Effects of polyphenol compounds fromAlchemilla vulgaris on morphofunctional state of thyroid gland in rats exposed to low temperature

Effects of polyphenol compounds fromAlchemilla vulgaris on morphofunctional state of thyroid gland in rats exposed to low temperature

In control rats and animals receiving polyphenol compounds extracted fromAlchemilla vulgaris, intense cooling stimulated synthesis of thyroid hormones and promoted their peripheral deiodination. In control rats, the period of recovery after cooling (readaptation period) was characterized by a compen...

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Veröffentlicht in:Bulletin of experimental biology and medicine 1999-06, Vol.127 (6), p.637-639
Hauptverfasser: Borodin, Yu. I., Selyatitskaya, V. G., Obukhova, L. A., Pal'chikova, N. A., Odintsov, S. V., Kukushkina, T. A.
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