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The thyroid gland has several functions, including: Regulating metabolism, growth, and development Modulating body temperature Regulating mood (along with the endocrine and nervous systems) In a healthy individual, the pituitary gland (in the brain) releases thyroid stimulating hormone, or TSH, to signal the thyroid to produce adequate amounts of thyroid hormones

An advanced research peptide bundle curated for controlled laboratory investigation, analytical peptide studies, and in-vitro research applications

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