tsh
IPA: ʃ
Root Word: TSH
noun
- (biochemistry) Initialism of thyroid-stimulating hormone. [(biochemistry) A glycoprotein hormone synthesized and secreted by the anterior pituitary gland that stimulates activity of the thyroid gland.]
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Examples of "tsh" in Sentences
- Have the doctor check you TSH level.
- Persistent stimulation of TSH Rs may be involved.
- TSH prompts the thyroid gland to make more hormone.
- Every person is contributing 10,000 tsh (about $8).
- Humoring me she was tested, "normal" per her doc tsh.
- The cerebral cortex and hippocampus are rich in TSH Rs.
- There is also evidence for central actions of prolactin and TSH.
- A minimum of Tsh 5000 is required to create an account with TPB.
- The gene is similar to the gene for the FSH receptor and the TSH receptor.
- This increase in TSH results in an enlargement of the thyroid gland goiter .
- Ill patients may have normal to low TSH depending on the spectrum of illness.
- On Sunday they'll give 6,000 tsh and have 2 months to turn in the remaining 4,000.
- How can ‘dsh’ be simpler than e.g. ‘j’ for the voiced palato-alveolar affricate, or ‘tsh’ simpler than ‘ch’ for the voiceless one?
- The English “J” sound, as in “Jewschool”, is phonetically the same as “tsh”, just ‘voiced’ - so it also starts off with a stop, ‘d’, and releases into a ‘zh’.
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- The YIVO system is a good one; its value is to be unambiguous in English and in French — as in, “kh” means only one sound, “tsh” can only mean one sound, and “ch” is dropped exactly because it means something different in English (tsch as in both chimney and chanuka) and French (sh as in chat), and so forth.
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