Sentence examples for its iodine from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Ngõ-Hue: I bought this salt…(at a factory)  Viengvilay Phommachanh, Lao Food and Drug Officer: They lied to you about its iodine content because they wanted to sell it to you.

Arnaud Berthelier, at the Dining Room at the Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead, in Atlanta, has stirred nori into black truffle-flecked risotto since discovering how well its iodine flavor goes with the earthiness of the truffle.

"One of the biggest benefits is its iodine content; you need sufficient iodine for your thyroid and healthy breast tissue," says Dr. Boham.

When the fetal thyroid is just becoming functional, its iodine intake is maximal.

Increasing access to iodized salt and improving quality control of its iodine content hold the key to eliminating iodine deficiency worldwide.

Testing salt for its iodine content is remarkably simple: A drop of starch solution is dropped into a teaspoon full of salt.

Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac recognized the vapor from the Courtois experiment as a new element and named it "iodine" given its violet color.

After thyroxine enters a cell, deiodinases located in the cytoplasm remove one of its four iodine atoms, converting it into triiodothyronine.

However, due to its toxicity, iodine is not suitable to be used in its molecular or ionic form.

The drug is known to affect thyroid homeostasis [ 88] by competitive inhibition of 5' -monodeiodinase, which converts T4 to T3 and reverse T3 to 3,3' -diodothyronine (T2), and also by the direct effects of its high iodine content (37% by weight) [ 89]; it is also structurally similar to the thyroid hormones [ 90].

It has homogeneous high attenuation values on a CT scan, as compared to adjacent muscles, due to its high iodine concentration.