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    Thyroid Hormone Action and Disruption During Development: pregnancy, brain and rat versus human

    Thyroid Hormone Action and Disruption During Development: pregnancy, brain and rat versus human by Demeneix, B.A.

    Published in Toxicology letters
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    Adult neural stem cell fate is determined by thyroid hormone activation of mitochondrial metabolism

    Adult neural stem cell fate is determined by thyroid hormone activation of mitochondrial metabolism by Gothié, J.D., Sébillot, A., Luongo, C., Legendre, M., Nguyen Van, C., Le Blay, K., Perret-Jeanneret, M., Remaud, S., Demeneix, B.A.

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    Differential thyroid hormone sensitivity of fast cycling progenitors in the neurogenic niches of tadpoles and juvenile frogs

    Differential thyroid hormone sensitivity of fast cycling progenitors in the neurogenic niches of tadpoles and juvenile frogs by Préau, L., Le Blay, K., Saint Paul, E., Morvan-Dubois, G., Demeneix, B.A.

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    Towards a humanized PPARγ reporter system for in vivo screening of obesogens

    Towards a humanized PPARγ reporter system for in vivo screening of obesogens by Punzon, I., Latapie, V., Le Mével, S., Hagneau, A., Jolivet, P., Palmier, K., Fini, J.B., Demeneix, B.A.

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    Importance of fetal thyroid hormone signaling to brain development: a window of vulnerability for endocrine disruption

    Importance of fetal thyroid hormone signaling to brain development: a window of vulnerability for endocrine disruption by Demeneix, B.A., Fini, J.-B., Leemans, M., Mughal, B., LeMevel, S., Spirhanslova, P.

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    Thyroid status co-regulates thyroid hormone receptor and co-modulator genes specifically in the hypothalamus

    Thyroid status co-regulates thyroid hormone receptor and co-modulator genes specifically in the hypothalamus by Clerget-Froidevaux, M.S, Seugnet, I, Demeneix, B.A

    Published in FEBS letters
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    T 3 treatment increases mitosis, then bax expression and apoptosis in the optic lobe of the chick embryo

    T 3 treatment increases mitosis, then bax expression and apoptosis in the optic lobe of the chick embryo by Ghorbel, M, Seugnet, I, Ableitner, A.M, Hassan, A, Demeneix, B.A

    Published in Neuroscience letters
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    T3 treatment increases mitosis, then bax expression and apoptosis in the optic lobe of the chick embryo

    T3 treatment increases mitosis, then bax expression and apoptosis in the optic lobe of the chick embryo by GHORBEL, M, SEUGNET, I, ABLEITNER, A. M, HASSAN, A, DEMENEIX, B. A

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    GABAB receptors negatively regulate transcription in cerebellar granular neurons through cyclic AMP responsive element binding protein-dependent mechanisms

    GABAB receptors negatively regulate transcription in cerebellar granular neurons through cyclic AMP responsive element binding protein-dependent mechanisms by BARTHEL, F, CAMPARD, P. K, DEMENEIX, B. A, FELTZ, P, LOEFFLER, J. P

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    GABA B receptors negatively regulate transcription in cerebellar granular neurons through cyclic AMP responsive element binding protein-dependent mechanisms

    GABA B receptors negatively regulate transcription in cerebellar granular neurons through cyclic AMP responsive element binding protein-dependent mechanisms by Barthel, F., Campard, P. Kienlen, Demeneix, B.A., Feltz, P., Loeffler, J.Ph

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