Crystal-clear images reveal how pregnancy antibodies cause harm in babies
Researchers in Leiden have used advanced electron microscopy to understand how antibodies in the rare pregnancy disorder FNAIT cause harm to fetuses. These findings, published in Science Advances, could lead to early tests identifying at-risk babies.
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