What stands out
This is the strongest pathway in the sample.
Report Explainer
This page explains why this pathway rose in the sample report, what it likely means, and what to validate next.
This is the strongest pathway in the sample.
The working read here is lower thyroid hormone conversion support.
TSH, Free T4 / Free T3, thyroid antibodies
High. This is one of the clearest and most testable findings in the report.
Why it rose
This pathway tends to surface when several studied variants in its core genes point in a similar direction strongly enough to justify biomarker follow-up.
shows how strongly the brain is signaling the thyroid system
show how much thyroid hormone is available before and after activation
help show whether an immune process may be affecting the thyroid picture
Main genes
DIO2 adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
DIO2 adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.
PDE8B adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
PDE8B adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.
FOXE1 adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
FOXE1 adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.
TSHR adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
TSHR adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.
PPARGC1A adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
PPARGC1A adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.
UCP2 adds weight to the same pathway interpretation, but does not drive it alone.
UCP2 adds thyroid hormone conversion context and should be interpreted with the surrounding pathway pattern, not on its own.