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Sexual origins of placental dysfunction

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LANCET
Volume 355, Issue 9199, Pages 203-204

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LANCET LTD
DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(99)05061-8

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Severe placental dysfunction is much more common in pregnancies with a male than with a female fetus. Furthermore, the birthweight/placental weight ratio is increased in these pregnancies, consistent with fetal growth restriction, acid is higher with a male fetus than with a female fetus. These observations of placental insufficiency may underlie the increased in-utero loss rate of male fetuses.

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