When does the thyroid gland develop in an embryo?
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The fetal thyroid gland reaches maturity by about week 10–12 gestation and begins to produce thyroid hormones at around the 16th week of gestation.
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The fetal thyroid gland reaches maturity by about week 10–12 gestation and begins to produce thyroid hormones at around the 16th week of gestation. Fetal production of thyroid hormones becomes increasingly important in the second half of pregnancy.
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