Isolation from human placenta of the IgG transporter, FcRn, and localization to the syncytiotrophoblast: implications for maternal-fetal antibody transport
James L. Leach(The Ohio State University), Clark L. Anderson(The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center), Daniel D. Sedmak(The Ohio State University), Brian M. Rahill(The Ohio State University), Michael D. Lairmore(Bipar), J M Osborne(The Ohio State University)
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