@The_Curd_Nerd @MollieKatzen You are a mother the moment you are pregnant. Every single pregnancy, whether a live baby was born or not, you have their dna running through you as a microchimera. You ARE a mother. https://t.co/51Qqk3JhAB
Microchimerism: A new concept.
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The discussions reflect widespread curiosity, with participants describing microchimerism as 'fascinating' and acknowledging its profound implications, such as personal identity and autoimmune risks, suggesting a rich engagement that underscores its significance in advancing understanding of human biology.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of microchimerism, with many expressing fascination and recognizing its potential importance for health and maternal identity.
The topic sparks high curiosity among participants, as evidenced by phrases like 'fascinating' and 'how interesting,' indicating strong engagement with the subject.
Some posts go beyond surface-level reactions, referencing further research, personal implications, and potential health impacts, showing moderate to deep engagement.
While the discussions highlight the potential implications for health and identity, the overall influence on policy or practice remains implied rather than explicitly stated, leading to a moderate impact score.
Abstract in brief
- Microchimerism refers to the presence of cells from one individual in another genetically different person, often occurring naturally through pregnancy.
- During pregnancy, cells are exchanged between mother and fetus via the placenta, and this microchimerism can persist for decades afterward in both individuals.
- Research suggests that fetal microchimeric cells might impact health by influencing autoimmune diseases, cancer, and wound healing, but their exact role in human health and disease is still being studied.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@red666s @deNutrients It’s known autoimmunity can be result of maternal chimerism! In theory if aborted fetal cell DNA fragments used in vaccine cultures end up as contaminant artifacts in host recipient, a potential for chimeric cells to form should be thoroughly investigated! https://t.co/DKfDVYWINt
REFERENCIAS -Shrivastava S, et al., Microchimerism: A new concept. -Müller AC, et al., Microchimerism of male origin in a cohort of Danish girls. -Diana W, et al., Forever Connected: The Lifelong Biological Consequences of Fetomaternal and Maternofetal Microchimerism. ✅12/12
Microchimerism: A new concept - PMC https://t.co/FOCI9TJ24v
@drnickgreiner Funny you should mention it, just read about it a few days ago, just fascinating: https://t.co/Z6z77eO6aa Beautiful to know that I carry part of my kids with me for life.
Microchimerism: A new concept https://t.co/MdGXQ2civt
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Microchimerism: A new concept - PMC https://t.co/FOCI9TJ24v
@1saki_chan @EnderKoval @laser101111 @waclaw_g84 @danka3344 Shrivastava, S., Naik, R., Suryawanshi, H., & Gupta, N. (2019). Microchimerism: A new concept. Journal of oral and maxillofacial pathology: JOMFP, 23(2), 311. O’Donoghue, K. (2008). Fetal microchimerism and maternal health during and after pregnancy. Obstetric medicine, 1(2)
@Weronik97550481 @olelesiaba32151 @prawiebovary @EoxErin @magdafami @Reako222 @_domisia Shrivastava, S., Naik, R., Suryawanshi, H., & Gupta, N. (2019). Microchimerism: A new concept. Journal of oral and maxillofacial pathology: JOMFP, 23(2), 311. O’Donoghue, K. (2008). Fetal microchimerism and maternal health during and after pregnancy. Obstetric medicine, 1(2)
@Lorenzo51407057 @Girafa_Mulamba 1) Microchimerism: A new concept https://t.co/oTvTej1F3D 2) Fetal microchimerism and maternal health: A review and evolutionary analysis of cooperation and conflict beyond the womb https://t.co/tcBSQi1qz9
Microchimerism: A new concept - PMC https://t.co/MXAHncC8qA
@Kareneliza00 @Thisisa74798027 @laurel_prolife I can be your secretary today: Here is a source about microchimerism https://t.co/1OoUptGpus And here is a source about ovum’s directing chromosomes in mating https://t.co/tB8qovDfFd https://t.co/oMiH0FqbHq
The full scope and implications of this process are still being actively explored by researchers. I've linked few papers here if you're drawn to delve deeper into this fascinating topic. 5/5 https://t.co/LOzVyReYT5 https://t.co/IZnRciXuAo https://t.co/zrbnGDorC5
RT @ElenaBuylla: REFERENCIAS -Shrivastava S, et al., Microchimerism: A new concept. -Müller AC, et al., Microchimerism of male origin in a…
REFERENCIAS -Shrivastava S, et al., Microchimerism: A new concept. -Müller AC, et al., Microchimerism of male origin in a cohort of Danish girls. -Diana W, et al., Forever Connected: The Lifelong Biological Consequences of Fetomaternal and Maternofetal Microchimerism. ✅12/12
@courtneyhanco27 I have, but people ignored it. This hasn’t exactly been the “modify hypothesis” crowd. https://t.co/1OoUptGpus
Microchimerism: A new concept https://t.co/MdGXQ2civt
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@The_Curd_Nerd @MollieKatzen You are a mother the moment you are pregnant. Every single pregnancy, whether a live baby was born or not, you have their dna running through you as a microchimera. You ARE a mother. https://t.co/51Qqk3JhAB
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@SteveThreeP0 @ToastMagnate @SpeedReadDan https://t.co/mvWZil2Xu2
@torturedlilith https://t.co/9AZppnpXEI
@drnickgreiner Funny you should mention it, just read about it a few days ago, just fascinating: https://t.co/Z6z77eO6aa Beautiful to know that I carry part of my kids with me for life.
@SFPalps @BadMedicalTakes Where does it come from? https://t.co/bcwnzui1dm https://t.co/acwX30Vm3Z
RT @MindGarden4: @red666s @deNutrients It’s known autoimmunity can be result of maternal chimerism! In theory if aborted fetal cell DNA fra…
@red666s @deNutrients It’s known autoimmunity can be result of maternal chimerism! In theory if aborted fetal cell DNA fragments used in vaccine cultures end up as contaminant artifacts in host recipient, a potential for chimeric cells to form should be thoroughly investigated! https://t.co/DKfDVYWINt
Microchimerism: A new concept, how interesting https://t.co/xWHOCoRuCY
Microchimerism: A new concept https://t.co/giAOi8lPXy via @exchangle
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