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Megalin in thyroid physiology and pathology

Marinò et al., 2001

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43682825724462882
Author
Marinò M
Pinchera A
McCluskey R
Chiovato L
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Thyroid

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Megalin, a member of the low density lipoprotein endocytic receptor family, is expressed on the apical surface of thyroid epithelial cells, directly facing the follicle lumen, where colloid is stored in high concentrations. Studies in vivo and with cultured thyroid cells have provided …
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