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The factors that control Ca2+ and Pi transport in the fish nephron are unclear. In tetrapods these ions are primarily regulated by calcitonin and PTH. Recently several PTH-like proteins were found in fish but their roles are not known. In fish larvae, PTHrP enhanced total Ca2+ uptake, increasing influx and reducing efflux.
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Fish Parathyroid hormone
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Guerreiro, P. M.; Canario, A. V. M.; Power, D. M.; Renfro, J. L.Parathyroid hormone (PTH)-related protein stimulates Pi secretion across fish proximal tubule cells, Journal of Experimental Zoology Part a-Comparative Experimental Biology, 305A, 2, 130-130, 2006.
