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The Placenta: How It Supports Fetal Development
The placenta supports the fetus via:
- Nutrient/gas exchange: Oxygen/nutrients in; CO2/waste out.
- Nutrient transport regulation: Glucose, amino acids, vitamins, minerals.
- Oxygen exchange.
- Waste removal: CO2, urea, creatinine to maternal circulation.
- Hormone production: hCG, estrogen, progesterone, hPL.
- Barrier function: Blocks toxins/pathogens.
- Immune support: Maternal antibodies transfer.
Vital for fetal survival and development.
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