Effects of stress and cortisol on the polarization of carp macrophages.

Magdalena Maciuszek,Leszek Rydz, Iga Świtakowska,B M Lidy Verburg-van Kemenade,Magdalena Chadzińska

Fish & Shellfish Immunology（2019）

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Abstract

In teleost fish, myelopoiesis is maintained both in the head (HK) and trunk kidney (TK), but only the HK holds the endocrine cells that produce the stress hormone cortisol. We now compared the effects of prolonged restraint stress (in vivo) and cortisol (in vitro) on the polarization of HK and TK-derived carp macrophages.

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Stress,Cortisol,Monocytes/macrophages,Head kidney,Trunk kidney,Carp

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