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Peroxydase activity in various benign thyroid diseases has been investigated. In hyperthyroid patients treated with antithyroid drugs, the observed increase in iodide-peroxydase activity (7 times that of normal tissue) is double than that of the DNA content. In goiter, the activity is 3 times that of normal tissue while the DNA content is unchanged. These results are in agreement with those obtained in rats maintained on a low iodine diet suggesting that high cellular enzymatic activity is due to specific enzyme induction in excess of cell proliferation and protein synthesis.
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