From TELOCYTES to TELOCYTOPATHIES. Do Recently Described Interstitial Cells Play a Role in Female Idiopathic Infertility?
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This paper explores the potential role of newly identified interstitial cells, telocytes, in the pathology of female idiopathic infertility using advanced microscopic techniques.
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The invention of such state-of-the art microscopic techniques like atomic force microscopy with a resolution of fractions of a nanometer, and the overall current level of knowledge in morphological disciplines have brought about a widespread impression, that identifying a new cell population in the 21st century is highly unlikely [...].
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- Telocytes damage in endometriosis-affected rat oviduct and potential impact on fertility 2014
- Telocytes enhanced the proliferation, adhesion and motility of endometrial stromal cells as mediated by the ERK pathway in vitro 2019
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- Telocytes enhanced the proliferation, adhesion and motility of endometrial stromal cells as mediated by the ERK pathway in vitro via openalex
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