PMID: 1198071Jan 1, 1975Paper

Fc receptors in human placenta

Scandinavian Journal of Immunology
R MatreC Endresen

Abstract

Cryostat sections of placental tissue strongly adsorbed erythrocytes sensitized with IgG antibodies of human, rabbit, and guinea pig origin. No adsorption occurred using erythrocytes sensitized with F(ab')2 fragments. The reaction was strongly inhibited by intact IgG and by Fc fragments, weakly inhibited by pFc' fragments, and not inhibited by Facb and F(ab')2 or albumin. These properties are similar to those of corresponding receptors in normal lymphoid tissues. Results obtained with sections of hydatidiform mole showed that the reaction occurred with the trophoblastic tissue. Porcine placenta had no Fc receptor activity. The presence of an Fc receptor in human placental tissue may therefore be of significance for the selective transfer of IgG from mother to foetus.

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