Lack of anti-paternal cytotoxic antibody production in the presence of spermatozoa in recurrent spontaneous abortion couples in contrast to fertile couples: a pilot study
Background: Anti-paternal cytotoxic antibody (APCA) is a pregnancy alloantibody and is directed to paternal HLA molecules. A recent study showed that this antibody is produced in the presence of the husband's spermatozoa. Several studies have shown the absence or reduction of this antibody in t...
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Main Authors: | Mitra Rafiee (Author), Nasrin Sereshki (Author), Razieh Alipour (Author), Vahid Ahmadi Panah (Author), David Wilkinson (Author) |
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2021-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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