Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0013p328 | Thyroid | SFEBES2007

T3 rather than TSH mediates the effects of altered thyroid status on bone turnover in man

Murphy Elaine , Williams Graham Richard

Recent controversial studies in mice imply that TSH inhibits bone remodelling, suggesting TSH-deficiency rather than thyroid hormone excess causes bone loss in thyrotoxicosis. Measurement of the TRH-stimulated rise in TSH following three days administration of graded doses of T3 is the gold-standard for determining resistance to thyroid hormone (RTH). During this test, T3 excess coupled with suppressed TSH should induce high bone turnover, whilst administration of TRH causes a...

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...