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Matsuzaki S et al. – The present findings suggested that altered expression of HOXA–10 in endometrial stromal cells during the window of implantation may be one of the potential molecular mechanisms of infertility in infertile patients, particularly in patients with only superficial peritoneal endometriosis. One of the underlying causes of infertility in patients with only superficial endometriosis may be altered expression of HOXA–10 in endometrial stromal cells.

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