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bibliographicCitation	Chai SY, Smith R, Zakar T, Mitchell C, Madsen G. Term myometrium is characterized by increased activating epigenetic modifications at the progesterone receptor-A promoter. Molecular Human Reproduction. 2012 Feb 27;18(8):401–9. doi: 10.1093/molehr/gas012.
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