Thyroid hormones (THs) are crucial in bodily functions, while iron is essential for processes like oxygen transport. Specialized proteins maintain iron balance, including ferritin, transferrin, ferroportin, and hepcidin. Research suggests that THs can influence iron homeostasis by affecting mRNA and protein expression, such as ferritin and transferrin. Our study focused on male rats to assess mRNA expression of iron homeostasis-related proteins and metabolomics in thyroid dysfunction. We found altered gene expression across various tissues (liver, duodenum, spleen, and kidney) and identified disrupted metabolite patterns in thyroid dysfunction. These findings highlight tissue-specific effects of thyroid dysfunction on essential iron homeostasis proteins and provide insights into associated metabolic changes. Our research contributes to understanding the intricate interplay between thyroid hormones and iron balance. By unveiling tissue-specific gene expression alterations and metabolic disruptions caused by thyroid dysfunction, our work lays a foundation for future investigations to explore underlying mechanisms and develop targeted strategies for managing iron-related complications in thyroid disorders.
Thyroid dysfunction alters gene expression of proteins related to iron homeostasis and metabolomics in male rats.
R. R. da Conceição,G. Giannocco,R. H. Herai,L. P. Petroski,B. Pereira,K. C. Oliveira,M. Chiamolera,M. Sato,R. M. Maciel,J. S. de Souza
Published 2023 in Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology
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2023
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Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology
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2023-10-01
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Biology, Medicine, Environmental Science
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