Fetal sex shapes maternal immune adaptation: placental extracellular vesicles differentially reprogram the phenotype, metabolism, and function of circulating monocytes - Quiz - MDSpire

Maternal Immune Response Influenced by Fetal Sex: Distinct Effects of Placental Extracellular Vesicles on the Phenotype, Metabolism, and Function of Circulating Monocytes

  • By

  • Julieta Avalos

  • Florencia Sabbione

  • Daiana Rios

  • Daniel H. Grasso

  • M. Noe Garcia

  • Franco Aguilera

  • Fatima Merech

  • Horacio Aiello

  • Cesar Meller

  • Rosanna Ramhorst

  • Vanesa Hauk

  • Soledad Gori

  • Claudia Pérez Leirós

  • Daiana M. Vota

  • Daniel E. Paparini

  • July 17, 2026

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Fetal sex shapes maternal immune adaptation: placental extracellular vesicles differentially reprogram the phenotype, metabolism, and function of circulating monocytes

  • by Julieta Avalos, Florencia Sabbione, Daiana Rios, Daniel H. Grasso, M. Noe Garcia, Franco Aguilera, Fatima Merech, Horacio Aiello, Cesar Meller, Rosanna Ramhorst, Vanesa Hauk, Soledad Gori, Claudia Pérez Leirós, Daiana M. Vota, Daniel E. Paparini

  • July 17, 2026

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