The role of fetal cells in maternal wound healing

The health of both the mother and baby may be affected by many events that occur during pregnancy. The passage of fetal cells into the maternal circulation is one such event. Cell trafficking by fetal cells into the maternal circulation starts very early in pregnancy and has long-lasting effects. These embryonic cells, known as microchimeric cells, can remain in the bone marrow and mother's organs for a long time. It has been shown that acute or chronic tissue damage causes the proliferation and differentiation of embryonic stem cells in different organs of the mother. Due to the attractiveness and importance of this subject, the present review mainly describes the subsequently effect of microchimeric fetal cells in maternal wound healing.

کلیدواژه ها:

Fetal cells ، Microchimeric cells ، Pregnancy ، Wound healing