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A lysosomal study of cold-induced hyperthyroidism in the rat: comparison to human hyperthyroid tissue
Surgery
|July 1, 1983
Summary
Cold exposure in rats increases thyroid lysosomal enzymes, mimicking aspects of human hyperthyroidism. This suggests elevated lysosomal enzyme activity contributes to increased thyroid hormone secretion in Graves' disease.
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