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Meanings of placenta in English

Russian
послед
Portuguese
placenta
Spanish
barrera placentaria
Catalan
placenta
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Organ that connects the developing foetus to the uterine wall.

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послед
Usage of placenta in English
1
However, reports of imaging of the placenta or the uterus are rare.
Pubmed
2
Structural changes and functional abnormalities resulting from MGH were observed in placenta.
Pubmed
3
The placenta and its myriad functions are central to successful reproductive outcomes.
Pubmed
4
That results when fraternal twins share some portion of the same placenta.
Spider Bones
5
There was no evidence of transfer of labelled catecholamine across the placenta.
Pubmed
6
The EP58 gene was primarily expressed in embryo, placenta, and adult heart.
Pubmed
7
The placenta was always expelled easily, and no serious postpartum hemorrhage occurred.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
8
There was little hemorrhage, and the placenta was removed with slight difficulty.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
9
Newborns are exposed to organochlorine compounds across the placenta and through breastfeeding.
Pubmed
10
It is abundantly expressed in placenta, as numerous EST clones were identified.
Pubmed
11
Both placenta and a teratocarcinoma cell line predominantly expressed the bc2 transcript.
Pubmed
12
FATP4 protein expression was elevated in the term placenta of active women.
Pubmed
13
No trace of the placenta, cord, or enveloping membrane could be found.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
14
Dagmar delivered the placenta and dropped it from her bloody aching hands.
Dagmar's daughter
15
Three transcript variants similar to HPSE were identified in the pig placenta.
Pubmed
16
However, emerging data suggest that antibodies are not transferred equally across the placenta.
Pubmed
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Translations for placenta
Portuguese
placenta
Placenta through the time
Placenta across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare