January 6, 2020Open Access

PCOS without hyperandrogenism is associated with higher plasma Trimethylamine N-oxide levels

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Elevated plasma TMAO levels may be associated with the pathogenesis of PCOS without HA and correlated with increased systemic inflammation. Further studies are needed to determine the suitability of TMAO as a predictive biomarker and to identify possible therapies for PCOS.

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