S. Piehl

Most-cited papers

1. Thyronamines--past, present, and future.

   S. Piehl, C. S. Hoefig, T. Scanlan, J. Köhrle

   2011Endocrine reviews125 citations Open access

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2. Thyronamines are isozyme-specific substrates of deiodinases.

   S. Piehl, T. Heberer, G. Balizs, T. Scanlan +3 more

   2008Endocrinology77 citations Open access

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3. Development of a validated liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry method for the distinction of thyronine and thyronamine constitutional isomers and for the identification of new deiodinase substrates.

   S. Piehl, T. Heberer, G. Balizs, T. Scanlan +1 more

   2008Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry60 citations

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4. Does the aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase contribute to thyronamine biosynthesis?

   C. S. Hoefig, K. Renko, S. Piehl, T. Scanlan +7 more

   2012Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology38 citations

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5. Properties of different pancreatin preparations used in pancreatic exocrine insufficiency.

   S. Piehl, R. Brinkmann, T. Windeck

   2010European Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepathology3 citations

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6. Thyronamines Are Isozyme-specific Substrates of Deiodinases

   S. Piehl, T. Heberer, G. Balizs, T. S. Scanlan +3 more

   20080 citations

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7. The roles of deiodinases in thyronamine biology

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8. The role of deiodinases in thyronamine biosynthesis

   S. Piehl, B. Gábor, H. Thomas, J. Köhrle

   20070 citations

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9. An LC-MS/MS based method for the simultaneous detection of thyroid hormones and their metabolites: Thyronines and thyronamines

   S. Piehl, G. Balizs, T. Heberer, J. Köhrle

   20070 citations

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