In vitro three-dimensional modeling of fallopian tube secretory epithelial cells

Table 1 Patient information

Cell line	Patient age	Menopausal status	Clinical data	Histopathological diagnosis	Histopathology report – ovaries and fallopian tubes
FTE01	51	NK	Mucinous cyst on the left ovary	Benign follicular and epithelial inclusion cysts. Benign serous cystadenofibroma.	Fallopian tubes normal
FTE02	50	NK	Benign fibrosis	Leiomyomas and folicular ovarian cysts	Mild chronic salpingitis in one tube but no evidence of malignancy
FTE03	38	Pre	Fibroid. Adenomyosis	Secretory endometrium and benign leiomyoma	Fallopian tubes normal
FTE05	54	Post	Complex hyperplasia with atypia	Autolysed endometrium. No evidence of invasive carcinoma. Benign leiomyomas.	Post-menopausal features present in both ovaries. Fallopian tubes normal.
FTE283	65	Post	Grade 2–3 endometrial cancer	Grade 2 endometrioid adenocarcinoma of the endometrium, with >50% myometrial invasion	Post-menopausal features present in both ovaries. Fallopian tubes normal.
FTE284	60	Post	History proven endometrial cancer	Grade 2 endometrioid adenocarcinoma of the endometrium	Fallopian tubes normal

FTSEC cell lines were collected from patients aged between 38 and 65 years of age. For all patients, fallopian tube tissues were confirmed to be histologically normal. For the pre-menopausal patient the phase of the menstrual cycle was not known. NK = not known.

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