Increased levels of testosterone associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) negatively affects HOXA10 and integrin beta-3 expression in endometrial cells and embryo attachment using a trophoblast cell spheroid model

CLAIRE HARPER, RAABIAH SIDAT, Beth Reeves, ANDREW MARRIOTT, JAYNE CHARNOCK

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