de iodinase
/ˌdiːaɪˈoʊdɪneɪs/
noun
- An enzyme that removes iodine atoms from molecules, especially in the thyroid gland.
- A deficiency in de-iodinase can lead to thyroid problems.
- The de-iodinase enzyme helps regulate thyroid hormone levels in the body.
- Scientists studied how de-iodinase affects metabolism in different tissues.