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• W4308554924 abstract "Background: Macro-thyrotropin (macro-TSH) is a large molecular weight TSH that causes elevated serum TSH concentrations due to its slow clearance. It is primarily a complex of TSH and anti-TSH autoantibodies. The aims of this study were to examine the prevalence and nature of macro-TSH in neonates and to determine how to cope with macro-TSH in neonates suspected to have congenital hypothyroidism through neonatal mass screening. Methods: The presence of macro-TSH was examined using polyethylene glycol (PEG), gel filtration chromatography (GFC), and 125I-TSH binding studies in 939 umbilical cord blood samples from neonates and their mothers. Results: Among 138 serum samples with a PEG precipitation ratio of TSH >68.9% (mean + standard deviation), human anti-mouse antibodies were found in nine samples. The presence of macro-TSH was examined in the remaining 129 serum samples using a 125I-TSH binding study and GFC. The 125I-TSH binding study revealed that four babies (0.43%) had significantly high ratios of 125I-TSH binding to their sera. Two of the babies were siblings, and their mother and the other two mothers also showed significantly high binding ratios. The 125I-TSH binding was displaced by a large amount (1 μg) of unlabeled human TSH in a similar way between babies and their mothers in all cases, suggesting the presence of anti-TSH autoantibodies in their sera. Further characterization of the autoantibodies in one baby and its mother showed a low affinity and high specificity to human TSH, and the nature was very similar between them. These findings may indicate that the anti-TSH autoantibodies that developed in the mother were transferred to the baby through the placenta and formed macro-TSH by binding to neonatal TSH. GFC revealed macro-TSH in only one baby and its mother, probably because of the dissociation of TSH from autoantibodies during the analytical procedure. Conclusions: Macro-TSH was found in 0.43% of neonates, and their mothers all had macro-TSH as well. We recommend that if a baby's serum TSH concentration is high enough to consider levothyroxine treatment suspecting congenital hypothyroidism but the free thyroxine level is normal, their mother's macro-TSH should be checked." @default.
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• W4308554924 title "Prevalence and Pathogenesis of Macro-Thyrotropin in Neonates: Analysis of Umbilical Cord Blood from 939 Neonates and Their Mothers" @default.
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