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04). In contrast to what was seen in the normal colon, MMR-deficient glands in the normal endometrium were seen as large, contiguous groups, ranging in number from two to 101 (87% versus 45%, P=0.02). MMR-deficient glands were identified at a higher density in the endometrium than in the colon in LS patients (median number of MMR-deficient glands, 22 versus two, P=0.02). Our findings indicate that MMR-deficient non-neoplastic endometrial glands constitute an indicator of LS, and that MMR-deficient glands in the endometrium are prese
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