goiterin
Goiterin is a term encountered in some discussions of thyroid physiology, but it is not a widely recognized chemical compound in medical literature. It may be used as a placeholder name for a hypothetical goitrogenic substance, or as a misspelling of related terms. As such, no standard chemical properties, dosage, or therapeutic use are established.
If discussed as a goitrogen, goiterin would be considered an agent that disrupts thyroid hormone synthesis
Clinical relevance: Goitrogen exposure can contribute to goiter, especially in iodine-deficient individuals. Symptoms include anterior neck