Changes in retinol-binding protein concentrations and thyroid homeostasis with nonoccupational exposure to DDT.

Environ Health Perspect · 2011 · PMC3094415 · PMID 21156399

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This finding appeared to relate to RBP status as well as a significant trend observed for serum levels of fT 4 , fT 3 , and TSH concentrations ( Table 2 ) across the study groups consisting of subjects with no evidence of DDT uptake and subjects with evidence of DDT uptake who had normal or relatively low plasma RBP concentrations.

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