Decreased Bcl-6 and increased Blimp-1 in the peritoneal cavity of patients with endometriosis
This study found significantly decreased Bcl-6 and increased Blimp-1 mRNA levels in the peritoneal cavity of endometriosis patients compared to controls, with correlations to immune factors.
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