Metabolomics analysis of splenectomy of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) reveals the spleen involved in regulating liver lipids and amino acids metabolism
Yixi Tao,
Chunying Du,
Shanwen Jiang
et al.
Abstract:The liver is essential for nutritional balance in fish, and liver damage in farmed fish often arises from factors like overfeeding, causing various health issues. Clinical observations indicate that liver diseases frequently involve spleen dysfunction, and there is evidence to suggest that the spleen has a significant impact on liver function. However, there has been no discussion on the role of the spleen in maintaining liver health in fish. To understand the role of fish spleen in liver metabolism, this stud… Show more
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