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Decrease in expression of HOXA10 in the decidua after embryo implantation promotes trophoblast invasionGodbole et al., 2017
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- Godbole G
- Suman P
- Malik A
- Galvankar M
- Joshi N
- Fazleabas A
- Gupta S
- Modi D
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- Endocrinology
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An important step toward successful pregnancy involves invasion of the trophoblast cells into the decidua for placentation. Herein, we show that in the human and baboon decidua HOXA10 expression is downregulated after implantation and that this reduction is most …
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