Primary culture and identification of ectopic endometrial cells from patients with adenomyosis

In: Shanxi Yike Daxue xuebao · 2008 · W2378811968
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Researchers established an in vitro cell model of adenomyosis by isolating ectopic endometrial cells via enzymolysis, filtration, and pasted wall purification, achieving a 75% success rate but noting limitations in obtaining purified glandular epithelial cells.

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Objective To explore a method for primary culture of ectopic endometrial cells from patients with adenomyosis,and to find out a cell model in vitro for pathogenesis of adenomyosis. Methods The ectopic endometrial cells were isolated and purified by enzymolysis,filtration,and pasted wall purification,and identified by immunocytochemistry. Results The achievement ratio of isolating and culturing ectopic endometrial cells was 75.0%.The ectopic endometrial cells included glandular epithelial cell(6.5%),stromal cell(13.3%),and smooth muscle cell(80.2%). Conclusion The ectopic endometrial cells of adenomyosis can be obtained by enzymolysis,filtration and pasted wall purification,but the more purified ectopic glandular epithelial cells cannot be obtained.

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