Comparison of Organoids from Menstrual Fluid and Hormone-Tre…

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DOI 10.3390/jpm11121314
PMID https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34945786
PMCID https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/8707872
OpenAlex ID W4200426280
Type Article
Language EN
Published 06 Dec 2021
Volume 11 (12)
Pages 1314
Source Journal of Personalized Medicine
Publisher Multidisciplinary Digital Publishin…
FWCI 1.49
Countries 1
Institutions 5
Added 31 Dec 2021
Updated 28 Oct 2026

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Comparison of Organoids from Menstrual Fluid and Hormone-Treated Endometrium: Novel Tools for Gynecological Research

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Endometrial organoids (EMO) are an important tool for gynecological research but have been limited by generation from (1) invasively acquired tissues and thus advanced disease states and (2) from women who are not taking hormones, thus excluding 50% of the female reproductive-aged population. We sought to overcome these limitations by generating organoids from (1) menstrual fluid (MF; MFO) using a…

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#	Author	Institutions
1	Caitlin E. Filby Corresponding	Hudson Institute of Medical Re… (AU) Monash University (AU)
2	Katherine A. Wyatt	Hudson Institute of Medical Re… (AU)
3	Sally Mortlock	The University of Queensland (AU) Institute for Molecular Biosci… (AU)
4	Fiona L. Cousins	Hudson Institute of Medical Re… (AU) Monash University (AU)
5	Brett David McKinnon	The University of Queensland (AU) Institute for Molecular Biosci… (AU)
6	Kate Tyson	Monash Health (AU) Monash University (AU)
7	Grant W. Montgomery	The University of Queensland (AU) Institute for Molecular Biosci… (AU)
8	Caroline E. Gargett	Hudson Institute of Medical Re… (AU) Monash University (AU)

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