The Endometrium as a Target for Contraception 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-10323-4_3
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Cell Biological Aspects of the Implantation Window

Henning M. Beier1
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“…Diese spezialisierten, sich vorwölbenden Epithelzelloberflächen wurden als Pinopodien bezeichnet (Parr u. Parr 1974;Beier 1982;Psychoyos 1994;Nikas et al 1995;Beier 1997;Abb. 2).…”
Section: Die Pinopodien ± Apikale Membranspezialisierungenunclassified

Das Endometrium und sein „Implantationsfenster"

Beier-Hellwig
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Müller-Schöttle
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Reproduktionsmedizin
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“…Diese spezialisierten, sich vorwölbenden Epithelzelloberflächen wurden als Pinopodien bezeichnet (Parr u. Parr 1974;Beier 1982;Psychoyos 1994;Nikas et al 1995;Beier 1997;Abb. 2).…”
Section: Die Pinopodien ± Apikale Membranspezialisierungenunclassified

Das Endometrium und sein „Implantationsfenster"

Beier-Hellwig
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Alfer
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Müller-Schöttle
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et al. 2001
Reproduktionsmedizin
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Gene Expression During the Implantation Window: Microarray Analysis of Human Endometrial Samples

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Groth2,
Haendler3
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New Mechanisms for Tissue-Selective Estrogen-Free Contraception
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Molekulare und zellbiologische Aspekte der endometrialen Rezeptivität und ihre Diagnostik

Beier-Hellwig
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Sterzik
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Beier
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1998
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