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Interleukin 1β regulates progesterone metabolism in human cervical fibroblasts

Roberson et al., 2012

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7978902881734279532
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Roberson A
Hyatt K
Kenkel C
Hanson K
Myers D
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Reproductive sciences

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Progesterone plays a critical role in regulating cervical structure necessary for pregnancy maintenance. Preterm labor and early cervical ripening are often associated with localized infection. We hypothesized that proinflammatory cytokines enhance progesterone …
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