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Marie-Laetitia Thezenas et al from the Kessler group in collaboration with NDORMS and Bayer shows in a very elegant, combined proteomics and transcriptomic study the relevance of AOC3 / VAP1 for oxidative stress and inflammation in endometriosis.

The team nicely demonstrated downregulation of protective, anti-oxidant factors while pro-oxidative enzymes were increased in human endometriosis samples. Notably, an AOC3 enzyme inhibitor was able to reduce pro-inflammatory pain, suggesting potential translational relevance.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-58362-3

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