ArticleFrontiers in endocrinology2026
Prolactin, cortisol, and extracellular osmolality regulate
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Objective: Euryhaline fishes can inhabit salinities ranging from fresh water (FW) to seawater (SW), in part because their endocrine system aligns the ion-transporting capacities of branchial ionocytes with the external environment. Ionocytes also directly sense extracellular osmolality and adjust their functions accordingly; therefore, this study investigated the interplay between osmotic conditions and osmoregulatory hormones in Mozambique tilapia ( Methods: We first combined hypophysectomy, hormone replacement, RNA-Seq, and qPCR to identify Results: Our findings indicate that 1) Prl's capacity to antagonize cortisol-stimulated Conclusions: The combined actions of osmotic stimuli, Prl, and cortisol shape the branchial expression of
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