Is the thyroid hormone degrading type 3 deiodinase the primary deiodinase active in murine epidermis?
We hypothesize that keratinocytes express Dio3 in vivo to maintain cutaneous health and prevent the skin from becoming hyperproliferative. Our data support the developing recognition that the primary role of thyroid hormone deiodinases in some tissues may be the degradation of thyroid hormone to protect the tissue against thyrotoxicosis.
The capacity of femoral nerve magnetic stimulation to deliver supramaximal stimulation is altered when fat thickness below the coil increases.