Abstract
Preterm human placentae produce IGF-specific binding proteins. Placental binding proteins are immunologically similar to the growth hormone dependent binding protein in human serum (BP-53) and not the growth hormone independent binding protein (BP-28) in human serum and amniotic fluid. Placental production occurs in mesenchymal cells located in the villous core.
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