Editorial: "Homeostasis and Allostasis of Thyroid Function"

Johannes W Dietrich, John E M Midgley, Rudolf Hoermann, Johannes W Dietrich, John E M Midgley, Rudolf Hoermann

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Keywords: TACITUS syndrome; allostasis; feedback regulation; homeostasis; hysteresis; syndrome T; thyroid hormones; thyronamines.

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