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. 2017 Nov 29;2(1):63–76. doi: 10.1210/js.2017-00400

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Figure 2. — Exposure to iodized water (up to 32 weeks, starting at the age of 2 months) does not induce significant changes in T4 levels in (A) NOD.H2^k, (B) NOD.Lc7, or (E) B10.A4R female mice. Significantly reduced T4 levels on iodized water in (C) NOD, (D) B10.A4R males, and (F) C57BL/6. T4 values are in μd/dL (mean + standard error of the mean ). The numbers of mice studied are in parentheses. Statistically significant differences: panel C, *P = 0.004; panel D, **P < 0.001, ***P < 0.001, ^P = 0.008, ^#P = 0.018 (all t tests). Ns, not significantly different.