Gastroschisis associated changes in the placental transcriptome
Gastroschisis associated changes in the placental transcriptome
The congenital condition gastroschisis is associated with delayed villous development and placental malperfusion, suggesting placental involvement. This study uses RNA sequencing to compare the placental transcriptome in pregnancies with and without gastroschisis. 180 coding genes were differentially expressed, mapping to multiple gene ontology pathways. Altered placental gene expression may represent fetal signalling to the placenta, and these changes could contribute to the pathogenesis of gastroschisis and associated morbidities, including fetal growth restriction.
Fetal growth restriction, Gastroschisis, Prematurity
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Jongen, Maaike
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Reddin, Ian
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Cave, Sharon
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Pond, Jenny
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Hall, Nigel J.
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Lewis, Rohan M.
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Jongen, Maaike
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Reddin, Ian
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Cave, Sharon
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Cashmore, Lianne
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Pond, Jenny
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Cleal, Jane K.
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Jongen, Maaike, Reddin, Ian, Cave, Sharon, Cashmore, Lianne, Pond, Jenny, Cleal, Jane K., Hall, Nigel J. and Lewis, Rohan M.
(2024)
Gastroschisis associated changes in the placental transcriptome.
Placenta, 154, .
(doi:10.1016/j.placenta.2024.06.001).
Abstract
The congenital condition gastroschisis is associated with delayed villous development and placental malperfusion, suggesting placental involvement. This study uses RNA sequencing to compare the placental transcriptome in pregnancies with and without gastroschisis. 180 coding genes were differentially expressed, mapping to multiple gene ontology pathways. Altered placental gene expression may represent fetal signalling to the placenta, and these changes could contribute to the pathogenesis of gastroschisis and associated morbidities, including fetal growth restriction.
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Accepted/In Press date: 2 June 2024
e-pub ahead of print date: 4 June 2024
Published date: 12 June 2024
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Fetal growth restriction, Gastroschisis, Prematurity
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/491655
ISSN: 0143-4004
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