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Stc2a inhibits IGF-stimulated somatic growth in favor of organismal survival under hypoxia

2025-10-16

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In response to hypoxia, animals reduce somatic growth to shift energy resources toward the maintenance of vital functions and survival. Although this phenomenon is widespread in the animal kingdom, the factors and mechanisms involved remain poorly understood. Here we report that hypoxia causes major changes in zebrafish transcriptomic landscapes with hormonal activity or hormonal signaling identified as most promi...

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ce05a711-8138-5ba5-bbd2-a45cb6fc4a69
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10.1101/2025.10.16.682858
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