2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.abb.2020.108464
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Biomarkers of placental redox imbalance in pregnancies with preeclampsia and consequent perinatal outcomes

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“…In view of the above and comparing the findings of the present study with the previous study carried out by our group on placentas of PE women [12], it is possible to observe that the reduced levels of IL-6 in the umbilical cord of pregnancies with PE, as well as the increase of this cytokine in placentas, indicate the accumulation of IL-6 in the placenta for foetal protection. On the other hand, TNF-α was reduced in the umbilical cord of PE pregnancies; however, in placentas, there were no differences between the PE and without PE groups.…”
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“…In view of the above and comparing the findings of the present study with the previous study carried out by our group on placentas of PE women [12], it is possible to observe that the reduced levels of IL-6 in the umbilical cord of pregnancies with PE, as well as the increase of this cytokine in placentas, indicate the accumulation of IL-6 in the placenta for foetal protection. On the other hand, TNF-α was reduced in the umbilical cord of PE pregnancies; however, in placentas, there were no differences between the PE and without PE groups.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Corroborating with these findings, in a recent study carried out by our group in PE placentas from the same population herein studied, a positive (beneficial) association was 13 Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity observed between placental GSH levels and birth weight, HC, CC, and gestational age at birth [12]. In other words, the higher the placental GHS levels, the better the perinatal outcomes of conceptuses from pregnancies with PE.…”
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confidence: 83%
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