微嵌合体

Microchimerism is when trace amounts of one person's DNA are detected in the cells of another individual.
微嵌合是指在另一个人的细胞中检测到微量的某个人的DNA。
A mother with fetal microchimerism can pass on genetic material from her fetus to her adult children.
母亲如果存在胎儿微嵌合现象，可能会将胎儿的遗传物质传递给她的成年子女。
Researchers found evidence of microchimerism in cancer patients, suggesting it could play a role in tumor development.
研究人员在癌症患者中发现了微嵌合现象的证据，这表明它可能在肿瘤形成中发挥作用。
After organ transplantation, microchimerism is common as the recipient's immune system accepts foreign tissue.
脏器移植后，微嵌合很常见，因为接受者的免疫系统会接受异体组织。
The study explored the presence of microchimerism in twins, revealing unique patterns of shared genetic material.
这项研究探讨了双胞胎中的微嵌合现象，揭示了他们共享遗传物质的独特模式。
Scientists are investigating whether microchimerism might be linked to certain neurological disorders, such as autism or schizophrenia.
科学家正在研究微嵌合是否与某些神经性疾病，如自闭症或精神分裂症有关。
Some researchers believe that microchimerism may contribute to the persistence of certain infections, like HIV.
一些研究者认为微嵌合可能有助于某些感染（如HIV）的持续存在。
In rare cases, microchimerism can occur naturally without any known cause, leading to a phenomenon called spontaneous microchimerism.
在极少数情况下，微嵌合会自然发生，且没有已知原因，这种情况被称为自发性微嵌合。
The detection of microchimerism in identical twins raises questions about the origins of their unique traits and potential health implications.
在同卵双胞胎中发现微嵌合，引发了关于他们独特特征来源以及潜在健康影响的疑问。
Future studies will aim to better understand the role of microchimerism in the human body, including its potential therapeutic applications.
将来的研究将致力于更深入地理解微嵌合在人体中的作用，包括其可能的治疗应用。