Mayhew, T. Et Al. 2002. Hypobaric hypoxia and villous trophoblast: Evidence that human pregnancy at high altitude (3600 m) perturbs epithelial turnover and coagulation-fibrinolysis in the intervillous space. PLACENTA , vol.23, no.2-3 , 154-162.

Mayhew, T., Bowles, C., & Yucel, F., (2002). Hypobaric hypoxia and villous trophoblast: Evidence that human pregnancy at high altitude (3600 m) perturbs epithelial turnover and coagulation-fibrinolysis in the intervillous space. PLACENTA , vol.23, no.2-3, 154-162.

Mayhew, TM, C Bowles, And FERRUH YÜCEL. "Hypobaric hypoxia and villous trophoblast: Evidence that human pregnancy at high altitude (3600 m) perturbs epithelial turnover and coagulation-fibrinolysis in the intervillous space," PLACENTA , vol.23, no.2-3, 154-162, 2002

Mayhew, TM Et Al. "Hypobaric hypoxia and villous trophoblast: Evidence that human pregnancy at high altitude (3600 m) perturbs epithelial turnover and coagulation-fibrinolysis in the intervillous space." PLACENTA , vol.23, no.2-3, pp.154-162, 2002

Mayhew, T. Bowles, C. And Yucel, F. (2002) . "Hypobaric hypoxia and villous trophoblast: Evidence that human pregnancy at high altitude (3600 m) perturbs epithelial turnover and coagulation-fibrinolysis in the intervillous space." PLACENTA , vol.23, no.2-3, pp.154-162.

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