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The 12 pages that link to Antidiuretic hormone, each with the reason it gives.

• OsmoregulationRelated: It adjusts water conservation in response to the body's hydration state.

• DehydrationRelated: Rising release helps limit water loss through the kidneys.

• NephronRelated: It changes how much water leaves nephron-derived fluid as urine.

• HyponatremiaRelated: Excess antidiuretic hormone retains water and can dilute blood sodium.

• UrineRelated: It changes urine volume and concentration according to the body's water balance.

• Collecting ductRelated: It inserts aquaporin channels into duct cells, allowing water to leave the tubular fluid.

• Urinary systemRelated: It adjusts urine concentration and helps regulate body water.

• Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretionRelated: Its sustained activity drives the water retention that defines this syndrome.

• Body fluidRelated: It reduces water loss in urine when the body needs to conserve water.

• Body fluid compartmentsRelated: Its control of water balance changes extracellular volume and concentration.