Biomedical subjects
O MICHEL
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[Halogenating activity of the thyroid and thyrotropin].
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[The biliary excretion of triiodothyronine and thyroxin and their conjugation with glucuronic acid in the liver of thyroidectomized rats].
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[Enzymatic dehalogenation of iodotyrosine by thyroid tissue; on its physiological role].
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Metabolism of radioiodine by the near-term bovine fetus.
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[Radioiodine labelled human thyroglobulin in the normal state and in Basedow's disease].
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[The formation of iodides from diiodotyrosine in the thyroid body and their re-utilization].
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[Labeled or artificially iodized thyroglobulin without denaturation; formation under various experimental conditions and properties].
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[Radiochromatographic study of the stages of iodization of tyrosine and histidine].
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[Formation of mono- and di-iodized derivatives during iodination of histidine and tyrosine].
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[Enzymatic dehalogenation of iodized amino acids in thyroid and thyroxinemia].
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[Radioiodine metabolism in fetal calf near term].
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[Variations of concentration of radioiodine (I131) in egg yolk and ovarian formation of iodine compounds].
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[Thyroglobulin labelled with radioiodine I 131].
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[The thyroglobulin of dogs treated with thyrostimulin or with thyroid antagonists derived from thiouracil].
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