Folate Receptor Alpha Signature in FallopianTubal Epithelial Cells: Further EvidenceSupporting Tubal Origin of “Ovarian”Endometriosis
Folate receptor alpha is present in fallopian tubal epithelial cells, providing further evidence that endometriosis originates in the fallopian tubes.
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