UCA1 facilitates endometriosis progression through EIF4A3-mediated stabilization of E2F1 mRNA and enhanced glycolysis
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UCA1 promotes endometriosis progression by stabilizing E2F1 mRNA via EIF4A3, which subsequently enhances glycolysis.
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