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    Deepmala Kaushik

    MSc. Life Sciences

    105203998

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    THYROID GLAND

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    THYROID HORMONE DISEASES

    HYPOTHYROIDISM

    HYPERTHYROIDISM

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    HYPERTHYROIDISM

    Hyperthyroidism is a

    condition in which the

    thyroid gland makes

    too much thyroidhormone.

    The condition is often

    referred to as an

    "overactive thyroid.

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    EFFECTS OF HYPERTHYROIDISM

    OXIDATIVE STRESS

    LIPID PEROXIDATION

    LOW SERUM CHOLESTROL(?)

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    Oxidative stress is often defined as an

    imbalance of pro-oxidants and antioxidants,

    which can be quantified in humans as the

    redox state of plasma reduced glutathione(GSH)/oxidised glutathione(GSSG).

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    LIPID PEROXIDATION

    Superoxide radical can lead to the formation

    of many other reactive species, including

    hydroxyl radicals, which can readily start the

    free radical process of lipid peroxidation(Chance et al. 1979).

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    BLOOD LIPID

    TWO TYPES

    FATTY ACIDS

    CHOLESTROL

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    HYPERLIPIDEMIA

    Increase in the lipids or lipoproteins in the

    blood causes hyperlipidemia.

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    ROLE OF THYROID HORMONE IN LIPID

    METABOLISM

    LIPOGENESIS

    LIPID CLEARANCE

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    ANTIOXIDANTS

    An antioxidant is a molecule that inhibits

    the oxidation of other molecules.

    Oxidation reactions can produce free radicals.

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    VARIOUS ANTIOXIDANTS IN OUR BODY ARE:-

    CATALASE

    SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE

    GLUTATHIONE VITAMIN-A,C,E.

    VARIOUS PEROXIDASES SUCH AS

    GLUTATHIONE PEROXIDASE..etc

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    To develop a rat model of hyperthyroidism

    To study the effect of hyperthyroidism on

    total lipid content in liver.

    To evaluate the antioxidant status of

    hyperthyroid rat

    To investigate the role of oxidative stress in

    hyperthyroid induced lipid mobilization

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    METHODOLOGY

    ANIMALS

    The present study was conducted on thirteenrats , Wistar strain of rats of either sex

    weighing 17020gm.Animals were weighedevery day to follow body weight gain or loss.

    They were divided into four groups.

    Rats of all the four groups were anaesthetizeby an overdose of chloroform and sacrificedafter 24 hours of the last dose.

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    TREATMENT WITH DRUG AND SOLUTION

    Groups No. of rats Dose

    Group I(control) 4

    Group II (T4 treated) 4 0.2mg/kg(L-thyroxine)

    Group III (T4+Vit C) 4 0.2mg/kg+20mg/kg(l-thyroxine+ascorbic acid)

    Group IV (Vit C perse) 1 20mg/kg

    (ascorbic acid)

    The rats were sacrificed after 4 days of treatment

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    T4 level by Fortress diagnostics ELISA kit

    Liver weight /body weight ratio

    Catalase activity (Teranishi et al., 1974).

    Blood glutathione peroxidase (Pippenger C.E

    et al., 1998)

    Total lipid content by (Zak et al., 1954)

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    Data were expressed as meanSD.

    Students t-test was used for un-paired data.

    The values were considered significant at

    p

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    RESULTS

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    Increase in T4 levels is an indication of successfuldevelopment of the rat model of hyperthyroidism at the

    dose of 0.2mg/kg.

    Data represent-meanSD. *P

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    No significant change in the body weights of the four groups

    Liver/ body weight ratio was significantly increased in hyperthyroid

    Rats T4 and Vitamin C the liver body weight ratio was similar to normalrats and significantly less than the hyperthyroid rats

    Data represent-meanSD. *P

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    ACTIVITY IS DECREASED IN HYPERTHYROID RATS IN

    COMPARISON TO NORMAL RATSActivity levels were similar to normal rats in T4+vitc

    Data represent-meanSD. *P

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    Blood glutathione peroxidase levels were significantly decreased inhyperthyroid rats in comparison to normal rats

    VITAMIN C is beneficial as a protective agent against oxidative

    stress induced by hyperthyroidism in rats.

    Blood glutathione peroxidase levels

    Data represent-meanSD. *P

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    TOTAL LIPID CONTENT

    INCREASE IN THE LIPID CONTENT IN

    HYPERTHYROID RATS IN COMPARISON TONORMAL RATS

    DECREASE IN THE LIPID CONTENT INHYPERTHYROID RATS IN COMPARISON TO

    NORMAL RATS

    Data represent-meanSD. *P

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    CONCLUSION

    From the present study it was concluded thatindicators of oxidative stress are enhanced inhyperthyroid rats.

    In addition to this hyperthyroidism also promotes

    renal hypertrophy by lipogenesis,mobilisation of lipidfrom blood to liver.

    On treatment with vitamin C there was a ameliorationin oxidative stress accompanied by normal liver bodyweight ratio, normal lipid contents suggesting a role

    of oxidative stress in thyroid induced hepatichypertrophy which may be due to increased lipidmobilization and lipogenesis

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