Establishment of an immortalized cell line derived from human adenomyosis ectopic lesions
Researchers established an immortalized human adenomyosis ectopic cell line (ihAMEC) from primary cells, which maintained epithelial-mesenchymal transition marker expression and similar responses to hormone and LPS treatments while exhibiting active proliferation without tumor formation.
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