The researcher's work centers on the intricate relationship between maternal histamine levels and pregnancy outcomes, particularly in pre-eclampsia scenarios. Their research encompasses several key areas: systematic reviews of histidine decarboxylase activity and diamine oxidase isoforms in placental genes, molecular mechanisms using RNA analysis techniques, experimental models to study histamine effects, and discussions on the interplay between histamine receptors and fetal development. This research aims to elucidate how maternal histamine influences pregnancy, with a focus on understanding its role in pre-eclampsia and fetal gene expression changes.
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