Abstract
Objective: Obesity is associated with increased risk and worse outcomes in endometrial cancer (EC). The microbiome plays a complex role in the regulation of obesity and cancer, yet the interrelationship of obesity, the uterine microbiota, and EC pathogenesis is unknown. Thus, we characterized the microbiota of the uterus and gut using a postmenopausal obese and lean mouse model of endometrioid EC.
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