Fluorescent Pigment Builds Up in Cortisol-producing Tumors Associated with Cushing Syndrome, Study Reports
Fluorescent pigments accumulate in the non-cancerous adrenal gland tumors associated with Cushing syndrome, whether or not a person has a mutation associated with the disease, a study indicates. The build-up could be used a biomarker of Cushing disease some day, the researchers said. Scientists call the pigments lipofuscin granules. Granule accumulations…