Human reproduction (Oxford, England)

How PAPSS2 controls BMPR1A modification in support cells to regulate uterine lining changes through cell recycling

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Abstract

PAPSS2-mediated sulfation may be linked to defective decidualization in patients with recurrent implantation failure.

  • Defective decidualization is observed in patients with recurrent implantation failure.
  • PAPSS2 is implicated in the sulfation process associated with decidualization.
  • The study explores potential mechanisms underlying the relationship between PAPSS2 and decidualization.
  • Understanding this link could provide insights into the causes of recurrent implantation failure.

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