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do rbc and other cells move beteen mother and fetus?
hi, amit again
an academic question, i have just been through many articles where many experiments have shown the presence of fetal rbc in maternal blood

is this true?
is the amount great?
as compared to the proportion of minor fractions getting through the fetus is the proportion of fetal rbc getting transfered much less?
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