Pregnancy can be compared to an organ transplant in immunology and the immune system. The fetus is "semiallogeneic" because of the presence of antigens originating from both mother and father.Throughout pregnancy, the fetus in the uterus can set off an immune response, yet the mother's immune system does not reject it. In layman's terms, the immune system of a pregnant woman is responsible for protecting the fetus from pathogens. It should tolerate the semiallogeneic fetus despite the presence of paternal alloantigens. 1 This shift in the immunologic response is partly related to change in hormonal levels of estradiol, progesterone, prostaglandins, and proteins like leukemic inhibitory factor. 2 Preimplantation factor is another novel linear peptide comprising 15 amino acids secreted by the four-cell stage embryo with an essential role in creating a proinflammatory environment. 3 The cytokines are the soluble signaling proteins released by cells to regulate cellular functions non-enzymatically throughout pregnancy. 4 Additionally, they are destroyed by immune cells to hinder their function and differentiation. 5 Cytokines form a bridge