Die funktionelle Bedeutung der Bauelemente der Schilddrüse

Grab, W.

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“…Grab (1933) not only showed that there was a decrease in colloid following the administration of extract of the anterior lobe but that, in addition, the concentration of both thyroxine and di-iodotyrosine in the colloid was decreased. Grab (1933) not only showed that there was a decrease in colloid following the administration of extract of the anterior lobe but that, in addition, the concentration of both thyroxine and di-iodotyrosine in the colloid was decreased.…”

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Disease of the Thyroid Gland

Boothby¹

1935

Arch Intern Med (Chic)

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Section: Endemic Goitermentioning

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Disease of the Thyroid Gland

Boothby¹

1935

Arch Intern Med (Chic)

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“…Grab (1933) showed that while colloid is not itself the active hormone, at least 95 per cent of the thyroxin and di-iodotyrosine are contained in it. While these first appear within the inner apical portions of the cells, they pass toward the basal portions, increasing in size as they do so.…”

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“…During the height of activity the follicular cells become columnar to again flatten out when the active discharge ceases. Grab (1933) showed that while colloid is not itself the active hormone, at least 95 per cent of the thyroxin and di-iodotyrosine are contained in it.…”

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The Endocrine Control of Amphibian Metamorphosis

Allen

1938

Biological Reviews

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IN discussing the more recent experimental work upon the endocrine glands in their relation to amphibian metamorphosis, we cannot leave wholly out of account the earlier work that forms a basis for it; but the great volume of investigation in this field necessitates a limitation in an article of this character, more justified because of the fact that the writer published a survey article of this type in 1929 (Allen, 1929).For this reason the details of our study will concern chiefly such papers as appeared since that date, yet we must develop the basic principles of these earlier studies extending back to the year 1912 in order to lay our foundations.The pioneer workof Gudernatsch (1912), in which he demonstrated the fact that thyroid gland material fed to amphibians accelerates metamorphosis, was followed by studies by Allen (1916) and Hoskins, E. R. & M. M. (rgq), in which the con-

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Die normale und pathologische Physiologie der Schilddrüse

Isenschmid¹

1944

Ergebnisse Der Physiologie Biologischen Chemie Und Experimentellen Pharmakologie

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Die funktionelle Bedeutung der Bauelemente der Schilddrüse

Cited by 13 publications

References 39 publications

Disease of the Thyroid Gland

Disease of the Thyroid Gland

The Endocrine Control of Amphibian Metamorphosis

Die normale und pathologische Physiologie der Schilddrüse

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