ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS AND THYROID HOMEOSTASIS IN ADULT BUFFALO
Karanpreet Kaur, S. P. S. Ghuman, Jasbir Singh Bedi, Jatinder Paul Singh Gill
Abstract
Karanpreet Kaur, S. P. S. Ghuman, Jasbir Singh Bedi, Jatinder Paul Singh Gill
Abstract
The present study conducted on 80 adult buffalo screened their plasma samples for thyroid hormone profile and pesticide residues (endocrine disruptors). About 51 buffalo were pesticide negative and remaining had low (27.1±12.1 ng/ml) or high (106.6±82.2 ng/ml) pesticide residues. However, circulating pesticides had no consistent (p>0.05) relation with plasma thyroid hormones.
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The present study conducted on 80 adult buffalo screened their plasma samples for thyroid hormone profile and pesticide residues (endocrine disruptors). About 51 buffalo were pesticide negative and remaining had low (27.1±12.1 ng/ml) or high (106.6±82.2 ng/ml) pesticide residues. However, circulating pesticides had no consistent (p>0.05) relation with plasma thyroid hormones.
Key concepts: Endocrine system, Thyroid, Hormone, Pesticide, Thyroid hormones, Endocrinology, Homeostasis, Internal medicine