-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Detection of T4 and T3 in paraffin sections of the rat thyroid gland in various functional states was attempted by an immunoenzyme technique. Both hormones showed a similar localization, being detected mainly in the colloid in the follicular lumen, and sometimes in certain regions of the cytoplasm of the follicular epithelium. Following administration of TSH, their stainability was increased, and the localization within the cytoplasm became more remarkable. Decrease or disappearance of stainability was observed after hypophysectomy or administration of PTU. These findings support the view that the immunostainability of T4 and T3 is closely correlated with the functional state of the thyroid gland.
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
January 1986,
Acta histochemica,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
August 1977,
Endocrinology,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
January 2004,
Hormones (Athens, Greece),
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
July 1988,
Laboratory animals,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
March 2007,
Journal of zoo and wildlife medicine : official publication of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
December 1977,
American journal of clinical pathology,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
January 1983,
Khirurgiia,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
December 1972,
Mayo Clinic proceedings,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
July 1979,
Danish medical bulletin,
A Kawaoi, and
T Okano, and
N Nemoto, and
T Shikata
January 1986,
Endocrinologie,
