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• W2024596605 abstract "Insects, because of their small size and high surface area: volume ratios, face formidable problems of water and ion balance. Water loss is minimized by a number of physical and behavioural mechanisms, but ultimately the homeostatic maintenance of the internal milieu is dependent upon the control of excretion. In every species which has been studied, hormones which affect diuresis have been reported. These hormones, usually low molecular weight peptides, may enhance fluid loss (diuretic hormone) or retard it (antidiuretic hormone). The application of very sensitive analytical techniques, such as high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to the study of diuretic hormones/antidiuretic hormones has indicated that they are widely distributed throughout the insect central nervous system, although the most concentrated source, and presumably the main site of release, is the corpus cardiacum. HPLC techniques have also revealed that many species contain more than one diuretic hormone, with each acting via a different second messenger system and exerting different effects on the Malpighian tubules. The integrated action of multiple diuretic hormones, and the overall intergration of the secretory and reabsorptive segments of the excretory system, represent one of the more interesting and least well understood aspects of the endocrine control of excretion." @default.
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• W2024596605 title "Endocrine regulation of diuresis in insects" @default.
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