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  1. Activation of Novel Secretoneurin Circuits in Ovulating Zebrafish

    … ovulation. However, the novel neuropeptide secretoneurin (SN) can stimulate Lh release independent of Gnrh and mutations of the two SN precursor genes (scg2a and scg2b) result in significant reproductive deficits in zebrafish, most notably in ovulation and courtship behaviours. Thus far, …

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  2. Characterization and Role of Secretogranin-II/Secretoneurin in Zebrafish Reproduction

    … medaka do not block reproduction. In goldfish, secretoneurin-a, a neuropeptide derived from secretogranin-IIa processing, stimulates luteinizing hormone release in vivo and from dispersed pituitary cells in vitro. Secretoneurin does not bind to the human gonadotropin releasing hormone receptor …

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  3. Characterization and Role of Secretoneurin in the Ovulatory Cycle of Zebrafish

    Secretoneurin (SN) is a 31-42 amino acid neuropeptide, derived from the proteolytic processing of the precursor protein secretogranin-II (Scg2). In zebrafish, SNa and SNb are respectively 34 and 31 amino acids long, deriving from selective processing of the distinct Scg2a and Scg2b precursors. Our …

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