Seromucoid, ground substance, and hypothyroidism

AUTOR(ES)

Campbell, Allan

RESUMO

Seromucoid levels were investigated in four patients with primary hypothyroidism. The administration of L-thyroxine produced a significant and sustained rise in seromucoid concentration above normal. Possible reasons for this response are discussed.

Documentos Relacionados

• The effects of hypothyroidism on the development of the ground substance of the cerebral cortex
• Production and Actions of Hydrogen Sulfide, a Novel Gaseous Bioactive Substance, in the Kidneys
• A `New' Saliva Substance, Probably Inherited, and Serologically Independent of ABH, Lewis, and Sda Blood Group Substances
• Pyrrolidine, a non-controlled substance, can replace piperidine for the chemical sequencing of DNA.
• Anti-angiogenic effects of ethanolic extract of Artemisia sieberi compared to its active substance, artemisinin