Farwa Sajadi

This study quantifies the release kinetics of diuretic and anti-diuretic neuropeptides in female Aedes aegypti post-bloodmeal to understand their role in regulating urine secretion.

This study characterizes ITP and ITP-L in Aedes aegypti, showing their expression patterns, localization, and roles in water conservation, excretion, and reproductive physiology.

This paper characterizes the ITP signaling system in Drosophila, identifying ITPa as an anti-diuretic hormone that acts via the Gyc76C receptor to modulate osmoregulation and metabolic homeostasis.