Folate Receptor Alpha Signature in FallopianTubal Epithelial Cells: Further EvidenceSupporting Tubal Origin of “Ovarian”Endometriosis

In: Investigations in Gynecology Research & Womens Health (IGRWH) · 2020 · vol. 3(2) , pp. 1–9 · W3019159061
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Folate receptor alpha is present in fallopian tubal epithelial cells, suggesting these cells may be the origin of endometriosis commonly found on the ovaries.

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