Thyroid Gland - Thyroid Hormones

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Talks in detail about thyroid hormones

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Hey,
Possibly there is some controversy with this, but what I know, and the sources I use state that pendrin is a IODIDE transporter, and therefore Iodide has to be in the colloid for conversion. It states that "On the lumenal side of the apical membrane Iodide is oxidized"
Werner & Ingbar's The Thyroid: A Fundamental and Clinical Text.

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Love your videos!!! I watch them to help me prepare for practicals and exams, they're perfect for integrating all the information from my textbook. I just wanted to note that T3&T4 are amino acid derived hormones, not lipid. Thanks!!

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Armando thank you for these classes. I was a second year med student when i started to watch your videos and now i am a resident( soon will be consultant) and still watching you. You are a legend!

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Armando, you have been a lifesaver during my first undergrad in Physiology, and now for my second one in Medicine. Thank you for making concepts look so easy and fun. I can literally watch a video of yours once and it sticks :)

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correction 5:53 it should be "sodium iodine symporter" anw Thanks alot!!!

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Brilliant.. No words..my finals start tomorrow and your videos are so helpful. Please continue them.I need them a lot

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Thank you so much. T3 and T4 were just floating in my head and this is just what I needed!!

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it been 10years and this video still helps....God bless you man

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Very cool, but a few comments.
TRH receptor is coupled to a Gq protein in the tyrotroph cell, and TSH receptor is coupled to a Gs protein in the follicular cell membrane. 
Another detail is that the negative feedback acts directly and indirectly: by directly inhibiting the production of TSH by the tyrotroph and indirectly diminishing the production of TRH receptors on the surface of tyrotroph cells.
Last, but not least, when the iodine attaches to de 5, 3‘, 5‘ carbons or 3, 3‘, 5‘ carbons, it is called “reverseT3“ (rT3) and has no biologic activity, T3 has only biologic activity if the iodine is in the 3 and 5 carbons (regardless if it is attached to 3‘ or 5‘ carbon).

Very useful video, congrats.

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