[Immunologic and genetic aspects of endometriosis physiopathology].

Dariusz Radomski, Marek E. Marcyniak, Marek Marcyniak, Paweł Milewczyk, Katarzyna Zdanowska, Katarzyna Dragowska, Katarzyna Drągowska, Piotr I Roszkowski
Ginekologia polska · 2002 · vol. 73(1) , pp. 68–73 · PMID:12001766 · W2397512050
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This review discusses the immunologic and genetic factors contributing to endometriosis, focusing on interactions between immune cells, hormones, and matrix metalloproteases in ectopic endometrial tissue.

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This article reviews the pathological mechanism of endometriosis. We concentrate on immunological and genetical factors which play a role in the developing of endometriosis. We present the possible network of interactions between immune cells, hormones and matrix metalloproteases system in the ectopic endometrial tissue.

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endometriosis

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Endometriosis Endometriosis Cytokines Cytokines Endometriosis Female Hormones Hormones Humans Matrix Metalloproteinases Matrix Metalloproteinases

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