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Body Burden of Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers and Joint Effects on Thyroid Function in a Physical Examination Population in Shenzhen

Authors: CHEN Yang; ZHOU Chenyu; ZHAN Zijian; MA Shuai; ZENG Xiaopeng; JIANG Yousheng; PENG Jinling; SONG Jiayi; ZHANG Jianqing

DOI: 10.7524/j.issn.0254-6108.2025121602Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Median serum ∑8PBDEs was 10.2 ng·g⁻¹ lw (range: 0.13–2089.4 ng·g⁻¹ lw), with BDE-209 contributing 59.7% of total, indicating dominant exposure to this high-molecular-weight congener in the Shenzhen cohort. • • A 1.7-fold increase in serum BDE-153 was associated with a 0.4% increase in FT3 (P<0.05), suggesting a potential stimulatory effect on thyroid hormone synthesis or release. • • A 1.7-fold increase in serum BDE-183 was associated with a 0.9% decrease in T3 and a 0.7% decrease in FT3 (P<0.05), indicating a suppressive effect on thyroid hormone levels. • • BKMR and WQS models revealed that mixed PBDE exposure was negatively associated with TSH at high exposure levels and with T3 and T3/FT3 ratio, with BDE-153 and BDE-183 as key contributors, underscoring the importance of assessing cumulative effects.