Is suppression of TSH in congenital hypothyroidism significantly related to serum levels and dosage of thyroxine?
TSH suppression in congenital hypothyroidism is significantly related to serum levels and dosage of T(4). We suggest that a delay in TSH suppression is mainly due to undertreatment.
Pancreatic stellate cells do not seem to be responsible for the MHC class II-dependent pathway of antigen presentation, suggesting that PSCs do not play a role in adaptive immunity as APCs.