Additional file 1 of Gene expression profiles separate endometriosis lesion subtypes and indicate a sensitivity of endometrioma to estrogen suppressive treatments through elevated ESR2 expression
This study used gene expression profiling to differentiate endometriosis subtypes, identifying elevated ESR2 expression in endometrioma as a potential indicator of sensitivity to estrogen suppressive treatments.
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