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[TBG isoforms in the course of hyperthyroidism]

W Buchinger1, B Tiran, W Langsteger

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Thyroid hormone transport involves thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG) isovariants. Antithyroid drug treatment in hyperthyroid patients shifted TBG isovariants, normalizing them without altering overall TBG levels.

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