The evaluation of endometriosis organoid models by using RNAi technology to confirm the functional background of the related genes

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This study used RNA interference to evaluate endometriosis organoid models, confirming the functional roles of specific genes within these models.

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This proposal outlines a study utilizing RNA interference technology to evaluate endometriosis organoid models, aiming to confirm the functional background of genes associated with the disease. The authors argue that current gaps in preventive measures and curative treatments for endometriosis necessitate better in vitro models to understand cellular and molecular mechanisms. Endometrial organoids are presented as self-organizing 3D aggregates that accurately represent endometrial structure and function, serving as a vital tool for evaluating diseases like endometriosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the development and validation of organoid models for mechanistic research.

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Content uploaded by Nazli Ece Gungor Author content All content in this area was uploaded by Nazli Ece Gungor on Feb 09, 2025 Content may be subject to copyright. TITLE OF PROPOSAL The evaluaon of endometriosis organoid models by using RNAi technology to con!rm the funconal background of the related genes PROBLEM STATEMENT, TOPIC, ISSUE AND RELEVANCE PROBLEM STATEMENT: At present, we lack preventave measures, validated screening tools, and curave treatment for endometriosis. Addressing its eology and pathogenesis will enlighten the path to supporng the overall well-being of 190 million women worldwide as well as it will minimize the !nancial burden on the health care system. Thus, to study the cellular and molecular mechanisms related to endometrial biology, both appropriate in vivo and in vitro models are indispensable. Endometrial organoids (EO), as the name suggests, are self-organizing 3D aggregaons of endometrial cells that represent the structure and funcon of the endometrium and give a good model for the evaluaon of endometrial diseases such as endometriosis

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