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25th European Congress of Endocrinology

Istanbul, Turkey
13 May 2023 - 16 May 2023

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ECE 2023 will be held in Istanbul, Turkey from 13-16 May 2023. Istanbul is known for its rich culture, historical sites and dynamic nightlife, and we are excited to come together in this city, and look forward to meeting old friends, making new ones, and sharing science, collaborations and ideas.

Symposia

In silico, in vitro, in vivo testing methods for EDC

ea0090s14.1 | In silico, in vitro, in vivo testing methods for EDC | ECE2023

Development of High Throughput Screening methods for the Thyroid Hormone System

Fradrich Caroline

Current strategies for identifying substances that adversely affect the thyroid hormone (TH) system (e.g. endocrine disrupting compounds [EDC]) are exclusively focussed on changes in serum TH concentrations and thyroid histopathology. This is based on the assumption that altered TH concentrations in serum directly result in impaired TH action in tissues. However, TH action is also regulated by hormone transport into cells and tissues (e.g. MCT8), activation of T4 to T3 by deio...

ea0090s14.2 | In silico, in vitro, in vivo testing methods for EDC | ECE2023

Screening of metabolism-disrupting chemicals on pancreatic β-Cells

dos Santos Reinaldo Sousa

Diabetes prevalence has been worryingly growing in recent decades, reaching pandemic proportions. Genetic and environmental factors play a role in diabetes aetiology. While the genetic background may predispose individuals to the disease, environmental factors, including exposure to chemical pollutants that can disrupt metabolic functions (also known as metabolism disrupting chemicals or MDCs), may act as triggers to diabetes development. Despite growing evidence suggesting a ...