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Role of microRNAs in embryo–endometrial interactions: biological functions and clinical applications

2023-06-09

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The human endometrium and embryo both produce microRNAs (miRNAs), which are involved in various physiological activities. Accumulating evident suggested that endometrial miRNAs are regulated by steroid hormones that modulate endometrial functions, whereas embryo-derived miRNAs play vital roles in maternal–embryo communication. The aberrant expression of endometrium- or embryo-derived miRNAs can cause early pregnan...

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48155a92-2208-5649-80a4-00407660d264
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10.1097/rd9.0000000000000073
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