Titlebook: Reproductive Immunology; Lars B. Olding Book 1997 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer-Ver

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Book 1997gists. Hence, the age-old puzzle of why a fetus that contains a panel of major histocompatibility (MHC) antigens derived from its mother and its father is not rejected (spontaneously aborted) by lymphocytes from its mother who should theoretically recognize foreign MHC molecules from the father has

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Transfer of Maternal Leukocytes to the Infant by Human Milk,ysician who first adapted plate photography to microscopy, reported the presence of globules and granular bodies in human milk. Most of the globules were probably milk fat globules, myriads of which are normally found in human milk. Many years later when staining techniques became available, some of the . were found to be cells.

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Traffic of Leukocytes Through the Maternofetal Placental Interface and Its Possible Consequences,ossible functional consequences of fetal cells such as lymphocytes in maternal blood and vice versa is fascinating, provocative, and challenging from a number of biological, ethical, and philosophical aspects. This review summarizes the evidence that such a curious cell traffic does in fact take place in human pregnancy.

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The Immunopathology of Recurrent Abortion,le for the non-rejection of the fetus are still unclear. Many of these studies have focused on the differences in immunological reactions between couples with normal fertility and couples with recurrent miscarriages.

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