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Decreased thyroid radioiodine uptake after diazoxide in rats

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Es wird über eine signifikante Hemmungswirkung von Diazoxide (Hyperstat Schering) auf die Radiojodspeicherung in der Ratten-Schilddrüse berichtet. Während die Kontrollen einen Mittelwert der Radiojodspeicherung 0,65%/mg zeigen, beträgt er nach i.v. Injektion von 5 mg Diazoxide 0,49%/mg.

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  1. Laboratory for Endocrinology and Metabolism, Charles University, Faculty of Medicine, Praha, Czechoslovakia

    J. Kapitola, O. Küchel, O. Schreiberová & I. Jahoda

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Kapitola, J., Küchel, O., Schreiberová, O. et al. Decreased thyroid radioiodine uptake after diazoxide in rats. Experientia 24, 50–51 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02136786

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