Disturbed balance between phase I and II metabolizing enzymes in ovarian endometriosis: A source of excessive hydroxy-estrogens and ROS?
This study investigated the balance of phase I and II metabolizing enzymes in ovarian endometriosis, hypothesizing a potential link to excessive hydroxy-estrogens and reactive oxygen species (ROS).
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