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Bioinformatics and machine learning-driven discovery of candidate tissue diagnostic markers for endometriosis with experimental verification

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  • Juan Du

  • Shanshan Zhao

  • Qiuju Feng

  • Weiping Cheng

  • May 22, 2026

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    Endometriosis is a prevalent gynecological disorder with no reliable biomarkers, necessitating the identification of core diagnostic genes.

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    Four genes (COL6A3, BGN, LAMA4, THBS2) were identified as potential diagnostic markers, showing significant upregulation and high discriminatory power.

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    The study utilized bioinformatics and machine learning approaches, including WGCNA and ROC analysis, to refine and validate hub genes.

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    Immune dysregulation was observed in endometriosis, with specific immune cell types correlating with the identified hub genes.

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    The findings provide novel insights into the molecular mechanisms of endometriosis and suggest potential avenues for future research and clinical applications.

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Bioinformatics and machine learning-driven discovery of candidate tissue diagnostic markers for endometriosis with experimental verification

  • by Juan Du, Shanshan Zhao, Qiuju Feng, Weiping Cheng

  • May 22, 2026

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