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Human fallopian tube epithelium co-culture with murine ovarian follicles reveals crosstalk in the reproductive cycle

19 Aug 2016

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Do interactions between human fallopian tube epithelium and murine follicles occur during an artificial reproductive cycle in a co-culture system in vitro? In a co-culture system, human fallopian tissues responded to the menstrual cycle mimetic by changes in morphology and levels of secreted factors, and increasing murine corpus luteum progesterone secretion. The entire fallopian tube epithelium, including...

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PMID: 27542947
DOI: 10.1093/molehr/gaw041

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