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Circadian gene PER1 senses progesterone signal during human endometrial decidualization

13 Sept 2019

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Progesterone is an important hormone for female reproduction; however, how the fluctuation of progesterone acts upon reproductive processes remains largely unknown. Mounting evidence indicates a pivotal role of the circadian clock in sensing hormone dynamics for homeostatic regulation of physiological functions. Therefore, we sought to determine whether clock genes respond to progesterone signaling in female...

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PMID: 31518992
DOI: 10.1530/joe-19-0284

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