Alfa fetoproteína e desenvolvimento embrionário
Resumo
Alfafetoprotein (AFP) is a major serum glycoprotein during embryonic and early postnatal life. A number of diverse biologic functions have been attributed to AFP, including osmotic and carrier function and immunosuppresive activity.
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