Mechanisms of brain renin angiotensin system-induced drinking and blood pressure: importance of the subfornical organ

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RT @8Eevert: @angryhacademic The clue: renin-angiotensin system 👀 ”Angiotensin II in target tissues causes increased fluid intake” (https:…

@angryhacademic The clue: renin-angiotensin system 👀 ”Angiotensin II in target tissues causes increased fluid intake” (https://t.co/9kdxsVBXQi) ”hard to distinguish hormonal actions from actions secondary to tissue RAS”—”Cortisol Stimulates Tissue RAS …

@Really_Richelle @PutrinoLab Plausible mechanism: ”Activation of #AT1R by blood-borne ANG II in target tissues causes increases in #sodium and water retention” https://t.co/9kdxsVCvFQ ”Dysfunctional signaling via #AT1R may also contribute to barorecepto…

@SmeowThecat @AysegulCoruhlu @kerpen The renin angiotensin system regulates thirst in the brain. Could either be an infection there, or the elevated level of ACE enzyme in their serum is causing it. https://t.co/qsjD6AN8W9

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