2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.mce.2017.05.020
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Comparative approaches to understanding thyroid hormone regulation of neurogenesis

Abstract: Thyroid hormone (TH) signalling, an evolutionary conserved pathway, is crucial for brain function and cognition throughout life, from early development to ageing. In humans, TH deficiency during pregnancy alters offspring brain development, increasing the risk of cognitive disorders. How TH regulates neurogenesis and subsequent behaviour and cognitive functions remains a major research challenge. Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying TH signalling on proliferation, survival, determination, migration, di… Show more

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“…TH actions and effects during neurodevelopment are well known and conserved across different vertebrates; however, little is known about their role in adult neurogenesis 22 . In teleosts, a substantial percentage of mitotic cells within the proliferative zone are located in the cerebellum, and this proportion is maintained beyond early development and throughout adult life 16,18 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TH actions and effects during neurodevelopment are well known and conserved across different vertebrates; however, little is known about their role in adult neurogenesis 22 . In teleosts, a substantial percentage of mitotic cells within the proliferative zone are located in the cerebellum, and this proportion is maintained beyond early development and throughout adult life 16,18 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thyroid hormone is a key endocrine signal conserved in all vertebrates, including humans, regulating many homeostatic processes such as growth, reproduction and energy metabolism. TH also regulates CNS development (Gothié et al, 2017) by influencing all neurodevelopmental processes, including cell cycle progression, fate choice, migration, differentiation, axoand synaptogenesis, and myelination (Zoeller and Rovet, 2004;Moog et al, 2017;Krieger et al, 2019;Vancamp et al, 2020). Under pathophysiological conditions, TH acts on each of these processes, promoting regeneration in the adult fish brain that retained large numbers of NSCs (Grandel et al, 2006;Bhumika and Darras, 2014).…”
Section: The Potential Of Thyroid Hormone As a Pro-repair Cuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Одной из наиболее социально значимых форм депрес-сии является послеродовая депрессия у женщин [14,15,22]. Уже с первых минут своего существова-ния плод начинает бороться за выживание, оказывая мощное позитивное влияние на организм матери, изменяя гормональный баланс женщины и адапти-руя ее к эффективному вынашиванию плода и родам [13,18]. Хотя роды и являются физиологическим ме-ханизмом появления на свет млекопитающих, раз-решение от родов приводит к резкой депривации позитивного, подкрепляющего влияния плода на организм матери и зачастую сопровождается функ-циональными расстройствами настроения и само-чувствия, известными как послеродовая депрессия [6,19,25].…”
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