The Feline Thyroid Gland: Model for Endocrine Disruption by Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers?

Keyphrases

• Feline 100%
• Endocrine Disruption 100%
• Thyroid Gland 100%
• Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers 100%
• Lipids 26%
• Euthyroid 21%
• Feral Cat 21%
• Total Lipids 15%
• Domestic Cat 15%
• Hyperthyroid 15%
• Owned Cat 15%
• Feline Hyperthyroidism 15%
• Gas Chromatography 10%
• Dust Samples 10%
• Thyroid Hormone Receptor 10%
• Toxic Dose 10%
• Experimental Exposure 10%
• Thyroid Status 10%
• Backward Calculation 10%
• Body Burden 10%
• G-mean 10%
• High-resolution Mass Spectroscopy 10%
• Limit of Detection 5%
• Recombinant 5%
• High Affinity 5%
• Canine 5%
• Lipophilic 5%
• Nuclear Receptor 5%
• Etiology 5%
• Human Being 5%
• Risk Factors 5%
• Binding Protein 5%
• Dust 5%
• Pituitary 5%
• Hyperplasia 5%
• Neurodevelopment 5%
• Geriatrics 5%
• Endocrine Disruptors 5%
• Common Disease 5%
• Developmental Time 5%
• Thyroid Abnormalities 5%
• Daily Exposure 5%
• Thyroxine 5%
• Transferases 5%
• Wildlife 5%
• Triiodothyronine 5%
• EPA Method 5%
• Grooming 5%
• Deiodinase 5%
• Laboratory Animals 5%
• Thyroid Function 5%
• Age-related Illnesses 5%
• Serum Binding 5%
• Hyperthyroidism 5%
• Toxic multinodular Goiter 5%
• Hydroxylated Metabolites 5%
• Exposure Sources 5%
• Tissue Residues 5%
• Highly Exposed 5%
• House Dust 5%
• Cat Food 5%
• Day Range 5%
• Food Samples 5%
• Bioaccumulate 5%
• Forward Calculation 5%
• Flame Retardant 5%
• Household Products 5%
• Thyroid Autonomy 5%
• Thyroid Hyperplasia 5%
• Multinodular Goiter 5%
• Transthyretin 5%
• BDE-153 5%
• Canned Food 5%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Felid 100%
• Cat 100%
• Thyroid 100%
• Euthyroid 21%
• Hyperthyroidism 21%
• Thyroid Hormone Receptor 10%
• Canine 5%
• Rat 5%
• Thyroid Disease 5%
• Liothyronine 5%
• Triiodothyronine 5%
• Deiodinase 5%
• Nuclear Receptor 5%
• Goiter 5%
• Transthyretin 5%
• Toxic Multinodular Goitre 5%