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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Endometrial Glands"”.
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Impact of early postpartum uterine disease (metritis) on the functional regeneration of endometrial glands in lactating dairy cows
… lumen, frequently found infiltrated within the endometrial luminal epithelium (LE) and underlying stroma (stratum compactum) as well, in addition to the presence of lymphocytic foci (T and B cells) within the stratum compactum (Bonnett et al., 1993; Dadarwal et al., 2017). Early postpartum …
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Somatic evolution in normal human endometrium
… I investigate the clonal composition of normal endometrial glands. The majority of glands are clonal cell populations that share a common recent ancestor and the monoclonality is independent of whether they have a driver mutation. In the second results chapter, I investigate the mutational …
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Identify and characterise stem cell population of the human endometrium
… basal layer, which contains the potential for endometrial regeneration remains intact. Cyclical and functional changes of the endometrium are regulated by the production of oestrogen and progesterone during the ovarian cycle. Post-menopausal endometrium is thinner and is primarily composed of …
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Integrated experimental and computational analysis of intercellular communication with application to endometriosis
… a disease characterized by the presence of endometrial glands and stroma located outside of the uterus. Disease initiation (cell survival) and progression (including neovascularization and neurogenesis) are thought to depend on interactions with the immune system, particularly macrophages. …
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The Role of Merlin and Apicobasal Polarity In Endometrial Development and Homeostasis
… gives rise to the distinct glandular epithelium. Endometrial glands are necessary to secrete nutrients for the pre-implantation embryo. In addition, the endometrial gland is thought to be where endometrial cancer originates. While the endometrium is important for female fertility, relatively …
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Lineage tracing of normal human development and childhood cancers
… physiological units, such as colonic crypts and endometrial glands, while retaining spatial information on a microscopic level. In this way, I reconstructed large-scale phylogenies of cells from many different organs of three individuals. These phylogenetic trees recapitulate the early stages of …