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Fig. 2. Nitric oxide-dependent vasodilation in the placenta. Vasodilator effects of NO in placental vessels can be induced via; a) activation of protein kinases (i.e
Fig. 3. Effects of acute hypoxia in placental vasculature. Depicted in this figure is the vascular response of placental (umbilical and chorionic) vessels to an acute reduction in oxygen levels.

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