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Una relación inesperada: hormonas tiroideas y cáncer de mama

Authors: Cano, Rocio Yasmin;

Una relación inesperada: hormonas tiroideas y cáncer de mama

Abstract

La glándula tiroidea produce y segrega dos hormonas tiroideas: tiroxina (T4) y triyodotironina (T3). Ambas están involucradas en el crecimiento, el mantenimiento de la mayor parte de las funciones corporales y la regulación del metabolismo. Tanto la disminución como el aumento de estas hormonas pueden causar enfermedades: hipo e hipertiroidismo, respectivamente. Por su parte, el cuerpo necesita de yodo para producir las hormonas tiroideas, con lo cual los desórdenes tiroideos son patologías altamente frecuentes en regiones con deficiencia de yodo. En general, todas las regiones montañosas como los Alpes, Himalayas, o los Andes, son característicamente pobres en yodo, así como también aquellas regiones sometidas a lluvias e inundaciones frecuentes, como la selva Amazónica, África e Indochina. En Argentina, Mendoza es considerada una zona con deficiencia de yodo y por ende zona de bocio (aumento del volumen de la glándula tiroidea) endémico.

Fil: Cano, Rocio Yasmin. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza. Instituto de Medicina y Biología Experimental de Cuyo; Argentina

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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/1.6, CANCER DE MAMA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/1, HORMONAS, GLANDULA TIROIDEA

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