Immunocytochemical localization of thioredoxin in human trophoblast and decidua
An immunocytochemical investigation into the expression of thioredoxin in human reproductive tissues was performed using monoclonal antibodies produced against recombinant human thioredoxin. First trimester and term human placental villi, decidua and term fetal membranes were examined for thioredoxi...
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| description | An immunocytochemical investigation into the expression of thioredoxin in human reproductive tissues was performed using monoclonal antibodies produced against recombinant human thioredoxin. First trimester and term human placental villi, decidua and term fetal membranes were examined for thioredoxin content and cellular localization. In first trimester tissue strong thioredoxin staining was observed in the underlying cytotrophoblast cells and in the stromal cells present in the decidua, but not in the syncytiotrophoblast surrounding the chorionic villi. In term placental villi very little thioredoxin was observed. Term fetal membranes proved to be a rich source of thioredoxin, the most intense staining was seen in the cytotrophoblast cells in the chorionic membrane, with the amnion and decidua also showing positive immunoreactivity. The potential role/s that thioredoxin may play within the placental bed is considered. |
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