1967
DOI: 10.1620/tjem.93.339
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Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoretic Study on the Effect of Estrogen on Human Thyroxine-binding Prealbumin

Abstract: Ethinyl estradiol was administered orally in a daily dose of 0.18-0.3mg for seven days to subjects with normal and abnormal thyroid function, and the changes of several parameters of the thyroid function during estrogen admin istration were investigated.The concentration and maximum T4 binding capacity of thyroxine-binding prealbumin (TBPA) were estimated by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.Estrogen These results are observed equally in subjects with intact and abnormal thy roid functions, and it is conclude… Show more

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“…When palmitic acid was added to serum in vitro, however, no increase in binding capacity of TBPA was observed. Such so-called see-saw phenomena in the binding capacity of TBG and TBPA have already been reported with regard to estrogen (Torikai 1967, Sakurada et al 1967) and steroid (Werner and Platman 1965) administration. It is interesting that the binding capacity of TBP induced by exogenous agents shows a see-saw like change, unlike the decrease of binding capacity of both TBG and TBPA in hyperthyroid patients (Sakurada et al 1968).…”
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“…When palmitic acid was added to serum in vitro, however, no increase in binding capacity of TBPA was observed. Such so-called see-saw phenomena in the binding capacity of TBG and TBPA have already been reported with regard to estrogen (Torikai 1967, Sakurada et al 1967) and steroid (Werner and Platman 1965) administration. It is interesting that the binding capacity of TBP induced by exogenous agents shows a see-saw like change, unlike the decrease of binding capacity of both TBG and TBPA in hyperthyroid patients (Sakurada et al 1968).…”
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“…T4 binding capacity of TBG was measured according to the method of Tanaka and Starr (1959). Distribution of 131I-T4 to each TBP fraction, binding capacity and concentration of TBPA were measured by the method of polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis described in our previous report (Sakurada et al 1967). Blood sugar was determined by the autoanalyzer.…”
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“…The patient showed, as in hypothyroidism (Sakurada et al 1967) elevated binding capacity and concentration of TBPA which does not bind T3 (Tata et al 1961). These findings were consistent with the report of Oppenheimer et al (1965), and this may suggest a possible involvement of T4 in the metabolism of TBPA.…”
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“…Serum BEI (Kontaxis and Pickering 1958) was low , but resin sponge uptake of 131I-T3 (Triosorb Test, Abbott Co.) was normal . Binding capacity of thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG) (Tanaka and Starr 1959) was within the normal limits, and concentration and binding capacity of thyroxine-binding prealbumin (TBPA) (Sakurada et al 1967) were high. Both elutahle fractions of T4 and T3 ) (per cent free T4 and T3) were very low.…”
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“…was low, but serum free T3 was normal in all four members. When T4 binding capacity of TBPA was measured by the method of the present author (Sakurada et al 1967) (polyacrylanude gel electrophoresis, borate buffer, pH 8.2) and by the T4-kinetics (Table 5): T4 kinetics in Case H.T. was studied by the method of Ingbar and Freinkel (1955).…”
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