regulatory T cells improve pregnancy outcome in mice

Nature·Jul 15

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Research suggests that regulatory T cells may play a role in improving pregnancy outcomes. The immune mechanisms involved in successful pregnancies are being studied, with some focus on the role of regulatory T cells in maintaining fetal-maternal immune tolerance. The therapeutic potential of regulatory T cells is also being explored in relation to various pregnancy-related conditions.

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