Additional file 3 of The presence of living endometrial cells in ovarian endometriotic cyst fluid may contribute to the recurrence of endometriosis after surgical excision of endometriomas

Xu, Xinxin, Chen, Yichen, Yu, Qin, Wang, Jianzhang, Xu, Ping, Zhu, Libo, Xu, Qiong, Zhang, Jing, Cui, Shuling, Yu, Kewen, Li, Tiantian, Guo, Xinyue, Zhang, Xinmei
2022 · doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.20408683.v1 · W6958749759
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This study established an animal model to visualize endometriotic lesions and observe the formation of new lesions using fluorescence microscopy.

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Additional file 3: Fig. S1. Animal model establishment and new lesion formation. A Schematic diagram of the animal experiment. B The white arrow shows endometriotic lesions in the mice after model establishment. C Representative image of an endometriotic lesion with ZsGreen fluorescence, × 200; bar = 50 μm. D The short arrow shows the lesions found in the peritoneal cavity of mice in the experimental group. E Representative image of a new lesion with ZsGreen fluorescence; × 200; bar = 50 μm.

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