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This work aimed to develop methods for isolating and culturing human endometrial epithelial cells from menstrual blood for research and therapeutic purposes.

December 19, 2025Cell and Tissue BiologyOpen Access

Isolation and Cultivation of Human Endometrial Epithelial Cells

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This work aimed to develop methods for isolating and culturing human endometrial epithelial cells from menstrual blood for research and therapeutic purposes.
Menstrual blood was collected from healthy donors to obtain endometrial cells.
Endometrial fragments were isolated using filtration and enzymatic treatment.
Cell culture was performed under 2D and 3D conditions, including organoids for long-term study.
Menstrual blood was confirmed as a viable source for producing endometrial cells.
Organoids preserved epithelial phenotype and proliferative activity, self-organizing into single-layer structures.
2D cultivation resulted in rapid aging of cells and functional loss.

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Randomized trial develops methods to culture endometrial cells from menstrual blood, suggesting new tools for gynecological disease treatment.

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Kozhukharova et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6af05026cff2e2f6f43b12 https://doi.org/10.1134/s1990519x26070059

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Randomized trial develops methods to culture endometrial cells from menstrual blood, suggesting new tools for gynecological disease treatment.

Isolation and Cultivation of Human Endometrial Epithelial Cells

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