Study (Year) Proteomes Analyzed Biomarker(s) Identified Changes in Biomarker(s) Biomarker(s)
Function
Li et al. [31] Receptive vs. non-receptive endometria Annexin A4 2.1 times higher in receptive compared to non-receptive endometria Apoptosis; mediates endometrial cells from pre-receptive to receptive state
Dominguez et al. [30] i) Receptive vs. non-receptive endometria;
ii) refractory endometria
Annexin A2 i) 1.9 times higher in receptive  compared to  non-receptive endometria;
ii) low levels in refractory endometria
Cellular adhesion; implantation
Dominguez et al. [30] i) Receptive vs. pre-receptive endometria Stathmin1 i) High levels in pre-receptive endometria;
ii) low levels in receptive endometria;
iii) dysregulated levels in refractory endometria
High levels stimulate stromal proliferation for implantation; low levels destabilize microtubules for decidualization; dysregulated levels inhibit decidualization
Scotchie et al. [25] Proliferative vs. secretory endometria Fibrinogen y chain Increased levels in proliferative endometria Vascularization
Palmar et al. [37] Early secretory vs. mid-secretory endometria Alpha 1 trypsin Increased in early secretory endometria Protease inhibitor
Table 1: Potential Biomarkers of Endometrial Receptivity.