Quantitative studies on the iodinated components secreted by the rat thyroid gland as determined by in situ perfusion.
Quantitative studies on the iodinated components secreted by the rat thyroid gland as determined by in situ perfusion.
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原位灌注测定大鼠甲状腺分泌的碘化成分的定量研究。
DOI:
10.1210/endo-81-5-946
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发表时间:
1967
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影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
Monte A. Greer
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作者:
Kenjiro Inoue;Yvonne Grimm;Monte A. Greer
A technique is described for perfusing the rat thyroid gland in situ and analyzing the effluent from the thyroid vein. This procedure allows determination of radioactive components secreted from prelabeled thyroid glands by avoiding contamination from recirculating radioactive materials. Filtration of blood with Dacron or glass wool before itsi use in perfusion greatly reduced hemorrhage into the follicles and the consequent appearance of thyroglobulin in the thyroid effluent. Doublelabeling with 125I given 24 hr before and 131I given 10 min before perfusion permitted analysis of materials labeled with iodine entering the thyroid gland at these different time intervals in the same animal. TSH added to the perfusing blood at a concentration of 12.5 mU/ml markedly increased the secretion of iodothyronines and of iodide and the T3 + T4/I− ratio in rats labeled 24 hr previously with 125I. TSH also induced an increase in iodothyronine secretion in rats acutely labeled with 131I. The T3/T4 ratio of both 125I an...