Perspective: Hormones and immune development: bidirectional regulation between thyroid hormones and the immune system - Takeaways - MDSpire

Perspective: Hormones and immune development: bidirectional regulation between thyroid hormones and the immune system

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  • Weiling Zhang

  • Sitao Huang

  • Yingying Kang

  • Qingquan Zhao

  • Sixian Cheng

  • Zhengrong Zheng

  • June 30, 2026

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    Thyroid hormones play a significant role in modulating immune function, particularly in T cell responses, within a dynamic physiological environment.

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    Thyroid hormone signaling acts as a systemic regulator of T cell activity, integrating endocrine, immune, and metabolic cues.

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    Thyroid dysfunction is linked to altered immune tolerance and autoimmune disease progression, affecting broader immune-related outcomes.

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    The immunological effects of thyroid hormones vary depending on the endocrine context, influencing T cell activation and cytokine production.

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    Future studies are needed to integrate longitudinal and multi-omics approaches to better understand thyroid-immune regulation.

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