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Endometrial angiogenesis throughout the human menstrual cycle
Authors: Maas, JWM Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Boudier, HAJS Evers, JLH
Citation: Jwm. Maas et al., Endometrial angiogenesis throughout the human menstrual cycle, HUM REPR, 16(8), 2001, pp. 1557-1561
The mesothelium, Teflon or Velcro?
Authors: Dunselman, GAJ Groothuis, PG de Goeij, AFPM Evers, JLH
Citation: Gaj. Dunselman et al., The mesothelium, Teflon or Velcro?, HUM REPR, 16(4), 2001, pp. 605-607
Development of endometriosis-like lesions after transplantation of human endometrial fragments onto the chick embryo chorioallantoic membrane
Authors: Maas, JWM Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Struijker-Boudier, HAJ Evers, JLH
Citation: Jwm. Maas et al., Development of endometriosis-like lesions after transplantation of human endometrial fragments onto the chick embryo chorioallantoic membrane, HUM REPR, 16(4), 2001, pp. 627-631
Adhesion of menstrual endometrium to extracellular matrix: the possible role of integrin alpha(6)beta(1) and laminin interaction
Authors: Koks, CAM Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Evers, JLH
Citation: Cam. Koks et al., Adhesion of menstrual endometrium to extracellular matrix: the possible role of integrin alpha(6)beta(1) and laminin interaction, MOL HUM REP, 6(2), 2000, pp. 170-177
Menstruum induces changes in mesothelial cell morphology
Authors: Koks, CAM Weusten, AYD Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Evers, JLH
Citation: Cam. Koks et al., Menstruum induces changes in mesothelial cell morphology, GYNECOL OBS, 50(1), 2000, pp. 13-18
Morphological changes in mesothelial cells induced by shed menstrual endometrium in vitro are not primarily due to apoptosis or necrosis
Authors: Weusten, AYD Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Arends, JW Evers, JLH
Citation: Ayd. Weusten et al., Morphological changes in mesothelial cells induced by shed menstrual endometrium in vitro are not primarily due to apoptosis or necrosis, HUM REPR, 15(7), 2000, pp. 1462-1468
Matrix metalloproteinases and their tissue inhibitors in antegradely shed menstruum and peritoneal fluid
Authors: Koks, CAM Groothuis, PG Slaats, P Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Evers, JLH
Citation: Cam. Koks et al., Matrix metalloproteinases and their tissue inhibitors in antegradely shed menstruum and peritoneal fluid, FERT STERIL, 73(3), 2000, pp. 604-612
Adhesion of shed menstrual tissue in an in-vitro model using amnion and peritoneum: a light and electron microscopic study
Authors: Koks, CAM Groothuis, PG Dunselman, GAJ de Goeij, AFPM Evers, JLH
Citation: Cam. Koks et al., Adhesion of shed menstrual tissue in an in-vitro model using amnion and peritoneum: a light and electron microscopic study, HUM REPR, 14(3), 1999, pp. 816-822
What is the most appropriate phase of endometrium to use for peritoneal attachment studies?
Authors: Groothuis, PG
Citation: Pg. Groothuis, What is the most appropriate phase of endometrium to use for peritoneal attachment studies?, FERT STERIL, 72(2), 1999, pp. 381-381
Adhesion of human endometrial fragments to peritoneum in vitro
Authors: Groothuis, PG Koks, CAM de Goeij, AFPM Dunselman, GAJ Arends, JW Evers, JLH
Citation: Pg. Groothuis et al., Adhesion of human endometrial fragments to peritoneum in vitro, FERT STERIL, 71(6), 1999, pp. 1119-1124
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