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Fig. 4
Cortisol suppresses feeding. (A) Whole-body cortisol levels were higher in the cortisol-treated fish compared to the control. (B) Cortisol treatment significantly increased plasma glucose levels. (C) The pck1 transcript abundance in the liver significantly increased after cortisol treatment compared to the control. (D) Cortisol-treated fish consumed significantly fewer pellets than the control. Values are means ± SEM (Whole-body cortisol n = 7–8; Plasma glucose n = 17–21; Transcript abundance n = 6; Feeding performance n = 16). ns—not significant; *(P < 0.05); ***(P < 0.001).
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