Hormones produced by the thyroid gland.
1Peroxisome proliferators and thyroid hormones have a number of common metabolic effects.
2This may provide an important regulation of IGF bioactivity by thyroid hormones.
3PRL pattern was unchanged as well as serum levels of thyroid hormones.
4Through the former, thyroid hormones stimulate mitochondriogenesis and thereby augment cellular oxidative capacity.
5They also showed decreases in some inflammatory factors and thyroid hormones.
6These medications can alter the synthesis, secretion, transport, or metabolism of thyroid hormones.
7The slight mediating effects of maternal thyroid hormones in early gestation warrant further evaluation.
8We review the effects of thyroid hormones on mitochondrial energetics and principally oxidative phosphorylation.
9The thyroid hormones change the adrenergic reactivity of the myocardium.
10The role of thyroid hormones on lipolysis in human subcutaneous adipose tissue was investigated.
11It is also a precursor to adrenaline, thyroid hormones, and some types of estrogen.
12To confirm hypothyroidism, plasma thyroid hormones and TSH were assayed.
13Increased uncoupling appears to be responsible for some of the hypermetabolic effects of thyroid hormones.
14There are, however, other avenues by which the body can be oversupplied with thyroid hormones.
15No effect of thyroid hormones on cyclic AMP accumulation was seen in non-isoproterenol stimulated tissue.
16Iodine is an essential component of the thyroid hormones.
Translations for thyroid hormones