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. 2009 Jul 22;24(11):2767–2777. doi: 10.1093/humrep/dep247

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Relation between the staining with HECA-452 and MECA-79 in endometrium of fertile and infertile women.

Same regions were compared for staining with HECA-452 and MECA-79 for all groups. In all cases a reciprocal relation between staining with MECA-79 and HECA-452 was observed regardless of the fertility status of the patients. Fertile (n = 33 patients), PCOS (n = 26 patients), UI (n = 33 patients), Endometriosis (Endom, n = 25 patients). Magnifications ×200 (a, b, c, d and f) ×100 (e, g and h).