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Toll-Like Receptors and Pregnancy,ceptors, a system characteristic of innate immune cells. This review will discuss the role of Toll-like receptors at the maternal-fetal interface, the potential for trophoblast cells to function as components of the innate immune system and the impact TLR-mediated trophoblast responses may have on a pregnancy.

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NK Cells and Pregnancy,entified that may be responsible for recruitment of NK cells. Uterine NK cells can produce cytokines and may be an important part of vascular remodelling during placenta! development. This chapter summarizes current knowledge of NK cells in the uterus and their role in pregnancy and reproductive disorders.