1. Novel finding of high density of activated mast cells in endometrial polyps 
Moamar Al-Jefout, M.D., Kirsten Black, M.D., Lauren Schulke, M.Sc., Marina Berbic, B.Med.Sc., Georgina Luscombe, Ph.D., Natsuko Tokushige, Ph.D., Frank Manconi, Ph.D., Robert Markham, Ph.D., Ian S. Fraser, M.D. 
Fertility and Sterility 
Volume 92, Issue 3, Pages (September 2009)
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2. Figure 1
A-Activated mast cells expressing tryptase (black arrows) in polyp (P) and adjacent endometrium (AE) in the one patient (fast red, ×40magnification). B-Proliferative phase activated mast cells expressing tryptase (black arrows) in endometrial polyps (Fast red, ×200 magnification). C- Proliferative phase activated mast cells expressing tryptase (black arrows) in adjacent endometrium to endometrial polyps (Fast red, ×200 magnification). D- Proliferative phase activated mast cells expressing tryptase (black arrows) in endometrial polyps at high magnification (Fast red, ×400).
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