The expression of placental soluble fms-like tyrosine kinase 1 in mouse placenta varies significantly across different litters from normal pregnant mice

L. SurmonSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]

G. BobekSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia

C. L. ChiuSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia

S. YoungSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia

A. MakrisSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia;The Heart Research Institute, University of Sydney Sydney, NSWAustralia;Liverpool Hospital Liverpool, NSWAustralia

J. M. LindSchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia

A. HennessySchool of Medicine, University of Western Sydney Campbelltown, NSWAustralia;The Heart Research Institute, University of Sydney Sydney, NSWAustralia

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