1954
DOI: 10.1113/jphysiol.1954.sp005188
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The measurement and experimental modification of thyroid activity in the rabbit

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“…inhibition of thyroid release of radio-iodine from the thyroid for a period of 6-24 hr. This was probably due to the physical stress of operation and anaesthesia (BrownGrant, Harris & Reichlin, 1954 a). The experiments were carried out in the manner illustrated in Text-figures 2 and 3.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…inhibition of thyroid release of radio-iodine from the thyroid for a period of 6-24 hr. This was probably due to the physical stress of operation and anaesthesia (BrownGrant, Harris & Reichlin, 1954 a). The experiments were carried out in the manner illustrated in Text-figures 2 and 3.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is good evidence for the conclusion that the release of 131I from the thyroid is equivalent to secretion of labelled thyroid hormone (Albert, 1951;Perry, 1951;Wolf, 1951;Brown-Grant, Euler, Harris & Reichlin, 1954). Likewise it seems justified to assume that the secretion of the thyroid is governed solely by the thyrotropic hormone (TSH) of the anterior pituitary gland (cf.…”
Section: Thyroid-pituitary Feed-back I Discussionmentioning
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“…Animals with pars distalis remnants below 10% of normal volume gave release curves of the 'flat slope' type ( Fig. 1 b) as obtained with the completelyhypophysectomized animal (Brown-Grant, von Euler et al 1954). Two rabbits in this latter group (Nos.…”
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“…Brown-Grant, Harris & Reichlin (1954) have demonstrated that restraint diminishes the rate of radio-iodine release from the thyroid gland and that the normal rate is rapidly restored when the restraint is removed. This has been confirmed in eight experiments on eight animals.…”
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