This is a blog about the effect of mitochondrial neurotoxins on glucocorticoid II receptors. It will mostly be about toxins other than the one the one I was exposed to, hexachlorophene. I have addressed that research in related blogs.
This is an attempt to raise a broader question. Besides hexachlorophene, don't other mitochondrial neurotoxins (eg trimethyltin) also cause life-long glucocorticoid receptor deficiencies that ,in turn, cause disorders of hypercortisolemia, neuroendocrine type?
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