Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Moesin overexpression is a unique biomarker of adenomyosis.

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Akiko Sakata

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Aya Shiba-Ishii

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Hiroo Michikami

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Hiroyuki Yoshikawa

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Junko Kano

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Kaishi Satomi

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Rena Ohara

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Shingo Sakashita

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Yuko Nakamura

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10.1111/PIN.12148

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