Transcriptomic characterisation of human menstrual fluid at homeostasis and in endometriosis

Goncalves, Angela, Schwalie, Petra
2024 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.11105267 · W6892705868
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This study provides a transcriptomic characterization of human menstrual fluid in both healthy states and during endometriosis.

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This paper transcriptomically characterizes human menstrual fluid, comparing profiles at homeostasis versus in endometriosis, using bulk transcriptomic analyses of menstrual fluid samples. The key finding is a set of differential gene expression patterns that distinguish menstrual fluid collected in endometriosis from that collected under homeostatic conditions. The major limitation explicitly stated in the available text is that only high-level dataset and publication metadata are provided, without methodological or analytic details to evaluate factors such as sample size, batch effects, and confounder control. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on transcriptomic differences in menstrual fluid between homeostasis and endometriosis.

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