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thyrotropin
This term is a highly specialized medical and biochemical designation used primarily in clinical endocrinology and pathology. It is most frequently encountered in the context of diagnostic blood tests, where it is often referred to by the abbreviation TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone).
As a biochemical substance, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun. In clinical reports, it is referred to as a singular entity or by its concentration levels rather than as a countable object.
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The pituitary gland releases thyrotropin to regulate the thyroid.
Your thyrotropin levels are slightly elevated, which suggests hypothyroidism.
Your thyrotropin levels are slightly elevated, which suggests hypothyroidism.
I wonder if the patient has a thyrotropin secreting tumor.
Thyrotropin binds to specific receptors on the surface of thyroid follicular cells.
We need to measure the serum thyrotropin to confirm the diagnosis.
The feedback loop ensures that thyrotropin production drops when thyroid hormones are high.
Does this medication interfere with the assay for thyrotropin?
Does this medication interfere with the assay for thyrotropin?
The researcher analyzed the effect of thyrotropin on metabolic rate.