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Lack of CIITA expression is central to the absence of antigen presentation functions of trophoblast cells and is caused by methylation of the IFN-gamma inducible promoter (PIV) of CIITA.

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Lack of CIITA expression is central to the absence of antigen presentation functions of trophoblast cells and is caused by methylation of the IFN-gamma inducible promoter (PIV) of CIITA. (English)

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P J van den Elsen

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24 September 2017

N van der Stoep

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24 September 2017

H E Viëtor

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24 September 2017

L Wilson

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24 September 2017

M van Zutphen

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24 September 2017

S J Gobin

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1 September 2000

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Human Immunology

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24 September 2017

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