The impact of maternal health on uterine cellular and molecular environment

The impact of maternal health on uterine cellular and molecular environment

The impact of maternal health on uterine cellular and molecular environment

Recruiting
18-43 years
Female
Phase N/A
For this study, we are asking women to allow us to obtain a swab from the vagina, cervix and endometrium as well as small sample of tissue from the lining of the uterus. This sample is called an endometrial biopsy.  We will look at this tissue and examine the composition of cells and other characteristics of this tissue.   
 
We will also be obtaining a blood sample (approximately 1 teaspoon) at the time(s) we obtain the swabs and endometrial biopsy. We will perform the same tests on the blood sample described above on the endometrial biopsy.Four groups of women will be included in this study. 
*Group A is comprised of women who are undergoing IVF but not having an embryo transferred.
* Group B and C are comprised of women who are not attempting pregnancy or being treated with fertility drugs. 
*Group D is comprised of women who are being treated for infertility but are not being treated with fertility drugs during the current menstrual cycle.  
Study details
    healthy
    microbiome
    uterine
    women's health
    infertility

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18 February 2024

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