Thyroid Dysfunctions: Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Clinical Consequences
A special issue of International Journal of Molecular Sciences (ISSN 1422-0067). This special issue belongs to the section "Molecular Endocrinology and Metabolism".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 January 2025 | Viewed by 1892
Special Issue Editor
Interests: thyroid cancer; thyroid eye disease; thyroid; hormones; adrenal; adrenal disease; medullary thyroid cancer; multiple endocrine neoplasia; aldosterone; licorice
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Dear Colleagues,
Thyroid hormones play a fundamental role in the homeostasis of all organs and tissues. Therefore, thyroid dysfunction, both as an excess and defect of thyroid hormones, has a considerable impact on human health, particularly on the heart, bone tissue, skin, central and peripheral nervous systems, kidney, and adipose tissue; however, the diagnosis of thyroid dysfunction is not always easy and misdiagnoses can often occur due to interference with laboratory assay methods. Moreover, not all of the molecular mechanisms by which the excess or defect of thyroid hormones cause alterations to target organs are well known.
In this Special Issue, original studies on all aspects of the molecular mechanisms by which thyroid disorders lead to clinical implications are welcome, such as thyroid-induced osteoporosis, thyroid eye disease, thyroid cardiac alterations, thyroid cancer, or thyroid genetic disorder. It will also cover reports providing new insights into possible laboratory interference in thyroid hormone assays leading to clinical consequences.
Dr. Jacopo Manso
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- thyroid
- thyroid dysfunctions
- thyroid hormones
- thyroid disorders
- molecular mechanisms
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