What is the role of XXXX in @entity8052 ?

@entity1 @entity8052 @entity1476
AIM: This study compared the placental expression of the @entity1476 ( @entity1476 ) enzyme, which is thought to play a key role in the penetration of trophoblastic cells, in third-trimester @entity8052 ( @entity8052 ) @entity1 with that of @entity1 with normal pregnancies. METHODS: Twenty-five pregnant subjects who underwent cesarean section due to @entity8052 and 25 term pregnant subjects who underwent cesarean section for obstetric reasons were included in the study. Demographic data, pathology reports, and histopathological samples were examined. Blocks containing samples of placenta underwent immunohistochemical analysis using the @entity1476 antibody. Immunohistochemical expression of placental samples obtained from both groups was examined and compared. RESULTS: There were no statistically significant differences in the demographic data (P   >   0.05). With regard to immunohistochemistry, cytoplasmic staining of trophoblastic cells was considered immunohistochemically positive. In the @entity8052 tissue samples, positive @entity1476 staining was detected as follows: 0 immunoreactivity, one @entity1 (4%); 1(+), six @entity1 (24%); 2(+), seven @entity1 (28%); and 3(+), 11 @entity1 (44%). In the term pregnant placental tissue samples, positive @entity1476 staining was detected in five @entity1 (20%) at 0 immunoreactivity, 12 (48%) at 1(+) immunoreactivity, five (20%) at 2(+) immunoreactivity, and three @entity1 (12%) at 3(+) immunoreactivity. Immunohistochemical expression was significantly different between the @entity8052 and normal term pregnancy placental tissues (P   =   0.02). CONCLUSION: The stronger expression of the @entity1476 enzyme in the @entity8052 as compared to the normal placental tissue suggests that this enzyme may be an effective mediator in the pathogenesis of @entity8052 .
