Transcriptomic characterisation of human menstrual fluid at homeostasis and in endometriosis
This study transcriptomically characterizes human menstrual fluid under homeostatic conditions and compares it with menstrual fluid in endometriosis, using transcriptomic profiling to define differences in gene expression. The key finding is that menstrual fluid displays distinct transcriptomic signatures between homeostasis and endometriosis. A major limitation is that the dataset/paper text provided here does not specify details such as sample size, cohort composition, sampling timing, or how confounding variables were controlled. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it profiles and contrasts menstrual-fluid transcriptomes in endometriosis versus homeostasis.
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