Meeting Chair: Dr Rupsha Fraser
Reproductive and Cardiovascular Disease Research Group, Division of Biomedical Sciences, St George´s, University of London
Author: Dr Inés Velasco
Editors: Dr Astrid Englezou and Dr Shara Cohen
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
The Role of Decidual Natural Killer Cells and Macrophages in Early Pregnancy.
Maternal immunity and the pathogenesis of Chlamydia abortus: peripheral immunity vs placenta
Oocyte Donation Pregnancies are Associated with a higher incidence of HLA alloantibodies
Vaccination during pregnancy: which, who, why, when
Anti-inflammatories as a strategy for the prevention of inflammation induced preterm labour.
The immunomodulating effect of seminal fluid on maternal T cells
The placenta behaves as a parasitic endocrine organ
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
OOCYTE DONATION PREGNANCIES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH A HIGHER INCIDENCE OF HLA ALLOANTIBODIES
THE IMMUNOMODULATING EFFECT OF SEMEN ON MATERNAL T CELLS
TO AVOID IMMUNE SURVEILLANCE, THE PLACENTA MODIFIES ITS SECRETORY PROTEINS WITH PHOSPHOCHOLINE.
MENSTRUAL BLOOD CLOSELY RESEMBLES THE UTERINE IMMUNE MICRO-ENVIRONMENT AND IS CLEARLY DISTINCT FROM PERIPHERAL BLOOD