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The kinetics of the release of thyroxine (T4) from prelabelled T4-binding globulin (TBG) by thyroid hormone and antithyroid agents have been measured in rat serum in vitro, using a 125I-labelled anti-T4 antibody. The T4 turnover of TBG was 7.33 +/- 0.69 days-1. The addition of TSH or T4 to TBG in vitro caused a concentration-related increase in the rate of T4 release, with a maximum rate at 0.5 mumol T4-1 X 6 h-1. T4 release from TBG was faster in the presence of T4 than in the presence of TSH. Preadministration of 3,6-diiodothyronine, 3,3',5'-triiodothyronine or propylthiouracil, a potent antithyroid agent, caused an increase in the rate of T4 release from TBG. The effect was maximal within 24 h of pretreatment.On the go and no time to finish that story right now? Your News is the place for you to save content to read later from any device. Register with us and content you save will appear here so you can access them to read later.
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All of the 45 people on board were safely rescued, officials said.
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Follow these instructions to use your own pom.xml to include the JCheck pom in your POM.
Clone the JCheck repository
Install the JCheck dependencies into your Maven repo
Add the following to your pom.xml (project containing the test code)
This will create the junit-jcheck-impl-X.X.jar plugin for you. If your project does not contain tests then the following will be created automatically:
If you have a Maven project with JCheck tests you should see:
Maven Project with JCheck Tests
The following, included in the JCheck github repository, includes the Maven plugin described above.
Note that the plugin plugin is configured to run against version 2.23 of Junit. You can change the version using the following tag.
2.23
Prerequisite Dependencies
Note: There are optional (non-required) dependencies required to run JCheck tests in the project.
The following dependencies are required:
JCheck 2.23 or greater
JUnit4
JUnitAdapter
Optionally for the HaProxy Plugin:
Haproxy Plugin 2.x
HaProxy Plugin
The haproxy plugin is included as an optional dependency and can be used to test HAProxy. There are currently no JCheck tests to test HAProxy, but if you would like to write tests, please feel free to extend this plugin. The HaProxy plugin will start the test server at localhost and connect to it.
JCheck >1.1.0-SNAPSHOT
JUnit >4.11
JUnitAdapter>1.2.1
Haproxy Plugin>2.7.0
This is the minimum configuration for running the tests, but it doesn't appear to be compiling. It can be compiled by running mvn install or by unzipping and running the included JCheck-2.23.1.zip file.
NOTE: The following assumes that you have the jdk in your $PATH. You may need to update your $PATH to include the jdk directory.
To run the tests,
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