Publications by authors named "Jennifer A Sharma"
Article Synopsis
- - Recently, a mouse model called BPH/5 was discovered that naturally develops preeclampsia symptoms, showing that problems in the placenta could lead to these maternal health issues.
- - Increased levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) were found in the placentas of BPH/5 mice early in pregnancy, linked to reduced antioxidant activity, indicating these factors might contribute to preeclampsia's development.
- - Treatment with the antioxidant Tempol improved fetal health and reduced maternal symptoms like high blood pressure, suggesting that managing oxidative stress could be a promising approach for tackling preeclampsia.
