Environmental Goitrogens and Goitrogenic Factors
https://doi.org/10.14341/ket20062121-32
Abstract
This review of literature is dedicated to goitrogenic environmental factors, their goitrogenic mechanisms and their potential role in pathogenesis of endemic goiter.
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N AbramovaKafedra endokrinologii
V Fadeyev
Kafedra endokrinologii
G Gerasimov
G Melnichenko
Kafedra endokrinologii
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