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  • OBJECTIVE: The present study was to estimate the role of cytokines for trophoblast death in NK cells presence. METHODS: This study involves assessment of NK-92 line NK cell cytotoxic activity against JEG-3 line cells, in presence of cytokines. We also assessed the effect of secretory placenta products on NK cell cytotoxic activity toward JEG-3 line cells. RESULTS: Uteroplacental contact zone cytokines are able to enhance trophoblast mortality both by themselves in case of IL-1ß, IL-6, IFNγ, IL-4, TGFß, bFGF, and also through increasing the cytotoxic potential of NK cells in case of IL-1ß, IFNγ, IL-8, TGFß, and GM-CSF. PLGF decreases NK cell cytotoxicity for trophoblasts. Secretory products of first trimester placenta enhance NK cell cytotoxic potential for trophoblasts. CONCLUSIONS: Cytokines of the uteroplacental contact zone can appear a mechanism ensuring trophoblast mortality dynamics throughout pregnancy.
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  • Gynecol_Endocrinol
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  • unk
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  • WHO
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  • The uteroplacental contact zone cytokine influence on NK cell cytotoxicity to trophoblasts
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  • #33305669
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  • 2020

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