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Khorram, Omid

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Concept	Cells, Cultured
Concept	Tumor Cells, Cultured
Academic Article	Maternal undernutrition inhibits angiogenesis in the offspring: a potential mechanism of programmed hypertension.
Academic Article	Metyrapone alleviates deleterious effects of maternal food restriction on lung development and growth of rat offspring.
Academic Article	Cigarette smoke inhibits endometrial epithelial cell proliferation through a nitric oxide-mediated pathway.
Academic Article	Excess maternal glucocorticoids in response to in utero undernutrition inhibit offspring angiogenesis.
Academic Article	miR-29c induction contributes to downregulation of vascular extracellular matrix proteins by glucocorticoids.
Academic Article	Mechanisms underlying aberrant expression of miR-29c in uterine leiomyoma.
Academic Article	Functional role of the long noncoding RNA X-inactive specific transcript in leiomyoma pathogenesis.
Academic Article	Tranilast induces MiR-200c expression through blockade of RelA/p65 activity in leiomyoma smooth muscle cells.
Academic Article	Cross-talk between miR-29c and transforming growth factor-?3 is mediated by an epigenetic mechanism in leiomyoma.
Academic Article	Mechanism underlying increased cardiac extracellular matrix deposition in perinatal nicotine-exposed offspring.
Academic Article	Regulation of nitric oxide synthase isoforms by estrogen in the human endometrium.
Academic Article	The influence of aging and sex hormones on expression of growth hormone-releasing hormone in the human immune system.
Academic Article	Tryptophan catabolism is dysregulated in leiomyomas.
Academic Article	Long Noncoding RNA MIAT Modulates the Extracellular Matrix Deposition in Leiomyomas by Sponging MiR-29 Family.

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