” cell traffic from the fetal to the maternal side might be …

… Except for the two-way cell trafficking between mother and fetus, a bidirectional … Two-way
cell traffic between mother and fetus: biologic and clinical implications. Blood 88: 4390–4395. …

… study suggested that maternal PBMCs infected with HBV could enter the fetal blood … maternal
PBMCs in HBV intrauterine infection. Indeed, two-way cell traffic between mother and fetus …

… These data may also have implications for the investigation … Biologically, the use of
tissue-specific methylation markers … of cellular and DNA transfer from the mother to the fetus. Such …

… might lead to chimerism and possible graft-versus-host disease.30, 31 It seems that
microchimerism within the fetus might have different implications than similar cell traffic into the …

… the consequences of maternal cells in the developing fetus has … potential clinical applications
and functional consequences of … of intact cells between a pregnant woman and her fetus. …

… important biologic and clinical implications (1). For example, fetal nucleated cells have been
detected in the maternal … values for the two-way transfer of nucleated cells and plasma DNA …