July 1, 2024Human Reproduction

P-442 Genome edition in endometrial stroma cells leading to decreased expression of UDP-glucuronic acid decarboxylase I (UXS1) alters the molecular interactions of the implantation area

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Depletion of uxs1 in endometrial stroma cells disrupts key adhesion and invasion signaling pathways during early embryo implantation.
Across 24 culture models, crispr/cas9 knockout increased e-cadherin and mmp9 adhesion markers before sharp reductions occurred at 72 hours.
Three-dimensional co-culture of mouse blastocysts and edited stroma cells reveals uxs1 roles, though in vivo validation remains necessary.

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Experimental study demonstrates altered adhesion and invasion dynamics in mouse endometrial stroma cultures, suggesting UXS1 regulates early embryo implantation.

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Söyler et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e621a5b6db6435875b3ffa https://doi.org/10.1093/humrep/deae108.791

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Experimental study demonstrates altered adhesion and invasion dynamics in mouse endometrial stroma cultures, suggesting UXS1 regulates early embryo implantation.

P-442 Genome edition in endometrial stroma cells leading to decreased expression of UDP-glucuronic acid decarboxylase I (UXS1) alters the molecular interactions of the implantation area

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P-442 Genome edition in endometrial stroma cells leading to decreased expression of UDP-glucuronic acid decarboxylase I (UXS1) alters the molecular interactions of the implantation area

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