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Lymphocytes of human term decidua decrease cell adhesion to a plastic substrate
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Although human decidual lymphocytes have been widely studied, their function and possible interaction with trophoblast are still unclear. Here we show that whereas human early (EDL) and term (TDL) decidual lymphocytes were unable to kill human trophoblast by necrosis (assessed by the Cr-51-release assay) or apoptosis (DNA fragment assay), TDL but not EDL decreased trophoblast adhesion to a plastic substrate as determined by a [H-3]thymidine assay. This effect, however, was not selective for trophoblast, as TDL also decreased the adhesion to plastic of human decidual stromal cells and HeLa cells. Our results suggest that TDL may play a role in placental detachment during parturition by decreasing trophoblast or decidual stromal cell adhesion.
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cell adhesion
decidual lymphocytes
parturition
plastic substrate
trophoblast
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