Mechanistic and Translational Studies in Female Reproductive Health

Grant number: 1117033 | Funding period: 2018 - 2022

Completed

Abstract

The womb is essential for a health pregnancy. This research aims to determine how the womb interacts with embryos to ensure a healthy pregnancy forms. Cells in the womb can also grow abnormally and result in endometrial cancer. New treatments for endometrial cancer will also be tested in this research.

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