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syncytial trophoblast

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syncytial trophoblast

[sin′sish·əl ′träf·ə‚blast]
(cell and molecular biology)
syncytiotrophoblast
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Histological sectioning of the uterine endometrium showed that the tumor comprised of cytotrophoblast and syncytial trophoblast tumor cells, clear cell atypia, marked nuclear and cellular atypia and a lack of interstitial and vascular cells.
Treatment of gestational choriocarcinoma and massive ascites by hypothermic intraperitoneal perfusion chemotherapy guided by ultrasound followed by cytoreductive surgery
In the immunoperoxidase technique, the following primary antibodies were used: 1) placental lactogen (polyclonal, dilution 1:200, NCL-PLP, Novocastra) to label cytoplasmic granules from the syncytial trophoblast; 2) Insuline-1 like growth factor (monoclonal, dilution 1:200, NCL-GHR, Novocastra).
Immunological distribution of the placental lactogene and IGF-1 receptor on free-chorionic villi of the newborns small for gestational age placentae/Distribucion inmunologica del lactogeno placentario y los receptores IGF-1 en vellosidades corionicas libres de los recien nacidos pequenos para la edad gestaciona l
Our dates show the presence of the hypertrophy equally in the maternal endothelium, whose cells have very abundant cytoplasm, only that the distance among your nuclei very small, differing of the capillary ordinary; the layer of syncytial trophoblast, associated the basal membrane, it i shown evident, the well the fetal capillary endothelium.
Aspectos anatomicos de la Placenta del Perezoso Bradypus variegatus, Schinz, 1825
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