Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0094p78 | Metabolism, Obesity and Diabetes | SFEBES2023

Endocrine consequences of inherited metabolic disorders: Experience from a joint clinic

Bassett John , Puente Nuria , Heald Adrian , Stepien Karolina

Introduction: Substrate accumulation, energy deficiency or complex molecule defects characterize inherited metabolic disorders (IMDs), accounting for their multi-system manifestations. One important aspect of this is endocrinopathy, which is relatively common but underestimated in IMDs, presenting in childhood following diagnosis or sometimes a presenting symptom in adults where there is multi-system or multi-gland involvement. Endocrinopathies may be secondar...

ea0025p114 | Cytokines, growth factors, neuroendocrinology and behaviour | SFEBES2011

The effects of recombinant human IGF1/IGF binding protein-3 on body composition and physical fitness in recreational athletes

Guha Nishan , Erotokritou-Mulligan Ioulietta , Nevitt Simon , Francis Michael , Woodland John , Bassett Eryl , Sonksen Peter , Holt Richard

Introduction: GH is widely abused by athletes for its anabolic and lipolytic properties. As the tests for detecting GH abuse develop further, it is possible that athletes will exploit IGF1 as an alternative or additional doping agent. There is currently no evidence to suggest that IGF1 administration improves athletic performance.Objectives: To determine the effects of rhIGF1/rhIGFBP3 administration on body composition and physical fitness in recreationa...

ea0093oc54 | Oral communication 9: Calcium and Bone | EYES2023

Bone metabolism in mice requires canonical TRA action

Schoerding Ann-Kathrin , Geist Daniela , Hones G Sebastian , Moller Lars Christian , Williams Graham Richard , Bassett John Howard Duncan

Background: Thyroid hormone (TH) action is mediated by TH receptors (TRs) α&β. Both regulate gene expression by binding TREs on the DNA (canonical signaling) or activate cellular signaling pathways (noncanonical signaling). Bone is a major TH target and noncanonical TR α & β effects on bone metabolism were suggested. We studied mouse model bones to distinguish between signaling types.Methods: Growth of WT mice and mice with ei...