Attachment of endometrial cells to peritoneum—facilitated?
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This study investigated the factors that facilitate the attachment of endometrial cells to the peritoneum, a crucial step in the development of endometriosis.
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Cites (2)
- Short-term culture of peritoneum explants confirms attachment of endometrium to intact peritoneal mesothelium 2001
- Is “microscopic” peritoneal endometriosis invisible? 1988
Cited by (3)
- Modeling the early endometriotic lesion: mesothelium-endometrial cell co-culture increases endometrial invasion and alters mesothelial and endometrial gene transcription 2008
- Culture of menstrual endometrium with peritoneal explants and mesothelial monolayers confirms attachment to intact mesothelial cells 2002
- An atypical manifestation of inguinal endometriosis in the extra pelvic part of the round ligament: a case report 2016
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- An atypical manifestation of inguinal endometriosis in the extra pelvic part of the round ligament: a case report 2016
- Modeling the early endometriotic lesion: mesothelium-endometrial cell co-culture increases endometrial invasion and alters mesothelial and endometrial gene transcription 2008
- Culture of menstrual endometrium with peritoneal explants and mesothelial monolayers confirms attachment to intact mesothelial cells 2002
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