HOXA10 gene expression in human fallopian tube and ectopic pregnancy

Article Abstract:

An attempt is made to investigate HOXA10 gene expression at the site of ectopic implantation as compared with the endometrium and with the normal fallopian tube. HOXa10 gene expression is up-regulated at the ectopic implantation site in the fallopian tube, approaching that of the endometrium in normal intrauterine gestation.

Genetic regulation, Fallopian tubes

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Risks of smoking to reproductive health: assessment of women's knowledge

Article Abstract:

Many women are not aware that smoking can increase their risk of osteoporosis, infertility, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, early menopause, and cervical cancer. Doctors should try to increase their female patient's knowledge of the smoking complications that are unique to women.

Health aspects, Women, Smokers, Smoking

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An autoregulatory element maintains HOXA10 expression in endometrial epithelial cells

Article Abstract:

Alternative hypothesis, persistent HOXA10 expression by autoregulation is investigated. Conclusion is provided that HOXA10 expression is driven by an autoregulatory element in the 5' regulatory region of the gene.

Risk factors, Gene expression, Disease/Disorder overview

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