The co-expression of GPER and Gankyrin in ovarian endometriosis and its correlation with the rASRM stages
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GPER and Gankyrin were overexpressed in ovarian endometriosis, positively correlated with disease stage and each other, and observed in proliferative phase endometrium.
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