Estrogen receptor gene polymorphisms are associated with recurrence of endometriosis

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Estrogen receptor alpha gene polymorphisms (PvuII and XbaI) and estrogen receptor beta gene polymorphisms (AluI) were examined in women with endometriosis, finding a correlation between ERalpha PvuII polymorphism and endometriosis recurrence.

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The presence of gene polymorphisms of the estrogen receptors ERalpha (PvuII and XbaI) and ERbeta (AluI) in 61 women with endometriosis was investigated. A statistically significant correlation between PvuII ERalpha gene polymorphism (PvuII), both in homozygosity (PP) and in heterozygosity (Pp), and a recurrence of endometriosis was found. In conclusion, women affected by endometriosis with the ERalpha polymorphic allele, even if heterozygous, have a worse prognosis, and these results suggest that the ERalpha gene polymorphisms may be included among the genetic risk factors for endometriosis.

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