The unique biological behaviour of the mammalian placenta has wide implications in transplantation, and tumour, immunology. Immunological influences in trophoblastic proliferation have been sought, in experimental animals, by the investigation of normal and ectopic trophoblast development, and, in man, by studies of normal placental development, and of the clinical and epidemiological behaviour of trophoblastic tumours.
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