Iodide Transport Flow
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Shows how iodide is pulled from the blood into a thyroid follicular cell by the sodium-iodide symporter, then moved into the colloid where it gets used to make thyroid hormone. Click the transporter buttons or use Next/Previous to step through each membrane and see where drugs block the process.
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