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Attenuated sex steroid receptor expression in fallopian tube of women with ectopic pregnancy

Horne et al., 2009

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12321518220871073559
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Horne A
King A
Shaw E
McDonald S
Williams A
Saunders P
Critchley H
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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism

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Context: Sex steroid hormone receptor (SHR) dynamics are well-documented in human endometrium but have not been comprehensively studied in Fallopian tube (FT). Objective: The aim of the study was to compare expression patterns and hormonal regulation of SHR in …
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