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MHC-Linked Genes and Their Role in Growth and Reproduction and suppress recombination, which the . does not (4). Similar genes are also found in other species, and they are discussed below. In the human there is evidence that the genes of the MHC behave in groups that have been variously called . (5) or . (6, 7). Recombination appears to be more frequent b

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Immunobiological Characterization of the Trophoblast-Decidual Interface in Human Pregancyt notably in humans, using immunohistochemical, cell culture, cytokine, and other molecular analytical techniques. Many of the cellular and molecular components contributing to successful viviparity in genetically outbred pregnancy have been identified, although not all the functional detail is yet

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Immunity in the Human Male Reproductive Tractns for this discrepancy. First, due to differences in the anatomy of the reproductive tract between males and females, women tend to be more susceptible to infection by sexually transmitted pathogens than men. Although a certain degree of mechanical protection is afforded by the stratified squamous