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Vasopressin Resets the Central Circadian Clock in a Manner Influenced by Sex and Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide Signaling
Vasopressin resets the body's internal clock differently depending on sex and intestinal signaling
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Abstract
V1A/B receptor agonists reset the phase of the SCN molecular clock in a time-dependent manner, with larger responses observed in female SCN.
- AVP signaling appears to influence the molecular rhythms in SCN neurons.
- Responses to V1A/B agonists are modulated by the sex of the SCN, suggesting a differential impact.
- Both Gαq and Gαs signaling pathways are involved in the SCN resetting induced by V1A/B agonists.
- The resetting response requires signaling from vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP).
- This study underscores the importance of investigating clock function across both sexes.
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