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indication of a decrease in thyroid nodules. The incidence of hyperthyroidism increased transiently after IF and subsequently decreased below the pre-fortification level. Conversely, TSH and the prevalence of thyroid autoimmunity increased along with an
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condition. Overall, the present structural analysis suggests a potential and interesting cross-talk between autoimmunity and mutations with functions regulated by PTMs. We envisage that a wider genomic and proteomic high-throughput screening of phenotypic
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were not associated with Tvol, which may be explained by the young age and the small sample size of our participants. In this study, we could not evaluate thyroid autoantibody status, which can support the effects of autoimmunity on Tvol. Further