Localização de células senescentes nas lesões de pacientes com endometriose profunda

Helena Helena Malvezzi

doi:10.31744/pg2022.108438

Localização de células senescentes nas lesões de pacientes com endometriose profunda

Helena Helena Malvezzi

In: Sociedade Beneficente Israelita Brasileira Albert Einstein · 2022 · doi:10.31744/pg2022.108438 · W4300508297

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This study investigated the localization of senescent cells within the lesions of patients diagnosed with deep endometriosis.

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