Examples of using Placenta in English and their translations into Slovak
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Iodine will cross the placenta, so its use in either a thyroid scan
Doxycycline is known to cross the placenta and literature data indicate that tetracyclines can have toxic effects on the developing fetus.
During all the long months of pregnancy in the tummy of a future mother, the baby was provided with oxygen by the umbilical cord and placenta.
suggesting that obinutuzumab crosses the placenta(see section 5.3).
others pass through the placenta, affecting the health of the baby.
because lead in a mother's blood can easily cross the placenta to the fetus.
hormonal imbalances and problems with the placenta.
Accordingly, the blood in the placenta which nourishes the baby can not circulate sufficiently
Cord blood is the blood left in the umbilical cord and placenta after the birth of the child
In pregnant rats, simeprevir concentrations in placenta, fetal liver
The enzyme is usually present in high levels in the placenta to protect the fetus from the mother's circulating cortisol.
For example, such pathologies include reducing the number of vessels in the placenta, because of which the child receives less oxygen
GD occurs when the hormones in the placenta trigger insulin resistance,
This is due to the fetus' blood being oxygenated in the placenta, as the lungs are not yet used for breathing.
orgasm leads to activation of blood circulation in the uterus and placenta.
then the gate of infection is in the body of the mother(most often in the placenta).
The carbohydrate that the malaria parasite attaches itself to in the placenta in pregnant women is identical to a carbohydrate found in cancer cells.
the orgasm leads to activation of blood circulation in the uterus and placenta.
Researchers during their research figured out that the carbohydrate which the malaria parasite attaches itself to in the placenta in pregnant women is identical to the carbohydrate found in cancer cells.
Placental malaria occurs when parasite-infected blood cells latch onto the placenta, bringing the wrath of the maternal immune system with them.