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Mapping the non-pregnant uterus cell-by-cell

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DEVELOPMENTAL CELL
Volume 57, Issue 4, Pages 421-423

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CELL PRESS
DOI: 10.1016/j.devcel.2022.02.009

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  1. Medical Research Council Centre for Reproductive Health (MRC CRH) [MR/N022556/1, MR/P502030/1]
  2. Wellbeing of Women (WoW) [RTF902]

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This study identifies the unique genetic signatures of endometrial cells and validates a three-dimensional epithelial organoid system for modeling endometrial glands ex utero.
The endometrium is a dynamic, multicellular tissue that is constantly remodeled in response to regulating hormones. In a recent issue of Nature Genetics, Garcia-Alonso et al. delineate the unique genetic signatures of the endometrial cells. Their findings validate a three-dimensional epithelial organoid system for modeling endometrial glands ex utero.

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