1968
DOI: 10.1016/0026-0495(68)90126-1
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Studies on the mechanism of action of thyroid-stimulating hormone

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“…6). That the reduction in TSH effect was not due to TSH adsorption by the latex microbeads was shown in experiments where TSH (100 mU/ml) and microbeads (25 ---------------------- Protein and RNA synthesis. During a 90 min incubation, microbead-induced phagocytosis in isolated thyroid cells was associated with a 10-30% increase in protein and RNA synthesis; although the increase appeared related to the quantity of xnicrobeads employed, no true "dose-response" relationship could be established (Table II).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…6). That the reduction in TSH effect was not due to TSH adsorption by the latex microbeads was shown in experiments where TSH (100 mU/ml) and microbeads (25 ---------------------- Protein and RNA synthesis. During a 90 min incubation, microbead-induced phagocytosis in isolated thyroid cells was associated with a 10-30% increase in protein and RNA synthesis; although the increase appeared related to the quantity of xnicrobeads employed, no true "dose-response" relationship could be established (Table II).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The effects of microbead-induced phagocytosis on thyroid cell function, alone and in combination with TSH or DBcAMP, are summarized in Table IV. DISCUSSION Stimulation of endocytosis is a very early effect of TSH on thyroid (25). However, the relationship of the endocytotic process to the many other TSH effects on thyroid is not clearly defined.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tg-in-vitro-Test (Dextrangelfiltration) (°/oT3, Normalbereich: 3 2 -4 2 % ) (12,13). 6. Index des freien Schilddrüsenhormons (Index = °/oT3 X T4-J, Normalbereich: 1,33-2,50 |xg/ 100 ml) (12,13).…”
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