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Relationship of advanced glycation end products and their receptor to pelvic organ prolapse.
International journal of clinical and experimental pathology - 1 Jan 2015
Chen Yisong, Huang Jian, Hu Changdong, Hua Keqin
Abstract excerpt
OBJECTIVE: The aims of this study are to detect levels of AGEs and RAGE and SNPs for RAGE in vaginal tissues of women with POP and rats in a repair location, and to explore the relationship between AGEs-RAGE pathway and POP. METHODS: This study involved human vaginal tissues in fornix from 44 women with POP and 46 women without POP who were assigned to pelvic floor reconstruction or LAVH. The proteins of AGEs,...
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