Thyroid-stimulating hormone

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    Peroxidase Lab Report

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    An inverse relation between peroxidase activity and ascorbate content suggests the involvement of ascorbate-peroxidase system in the increased secretion of progesterone resulting from LH action in rabbit. Also the same system renders some evidence for the involvement of this enzyme along with other factors in the process of implantation. Key Words: Reproductive tract, Peroxidase-Ascorbate system Pregnancy & Implantation Introduction: It has been reported that the LH in various species of…

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    the thyroid gland makes more thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) than the body needs. The thyroid gland helps control how the body uses energy. When there is a problem with the thyroid becoming hyperactive in producing hormones, then it can affect several of the bodies systems. The thyroid gland makes hormones that affect metabolism, brain development, breathing, heart rate, the…

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    Thyroid hormone is an important hormone needed for brain maturation as it helps in the functioning of the brain throughout the life. Thyroid diseases have various clinical manifestations in adults like hypothyroidism causing lethargy, hyporeflexia and deprived motor coordination. Thyroid hormone deficiency can lead to irreversible brain damage depending on onset and duration time period. Subclinical hypothyroidism is usually related to memory damage, bipolar affective disorders, depression or…

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    disease is a disease of the thyroid gland; a part of the endocrine system. The thyroid gland is located in the front of the neck. The endocrine system is responsible for all the chemical interactions in our body e.g. hormones. This is an autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the cells of the thyroid gland. It results in the inflammation and destruction of the gland, resulting in hypothyroidism. [3] Normal functioning of the thyroid gland: A healthy thyroid gland releases the…

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    autoimmune disease that affects the Thyroid. “With Hashimoto’s disease, the immune system makes antibodies that damage thyroid cells and interfere with [their ability to make production of hormones produced in thyroid gland which include triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4)]” (Cooper, 2012). When a person has Hashimoto thyroid disease “the immune system produces antibodies that attack the thyroid” (Cooper, 2012). This can cause a persisting impairment of the thyroid causing it to slow the…

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    Thyroid disorders are basically conditions that affect the well-functioning of the thyroid gland, a gland that is located in the front of the neck. Thyroid gland regulates several body metabolic processes. There are several types of thyroid disorders which affects the glands function or structure. This paper will focus on hypothyroidism, its symptoms, treatments and effects on people. Hypothyroidism is a disorder that is common in endocrine and it results from the deficiency of thyroid hormone…

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    table salt, for the health of our thyroid (2005-2015). As you can see, choosing the right diet can be confusing. We can also assume that diet does play a part in many of our illnesses and our overall wellbeing. So, what’s the big deal about Hypothyroidism? A few common symptoms include fatigue, weight gain, dry skin, hair loss and memory loss. The thyroid is a small butterfly organ located in the neck. Although very small, it is a “big deal” since the thyroid has much influence in how…

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    and should not be taken lightly. The thyroid is a gland at the base of the neck, kind of shaped like a butterfly. This gland can alter a persons life in many ways, therefore it is important to understand what is going on inside of the gland. The most effective way to prevent getting this disease is to know how the body works, keep up with all appointments, and follow through with any blood work needed. Hyperthyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid…

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    Perchlorate

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    Other effects are potential health consequences on mammalian thyroid gland (Gu & Coates, 2006). The perchlorate ion is almost identical in size to the iodide ion and might be taken up into the mammalian thyroid gland. The perchlorate ion blocks the sodium-iodide symporter (NIS) protein that generally acts as an iodide pump at the surface of the thyroid follicle. This is a competitive inhibition and consequently reversible when exposure to perchlorate ceases…

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    Iodine

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    Iodine is essential on the new plant and this is why. Iodine is a key component of the hormones made in the thyroid gland. These hormones are absolutely critical to human health, helping to control energy production and utilization in nearly every cell of the body. David Brownstein explains in his books “Iodine: Why You Need It, Why You Can’t Live Without It”, how iodine is crucial in a person’s life by saying “My experience has shown that iodine in doses ranging from 6-50mg/day is adequate…

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