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Balancing water & salt levels in blood & tissue fluids
Antidiuretic hormone (also called vasopressin)
Pituitary gland
In the hypothalamus
Detect changes in water concentration in blood
Concentrated/darker urine
Dilute/lighter coloured urine
Response opposes the original change in water levels
Increases permeability; more water reabsorbed
Decreased/less ADH secreted
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