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001), and BP flounder showed significantly higher locomotor activity (P less then 0.001) compared with SP flounder both in the daytime and nighttime. Analysis of feeding behavior revealed that BP flounder showed a shorter latency to feed and more attacks to prey. Furthermore, the qPCR and immunohistochemistry results showed that BP flounder expressed significantly lower level of UI mRNA and protein in CNSS tissue. Collectively, our study suggested that the UI plays an important role in locomotor activity and appetite regulation, which pro
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