Signal transduction pathways involved in macrophage migration induced by peritoneal fluid chemotactic factors in stages I and II endometriosis

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This study investigated the signal transduction pathways activated by peritoneal fluid chemotactic factors, which mediate macrophage migration in patients with early-stage endometriosis.

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endometriosis

MeSH descriptors

Ascitic Fluid Chemotactic Factors Endometriosis Macrophages Signal Transduction Ascitic Fluid Case-Control Studies Cell Line Cell Movement Cell Movement Chemotactic Factors Endometriosis Endometriosis Enzyme Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors Female GTP-Binding Proteins GTP-Binding Proteins Humans Macrophages

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peptide inositol phosphate hexose + c4h5n3o2
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strain 18323 tholera

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