Fetal organs infected by HIV-1
The transmission rate of HIV from mother to fetus via the placenta is estimated to be 12-50% (1-3). Because differences in fetal outcome may be influenced by time of viral transmission in utero and type of infected fetal cell, we examined 28 embryos/fetuses (10-27th week of gestation) by polymerase...
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| description | The transmission rate of HIV from mother to fetus via the placenta is estimated to be 12-50% (1-3). Because differences in fetal outcome may be influenced by time of viral transmission in utero and type of infected fetal cell, we examined 28 embryos/fetuses (10-27th week of gestation) by polymerase chain reaction (PCR), RNA in situ hybridization and immunostaining (not all cases were investigated by all three methods). |
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