The future of endometriosis research: genomics and proteomics?
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This paper explores the potential of genomics and proteomics to advance endometriosis research and understanding.
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- Identification of germ cell-specific VASA and IFITM3 proteins in human ovarian endometriosis 2015
- GnRH agonists induce endometrial epithelial cell apoptosis via GRP78 down-regulation 2014
- Effect of endometriosis on the protein expression pattern of follicular fluid from patients submitted to controlled ovarian hyperstimulation for in vitro fertilization 2010
- Comparative proteomic analysis of human adenomyosis using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and mass spectrometry 2007
- An investigation of the effects of endometriosis on the proteome of human eutopic endometrium: a heterogeneous tissue with a complex disease 2006
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